In UBB, they allowed quotes within quotes. The importer doesn't seem to like that situation very much.
Compare this UBB post with the imported vB version.
Any way we can account for this? Makes things pretty messy on import.
In UBB, they allowed quotes within quotes. The importer doesn't seem to like that situation very much.
Compare this UBB post with the imported vB version.
Any way we can account for this? Makes things pretty messy on import.
Unfortunately since vB does not have the quote-within-quote option it does make it difficult. Maybe Jerry can update the import script to fix this.
Steve Machol, vBulletin Customer Support Manager
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Just remember that what happens in localhost, stays in localhost.
Yah - I kinda figured that. Hopefully he can come up with something to make it at least look presentable.
Huh!!! I was sure I saw the quote in quote on some vB forum somwhere...Originally Posted by Steve Machol
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John
PM Cymru Ltd - Professional Project and Business Management Services
You can do it manually, but it won't happen automatically using the quote function unless you modify the code.Originally Posted by TheMusicMan
Didn't vB2 do multilevel quotes?
I just checked this with 2.3.6 and nested quotes were not automatic there either. Nested quotes are automatic in PMs in both vB2 and vB3.
Steve Machol, vBulletin Customer Support Manager
"Have Copy, Will Paste" (when appropriate)
Please do not email or PM me for vBulletin support. I will be more than glad to answer your questions on the vB Forums and in the support system.
Just remember that what happens in localhost, stays in localhost.
D'ya know... it might have been on TAZ where I had seen this quote-in-quote then.... that would have been a while ago now though...Originally Posted by the Sandman
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John
PM Cymru Ltd - Professional Project and Business Management Services
Ah well... I am sure I have seen this coded somewhere.Originally Posted by the Sandman
PS: I wish you well as I can't do that elsewhere![]()
Last edited by TheMusicMan; Mon 9th May '05 at 7:11am.
John
PM Cymru Ltd - Professional Project and Business Management Services
The importer tries to do its best to find them and regex them out, it can get nested quotes most of the time.
The main issue being the source data, there is no such thing as a perfect import and coming from ubb.classic its little less than a nightmare due to the typical state of the source data.
cleaner.php can help with some of it if its set up.
Given the example in the first post of this thread (which seems to be replicated all over my forum), what would be an appropriate substitution in cleaner?
Well now I look at it closer all I think you can do is clean up :
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />
Because it would work but the inital [ quote] tag is missing.
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