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I guess it's related to giving the user ID to parse_bbc beforehand..?Well, no reason not to do both ;)
I'll let you handle it though, don't have time today, I was working on fixing a thought bug (commit coming later), and have run out of coding time... :^^;:

Tried disemvowelling (sp?) posts from a test account locally.
One post just said "No idea."
As a result, the post was "N d."
Not very readable, actually...

I'd instead suggest scrambling all words, except for the first and last, as it was the subject of an amusing meme a few years ago, and I think it still keeps the whole thing readable...

Also, a bigger bug I'd say: if I go through /profile/test-account/, and click Show posts, there they are... All of his posts, untouched.

(I just noticed that 'disemvowel' was a play on 'disembowel', ah ah... Well, you can't blame me for my English :P But I did notice that it was strange to have an 'm' in it, considering the rule that it should only be before a 'b' or another 'm'... At least in French.)

So... This is my personal take on it: (in Subs-BBC)


Followed, at the end, by:


Feel free to re-use the code unmodified, or modified, or to just forget about my suggestion... ;)

+1 with your post, obviously...

So, I watched Gaiman's episode... And was utterly disappointed.
Not on the same level as The Doctor's Wife... Not even as good as last week's episode.
I don't know what was the point of the episode... So, he wanted to write a Cyberman episode? Cool. He wanted to have some likeable characters come from out of nowhere, like in TDW? Cool... But did he really have to barely give them a minute of screen time before we switch again and again to the Doctor's boring shouts and Clara's so-fascinating impossible-girl mysteries?

I don't care that she's impossible... She's just NOT that special to me. Bring me back River Song -- any time. Especially next week.

I'm afraid this is the weakest streak of episodes since, hmm... Season 2 or something.
And I absolutely adore Neil Gaiman. I think he's a great guy, too. I'm just so disappointed he wrote an episode that didn't add anything to the Doctor's mythos. It seems like a waste of his time... :-/

rev 2108 -- okay, maybe not 'a few minutes' after all... More like a few seconds.
(5 files, 6kb)

+ Added a new return_* helper function, return_callback, which accepts a string representing a function name (usually a template), followed with an array of arguments (or nothing). This allows you to use the return_* system with a function that will echo its output, instead of returning it in a string. Replaced Like handling with this. (Like.php, Subs.php)

* Rewrote pm.js "my way", with Pete's blessing. This saves about 500 bytes, and 150 when gzipped. Not bad for something that does exactly the same... (pm.js)

! Minor auto-suggest bug. Item count shouldn't be increased if the hook called right after it decides to prevent adding an item... This wasn't found until now, because no hooks were called so far anyway... (suggest.js)

! And they wouldn't have worked anyway. Fixed a sorry bug where I was calling the hook with .call(function), instead of .call(this, function). And that was an old one..! (suggest.js)

! overflow-y: scroll always shows a scrollbar, even if you don't have many contacts. Fixed to overflow-y: auto. (index.member.css)

This, then..?


Best I can do to make it... 'readable'.

This is a bug that I noticed ever since the first introduction of mentions; I reported it a couple of times, and added it to my to-do list; however, I haven't had time to work on it, yet. It took me a while to get the dropdown to position right next to the cursor, so I was quick to leave everything else aside, ah ah...

Also, I was quite bummed when I realized that it you type quickly, like I do, you often end up typing the name more quickly than the mentions thing can show it to you. Thing is, in the auto-suggest, you HAVE TO select a name to keep going. In @mentions, you can just type the name, and keep typing the rest. It's nearly... Pointless, to have a dropdown, actually... :-/
Would probably be more useful to have some text show up below the textarea, saying something like, "Nao will receive a mention notification once you hit Submit."

I don't think testing is important, because it doesn't return null anyway, it returns false or whatever the function returns; and echo false will output nothing, so I think we're protected...

Your own fix was clean, too ;) I just wanted to make something that could be a one-liner and be used to output small bits that may be called through echos rather than string building.

Oh, thinking about it... I should probably add echo before that call_user_func_array, shouldn't I..? In case the callback function isn't a template at all... ;)Yup, that's the idea...
return_raw() really should be called only for stuff that doesn't contain long text, especially URLs and such... I don't know what got through me. I know I went through several phases when I wrote the return_* functions, and return_raw was added last (it was originally a way for me to more easily output some XML without having to re-read the output buffer handling documentation every time... :lol:), and I changed it from return_text to return_raw, I think, and for no particular reason... :-/Oh, then that's good news, no need to fix anything eheh. ;)