CODE Tags and Mentioning

• Sep 23, 2015

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In my opinion this shouldn't happen:

Code:

-- update session key/id
	declare   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]Key varchar(50) = NEWID()
	declare   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]ID int = checksum   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]Key)
	if exists (SELECT CustomerID FROM LoginSessions WHERE CustomerID =   [USER=25895]Custom[/USER]erID)
	begin
		UPDATE LoginSessions SET 
			SessionKey   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]Key, 
			SessionID   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]ID,
			LoginIP=@in_IP, 
			TimeLogged=GETDATE(), 
			TimeUpdated=GETDATE()
		WHERE CustomerID   [USER=25895]Custom[/USER]erID
	end
	else
	begin
		INSERT INTO LoginSessions
			(CustomerID, SessionKey, SessionID, LoginIP, TimeLogged, TimeUpdated)
		VALUES 
			   [USER=25895]Custom[/USER]erID,   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]Key,   [USER=2000045131]Session[/USER]ID, @in_IP, GETDATE(), GETDATE())
	end

It just mentions people what actually code is.

 

• Oct 14, 2015

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@MentaL did you see this at all?

 

• Dec 17, 2015

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@GigaToni ChewBecca MentaL

Work around. (Solution to get around this issue)
Put the @ Symbol itself in Bold Block.

Here is bolded:

Code:

-- update session key/id
	declare   [B]@[/B]SessionKey varchar(50) = NEWID()
	declare   [B]@[/B]SessionID int = checksum   [B]@[/B]SessionKey)
	if exists (SELECT CustomerID FROM LoginSessions WHERE CustomerID =   [B]@[/B]CustomerID)
	begin
		UPDATE LoginSessions SET 
			SessionKey   [B]@[/B]SessionKey, 
			SessionID   [B]@[/B]SessionID,
			LoginIP=@in_IP, 
			TimeLogged=GETDATE(), 
			TimeUpdated=GETDATE()
		WHERE CustomerID   [B]@[/B]CustomerID
	end
	else
	begin
		INSERT INTO LoginSessions
			(CustomerID, SessionKey, SessionID, LoginIP, TimeLogged, TimeUpdated)
		VALUES 
			  [B]@[/B]CustomerID,   [B]@[/B]SessionKey,  [B]@[/B]SessionID, @in_IP, GETDATE(), GETDATE())
	end

 

Last edited: Dec 17, 2015

• Dec 17, 2015

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Dude. I can't do anything. I'm not admin. Lolwat

 

• Dec 17, 2015

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@ChewBecca I just figured since you posted here I'd add you for shits n giggles.




Put the @ symbol inside Bold blocks [ B ]@[ /B ]

Only the @ symbol



You can do this with the # symbol as well.
Like #Test

 

• Dec 17, 2015

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Should be done the neat way but just ignoring

Code:

 blocks.

 

• Dec 17, 2015

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I don't have access to fixing that, nor do I believe the forum has that option.
At least there is a way around it. :



Generally only happens with code.
You generally are copying the code from source to the posted code block.
Takes 1 minute to paste it into notepad++
Search-Replace all instances of @ symbol with [ B]@[/B ] same with # symbol.
Copy / paste into post.

 

• Dec 17, 2015

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Highly suggest that it should ignore it in the code block.... if possible ofcourse, not everyone knows that when you put it in bold it doesn't say the name though thx for that DNC