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So will aC eventually have textile, or ubb? Does it already have some sort of formatting language built in?
I have been just using HTML for now in my projects.
I have been just using HTML for now in my projects.
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Ilija Studen
on Nov 21. 2006. 11:01 am
Danny:So will aC eventually have textile, or ubb? Does it already have some sort of formatting language built in?
I have been just using HTML for now in my projects.
activeCollab uses Textile from the day one.
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@Ilija: The forum is very fast -- nice job! (And thanks for all your work on aC. I just installed it and it's working like a champ. Can't wait to see how it evolves!)
Please keep Textile! BBCode is the spawn of Satan.
Please keep Textile! BBCode is the spawn of Satan.
I know this post is old, but i can not resist to reply :D
Please keep Textile, and upgrade to 2.0. And add a preview button for messages, task or nay other that use textarea. It will improve usability in many ways or one way :D
Please keep Textile, and upgrade to 2.0. And add a preview button for messages, task or nay other that use textarea. It will improve usability in many ways or one way :D
I'm hoping that I can figure out to hack 0.71 (or have it included in 1.0) that Textile will also be available for Tasks. This is particularly important for putting website links in tasks (such as "Approve Mockup at http://www.etc....") so that clients (read: normal non-techie people) can just click on them.
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