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Code Formatting 2
Last Post 21 May 2011 06:09 AM by Chad Miller. 3 Replies.
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14 May 2011 10:28 AM
    @Kirk

    Unfortunately the suggestion forum does not allow me to post a reply to a topic I started. So I'm forced to start a new one. This probably something to look into it.

    I now I see my issue with the code formatting. In forums there's two ways to add a reply:

    Use Add Reply button at the bottom of the post which opens a new window
    Use the Quick Reply at bottom

    The add reply lacks code formatting while the quick reply has formatting. I guess I hadn't noticed it, because I never use the "Quick Reply" -- As my answers are well-tested and never quick replies :)


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    15 May 2011 11:16 AM
    Hi Chad,

    Regarding being able to reply to messages in the Suggestion Box, I just corrected the security configuration so you can now reply.  It was a configuration error, nothing more.

    For code in replies when you use the Reply link at the bottom of the thread or the reply link on a thread message, I think you can still format code.  Let me try it and see. :)

    Get-Service wuauserv | Stop-Service

    If this works then all you need to do in the reply view you use is surround your code block with [ code ] and [ /code ] (without the added spaces).


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    15 May 2011 11:17 AM
    Yup, that worked.  Simply manually enter the [ code ] and [ /code ] tags around your code and you should end up with a code block in your replies. :)
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    21 May 2011 06:09 AM
    Thanks that's a good workaround--if possible I would suggest adding the "Code" button to "Add Reply"
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