Edit: you can close this subject, i found out how to activate html, so i can post tables now
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Old Support Topics - How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
dan13anca [ Wed 05 Aug, 2009 17:17 ]
Post subject: How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Hi everyone. Until now i only found out how i can create cells, but not a proper table inside of a posted message. Can somebody help me?
Edit: you can close this subject, i found out how to activate html, so i can post tables now
Edit: you can close this subject, i found out how to activate html, so i can post tables now
brandsrus [ Wed 05 Aug, 2009 17:43 ]
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
We don't close subjects if there is no reason for that.
Maybe can I the link or post how you have done that with the cells for other users that searched to the solution.
BTW: I have a tag behind your title set.
Good luck
Maybe can I the link or post how you have done that with the cells for other users that searched to the solution.
BTW: I have a tag behind your title set.
Good luck
abylon [ Thu 27 Oct, 2011 16:54 ]
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
The problem is, we transver our forum to Icy Phoenix 1.2.0.27c! There we have some posts with html:
example: http://www.computerguard.de/abylon-...oad-vt7211.html
I search for a solution to "activate the html". But I don't found something.
I would be very happy for you help.
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
brandsrus wrote: [View Post]
The problem is, we transver our forum to Icy Phoenix 1.2.0.27c! There we have some posts with html:
example: http://www.computerguard.de/abylon-...oad-vt7211.html
I search for a solution to "activate the html". But I don't found something.
I would be very happy for you help.
spydie [ Thu 27 Oct, 2011 17:43 ]
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
the actual version of IcyPhoenix is 1.3.0.53b
think about upgrading again, since support for .27c is almost dead
think about upgrading again, since support for .27c is almost dead
Joshua203 [ Thu 27 Oct, 2011 18:35 ]
Post subject: Re: How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: Re: How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
I think he did that to avoid convert problems, I recognize the board related to an icyphoenix.de post 
TheSteffen [ Thu 27 Oct, 2011 19:25 ]
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
abylon, you can enable html in acp
But it is a security think to use BBCode
In later IcyPhoenix version there is a option: HTML only for admins
EDIT: By the way, you have reactivated a 2 year old post
But it is a security think to use BBCode
In later IcyPhoenix version there is a option: HTML only for admins
EDIT: By the way, you have reactivated a 2 year old post
abylon [ Wed 02 Nov, 2011 12:20 ]
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Post subject: Re: [SOLVED] How Can I Post Table Inside A Message
Thank yopu for your help!
... And sorry for open an old post... ^^
Hi TheSteffen,
I heard you help us during the update.
I've now hearded that you help us with the forum-update. Thank you very much for your support.
Of course, I know that html can be dangerous. Therefore, it should be possible only for special single-user. I'm a supportler and I need it to integrate my product page as an "iframe" in the post. Other html-code I don't need actually.
Again, many thanks
Thomas
... And sorry for open an old post... ^^
TheSteffen wrote: [View Post]
Hi TheSteffen,
I heard you help us during the update.
I've now hearded that you help us with the forum-update. Thank you very much for your support.
Of course, I know that html can be dangerous. Therefore, it should be possible only for special single-user. I'm a supportler and I need it to integrate my product page as an "iframe" in the post. Other html-code I don't need actually.
Again, many thanks
Thomas