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Found one I think, the % messes up the block.

(When you get on you be like "I DIDN'T MEAN COMPLETELY SHOW HOW LITTLE THIS WORKS!"  )


Yeah the % makes an extra text insert.

EDIT
Another thing:

Actual block was [Say [!(glitch?)!]]

Last edited by Pecola1 (2011-11-22 15:35:23)

nXIII wrote:

Forum Blocks: Include Scratch blocks in your forum posts!

Forum Blocks allows you to post Scratch blocks in the forums with near-pixel-perfect rendering, with a simple and easy-to-learn syntax. No screenshots necessary!

Using Forum Blocks
Just include this snippet in your forum post:

Code:

[url]http://block.site90.net/<blocks>[/url]

Replace <blocks> with the blocks you'd like to include

Exporting from Scratch
Here is a changeset which adds an "export to forums" menu item to blocks, which copies the code for your stack into the clipboard. See here for detailed instructions on installing changesets

Syntax
A block consists of arguments and labels between brackets ( '[' and ']' ). Labels are the parts of blocks that show up in white text directly on the block (like 'forever' in the forever block). For example, the 'clear' block looks like this:

    [clear]
       ▼
    [url]http://block.site90.net/[clear][/url]

Put a block's arguments between parentheses, for example:

    [wait(3)secs]
           ▼
    [url]http://block.site90.net/[wait(3)secs][/url]

(note: spacing is optional between labels and arguments, but required between words in a label, like "forever if")
To make c- or e-shaped blocks, put stacks in braces ( '{' and '}' ). For example:

    [forever{[clear]}]
           ▼
    [url]http://block.site90.net/[forever{[clear]}][/url]

To insert a variable block, just use [(<variable name>)], for example:

    [say[(var)]]
      ▼
    [url]http://block.site90.net/[say[(var)]][/url]

Note: Technical Limitations
Due to technical limitations, spaces, plus signs, hash signs (pound/number signs) and colons cannot be inserted directly into urls. Use an underscore or %20 if you need to insert a space. Use a ~ in place of all + , a %23 in place of all # , and a %3A in place of all :

Complex Example
Range 1, from the Scratch Wiki, with Forum Blocks:

[set(Iterator)to(0)]
[set(Highest)to(0)]
[repeat[length_of(List_of_Numbers)]{
    [change(Iterator)by(1)]
    [if[[item[(Iterator)]of(List_of_Numbers)]>[(Highest)]]{
        [set(Highest)to[item[(Iterator)]of(List_of_Numbers)]]
    }]
}]
      ▼
[url]http://block.site90.net/[set(Iterator)to(0)][set(Highest)to(0)][repeat[length_of(List_of_Numbers)]{[change(Iterator)by(1)][if[[item[(Iterator)]of(List_of_Numbers)]>[(Highest)]]{[set(Highest)to[item[(Iterator)]of(List_of_Numbers)]]}]}][/url]

Source
You can view Forum Block's PHP source by visiting http://block.site90.net/block/source.php.

Coming Soon
- Hat blocks
- Mod support
- Highlighting blocks or arguments

Just tried this in RAGE
It failed in my mod. 

Last edited by ProgrammingPro01 (2011-11-22 17:01:42)

ProgrammingPro01 wrote:

[url]http://block.site90.net/<[forever{[say(PP01_is_da_bom)]}]>[/url]

O.O
I KNEW YOU WERE AN UNDERCOVER CREEPER FROM THE START.

Also, yeah, Ik that the say glitch is the PHP, thats how i thought up how to glitch it. XD

ROSMan wrote:

cool

nXIII wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Testing...
http://block.site90.net/%5Bgo%20to%20x% … D%5D%7D%5D

Oops, I broke it. http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/img/smilies/roll.png

Request-URI Too Large
The requested URL's length exceeds the capacity limit for this server.

GET requests can't be that long... any suggestions? I don't know how to POST images. 

Whatses inz the worldses? how doses you breakses an internetz? XD

Yeah, they should use this instead of the current forum blocks. We could do something like:

[scratch blocks]
[say[Now%20counting.]]
[set(counter)to(0)]
[forever{
[change(counter)by(0)]
[say%20[((counter)]]
}]
[/scratch blocks]

Or something like that.

Last edited by Magnie (2011-12-07 10:15:08)

This is cool. Make a suggestion that they use it for the forums!

nXIII wrote:

It's not supposed to work in mods because it infers block types and argument types from built-in blockSpecs (currently only the Scratch ones)

So for BYOB to work properly, you'd need some way of encoding the blockSpecs; perhaps as a paramater to the URL, or as part of the syntax, before the blocks?

hello12345678910 wrote:

BYOB stands for Build Your Own Blocks.

So you’re going to build my own blocks on the forums? 

-Sincerely,
    The Grammar Police

rdococ wrote:

[url]http://block.site90.net/[Hello_there!_How_does_this_work?][/url]

EDIT: It isn't working for me.

It uses the img tag, so it doesn't work right now.

rdococ wrote:

I have Antidote, so it should work...

It's an antidote glitch, then. It works fine with the Scratch Forums [img] tag

ZeroLuck wrote:

nXIII wrote:

rdococ wrote:

I have Antidote, so it should work...

It's an antidote glitch, then. It works fine with the Scratch Forums [url]tag

This "antidote" don't allow some letters in the [url]tag.
(because of cross site scripting)

What's wrong with using entities? You can just .replace all the ", <, >, and & with their entities.

Last edited by nXIII (2012-01-02 12:05:45)