When I try to edit my project notes on my projects and add this text "<3" and when you press ok It deletes everything you wrote after it.
Is this a problem, or is it supposed to do it?
Last edited by CheeseMunchy (2011-12-06 12:37:15)
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Do "<3". It's a bug.
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Maybe this should go in either All About Scratch or Troubleshooting?
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RedRocker227 wrote:
Maybe this should go in either All About Scratch or Troubleshooting?
No. I'm suggesting it gets fixed.
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Suggestions are more for new features, and I wouldn't describe a bug fix as such. I'll move this to Troubleshooting for you.
Either way, yes, it's a longstanding bug - one which I'd have thought the Scratch team would have fixed by now!
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coolstuff wrote:
Suggestions are more for new features, and I wouldn't describe a bug fix as such.
I'll move this to Troubleshooting for you.
Either way, yes, it's a longstanding bug - one which I'd have thought the Scratch team would have fixed by now!
The good news is that it is in the bug-tracking system (#480). The not-so-good news is that it isn't marked as very high priority and it hasn't been fixed yet.
I can imagine that it's a real pain when a good chunk of your project note text disappears on you...I'll start the discussion to see if the priority should be raised.
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Paddle2See wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
Suggestions are more for new features, and I wouldn't describe a bug fix as such.
I'll move this to Troubleshooting for you.
Either way, yes, it's a longstanding bug - one which I'd have thought the Scratch team would have fixed by now!
The good news is that it is in the bug-tracking system (#480). The not-so-good news is that it isn't marked as very high priority and it hasn't been fixed yet.
I can imagine that it's a real pain when a good chunk of your project note text disappears on you...I'll start the discussion to see if the priority should be raised.
As I said to Lightnin, "Just 2 lines of RegExp, I think. D:" Such an easy fix, to parse "<" as "<".
I'm pretty bad at RegExp, but even I can give the JS code for it!
//This assumes that the project notes are stored in a variable "project_notes". project_notes = project_notes.replace(/</g,"<"); project_notes = project_notes.replace(/>/g,">");
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