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thatraja wrote: but it should be
no, as the button text says "Quote Selected text", it doesn't say "Quote Selected HTML"
so if you see the js in source, its actually selecting the text not html, a little change may work in there 
but I'm sure smiley part wont work easily, because when you type smiley, you use shortcut and when you will quote selected html, the img tag will be added. 
however I've done something like this in my site that converts smiley anchor to shortcut
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We can only paste what the browser gives us. Unfortunately, images aren't included in the data provided.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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You right dude, but I have a dirty suggestion for this. For example you may assign the  instead of Thumbs Up to alt attribute for the smileys. Then it will work fine in quotes.
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And how do you think that will affect screen readers?
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title attribute works as tooltip
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_standard_title.asp[^]
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a) that won't work ion all browsers
b) that defeats the purpose of the ALT attribute.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Chris Maunder wrote: a) that won't work ion all browsers
Yeah I didn't checked in all browsers.
Chris Maunder wrote: b) that defeats the purpose of the ALT attribute.
I agree already I said that's a dirty suggestion.
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There's always a dirty boy in every room...
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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Chris Maunder wrote: what the browser gives us
browser also gives selected html 
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We can use Title value instead of Alt Value for Smileys.
<html>
<head>
<script>
function getTitle() {
document.getElementById("txtValue").value = document.getElementById("thumbsup").title;
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form>
<img id="thumbsup" align="top" alt="Thumbs Up" title=":thumbsup:" src="/script/Forums/Images/thumbs_up.gif">
<textarea cols="60" rows="10" id="txtValue" name="txtValue"></textarea>
<input type="button" name="btngetTitle" value="Show Quote Text" onclick="getTitle()" />
</form>
</body>
</html>
BTW I'm leaving now..... I'll try any other solution tomorrow
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thatraja wrote: BTW I'm leaving now
I liked that idea 
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Search for articles on CodeProject, then re-search for articles with another term.
For example, I searched for "MFC", which shown me few results. Then I searched for "C++", which shown me relevant articles.
Now, I clicked on any of articles that were outcome of "C++" search. On the article page, it gives suggestion for the first query I made (i.e. for "MFC") under:
"Not quite what you are looking for? You may want to try:"
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First I thought its Opera thats not showing any changes, but today I tried with IE. Still everything is looking same.
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I can't tell in any detail, it has to do with layout behavior under extreme conditions. I expect there to be a difference only on really wide windows, so you'll need either a wide monitor or a virtual desktop.
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Text doesn't read well when it gets very wide; web pages get designed for some width range, which typically is much smaller than the width of those "rather large" monitors. If I had such a beast, I wouldn't make my browser window that wide...
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That's for certain, especially with languages you don't read very well. I have one 17" monitor rotated to portrait (old pic here[^]), which I use for documents.
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I think the max width should be 800px of fixed width layout. I have 1280 width and it doesn't get in center. So basically its for extra large screens, thats rare.
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I posted what was probably an inappropriate title for a post in the Lounge and Pete notified me that it shows up on the homepage. I changed the title of my post, but it is still showing up on the homepage with the old title. Bug? Cache hasn't updated?
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Nevermind, I see the new title now. Probably just a cache issue (e.g., maybe there's a periodic job that checks Lounge posts then updates the homepage).
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IMO probably everything on the home page is delayed; I know from experience posting/updating an article takes over 10 minutes to make it show on the home page.
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That's only because we all have a good chuckle at the article before it gets officially posted.
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So it isn't a nipplegate countermeasure after all?
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No - those ones are sent directly to my inbox.
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