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Closed Issue: parser errors [6021]

codekicker — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:20:36 GMT

if i just pass in a [ it will error. How do i prevent errors like this?

Examples:
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCode.ToHtml("[");
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCode.ToHtml("[script]");
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCode.ToHtml("ary[0]=1");

Closed Issue: Unknown Attribute [6153]

codekicker — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:20:35 GMT

It looks like line 135 in BBCodeParser.cs should throw an exception using the UnknownAttribute message rather than UnknownTag.

Closed Issue: Parse error on [url] tag when the url has an '=' in it [6797]

codekicker — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:20:35 GMT

[url=http://mysite.com/blah?someParam=1]Some text[/url] will throw a parse error.

[url=http://mysite.com/blah?someParam]Some text[/url] does not.

Closed Issue: Attribute with a space not working [8229]

orwellophile — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:20:35 GMT

I'm using BBCode for a forum, and need to be able to do quotes using the name of the original author.

This works just fine with:

new BBTag("quote", "<blockquote><cite>${user} wrote:</cite>", "</blockquote>", new BBAttribute("user", ""), new BBAttribute("user", "user"))

unless the username contains a space.

Is there any reason why a space is included in line 317 in BBCodeParser ?

var endIndex = input.IndexOfAny(" []".ToCharArray(), end);

What will break if I remove the space from that string?

Closed Issue: Stable - it never ever crashes [9223]

orwellophile — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:20:34 GMT

First run and got exception :)
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCodeParsingException: The tag color does not exists.

Commented Issue: Partial solution for font, color, size and indent parsing. [9745]

Styles — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 02:38:40 GMT

This is as far as I could get... it makes "legible" output of "standard bbcode", although it still needs a fix to handle spaces within font names.

var parser = new BBCodeParser(new[]
{
new BBTag("b", "", ""),
new BBTag("i", "", ""),
new BBTag("u", "", ""),
new BBTag("code", "<pre class=\"prettyprint\">", "</pre>"),
new BBTag("img", "<img src=\"${content}\" />", "", false, true),
new BBTag("quote", "<blockquote>", "</blockquote>"),
new BBTag("list", "<ul>", "</ul>"),
new BBTag("*", "<li>", "</li>", true, false),
new BBTag("url", "<a href=\"${href}\">", "</a>", new BBAttribute("href", ""), new BBAttribute("href", "href")),

// new BBTag("font", "FONT:${}", "ENDFONT", true, false), // Parser Test

new BBTag("font", "", "", true, true,
new BBAttribute("font", "font",
// I'm just copying these functions from an example, but they seem to work.
attributeRenderingContext => string.IsNullOrEmpty(attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue)
? ""
: "font-family:"
+ attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue + ";")),

new BBTag("color", "", "", true, true,
new BBAttribute("color", "color",
attributeRenderingContext => string.IsNullOrEmpty(attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue)
? ""
: "color:"
+ attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue + ";")),

new BBTag("size", "", "", true, true, // TODO - Requires contentTransform (size=6 is 24pt)
new BBAttribute("size", "size",
attributeRenderingContext => string.IsNullOrEmpty(attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue)
? ""
: "font-family:"
+ attributeRenderingContext.AttributeValue + ";")),

new BBTag("indent", "<div style=\"padding-left: 40px\">", "</div>", true, true,
new BBAttribute("indent", "indent",
attributeRenderingContext => String.Empty))

});

String html = parser.ToHtml(bbcode
.Replace("[font=", "[font font=")
.Replace("[color=", "[color color=")
.Replace("[list=1", "[list")
.Replace("[indent=", "[indent indent=")
.Replace("[size=", "[size size="));

Where's the beef? There has to be a better way than this almighty hack.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Styles **

Ran into the same issue! Please patch it, I've fixed a local version... this doesn't seem to be updated though.

Commented Issue: List parsing error [10789]

rmuzzey — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 21:31:11 GMT

[list][*] item [*] item2 [/list]

will render as <ul><li>item<li>item2</li></li></ul> instead of <ul><li>item</li><li>item2</li></ul>
Comments: ** Comment from web user: rmuzzey **

codeplex got rid of the asterisks in my ticket description

Created Issue: List parsing error [10789]

rmuzzey — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 21:25:16 GMT

[list][*]item[*]item2[/list]

will render as <ul><li>item<li>item2</li></li></ul> instead of <ul><li>item</li><li>item2</li></ul>

Commented Issue: .NET 4.0 Release Mode [10747]

typhoonit — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 21:13:26 GMT

Building the project fails in release mode on .NET 4.0 and 4.5.

Build Output shows:
1>SGEN : error : Could not load file or assembly 'file:///D:\websites\testbuild\bin\CodeKicker.BBCode.dll' or one of its dependencies. Operation is not supported. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131515)
Comments: ** Comment from web user: typhoonit **

Downloaded source code, updated it to version to 4.5 and rebuilt it.

Seems like updating the project to the latest version of .NET and posting a new DLL download package would fix this problem without any code changes.

Created Issue: .NET 4.0 Release Mode [10747]

typhoonit — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 18:58:10 GMT

Commented Issue: Invalid HTML links translating [url] tags [9530]

gllortc — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 23:40:56 GMT

Code used:

IList<BBTag> bbTags = new List<BBTag>();
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("b", "", ""));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("i", "", ""));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("u", "", ""));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("img", "<img src=\"${content}\" class=\"msg-img\" border=\"0\" alt=\"Imagen externa\" />", string.Empty, false, true));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("url", "<a href=\"${href}\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"link-ext\">", "</a>", new BBAttribute("href", string.Empty), new BBAttribute("href", "href")));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("video", "<object type=\"application/x-shockwave-flash\" style=\"width:605px;height:405px\" data=\"${content}\" ><param name=\"movie\" value=\"${content}\" /></object>", string.Empty));
bbTags.Add(new BBTag("cr", " ", string.Empty));
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCodeParser parser = new CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCodeParser(bbTags);

Code parsed:

bla bla bla [url=http://some.link.com]click here[/url] bla bla bla
bla bla bla [url]http://some.link.com[/url] bla bla bla

Results:

- In first case, the parser transforms the link correctly.
- In the second case, the parser make link with current page URL, nos using the URL written between tags [url].
Comments: ** Comment from web user: gllortc **

Hi again,

Testing my project I solved this issue indicanting the 4.0 .NET freamwotk instead 3.5... I haven't the reason yet but this works!

Regards

Commented Issue: Invalid HTML links translating [url] tags [9530]

gllortc — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 21:50:25 GMT

Hi again,

Recently I upgraded my old Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2010 and in the code appears the following error:

Error 1 Type 'System.Func <T0,T1> `2' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Core, Version = 3.5.0.0, Culture = neutral, PublicKeyToken = b77a5c561934e089'. C:\Users\Gerard\My Dropbox\MobileWhere\Cosmo.CMS.3\cosmo.cms.3.0\App_Code\Formatter.cs 71 10

Error 2 The best overloaded method match for 'CodeKicker.BBCode.BBAttribute.BBAttribute (string, string, System.Func <CodeKicker.BBCode.IAttributeRenderingContext,string> `2)' has some invalid arguments C:\Users\Gerard\My Dropbox\MobileWhere\Cosmo.CMS.3\cosmo.cms.3.0\App_Code\Formatter.cs 71 25

Error 3 Argument '3 ': can not convert from' method group 'to 'System.Func`2<CodeKicker.BBCode.IAttributeRenderingContext,string>' C:\Users\Gerard\My Dropbox\MobileWhere\Cosmo.CMS.3\cosmo.cms.3.0\App_Code\Formatter.cs 71 63

Any idea?

Commented Issue: Partial solution for font, color, size and indent parsing. [9745]

orwellophile — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 16:12:13 GMT

*sigh* while attempting to modify source to allow [tag=value], I found that there is actually support for this functionality, using an empty attribute.

The following code works reasonably well for me, although it will still require the previously mentioned patch for multi-word font names.

protected void ProcessBBCode(String bbcode) {

var parser = new BBCodeParser(new[]
{
new BBTag("b", "", ""),
new BBTag("i", "", ""),
new BBTag("u", "", ""),
new BBTag("code", "<pre class=\"prettyprint\">", "</pre>"),
new BBTag("img", "<img src=\"${content}\" />", "", false, true),
new BBTag("quote", "<blockquote>", "</blockquote>"),
new BBTag("list", "<ul>", "</ul>"),
new BBTag("*", "<li>", "</li>", true, false),
new BBTag("url", "<a href=\"${href}\">", "</a>", new BBAttribute("href", ""), new BBAttribute("href", "href")),
new BBTag("font", "", "", true, true, new BBAttribute("tagattr", ""), new BBAttribute("tagattr", "tagattr")),
new BBTag("color", "", "", true, true, new BBAttribute("tagattr", ""), new BBAttribute("tagattr", "tagattr")),
new BBTag("size", "", "", true, true, new BBAttribute("tagattr", ""), new BBAttribute("tagattr", "tagattr")),
new BBTag("indent", "", "", true, true, new BBAttribute("tagattr", ""), new BBAttribute("tagattr", "tagattr")),

});

String html = parser.ToHtml(bbcode
.Replace("[list=1", "[list"))
.Replace("\n", " ");

webBrowser1.DocumentText = html;
}

Commented Issue: Partial solution for font, color, size and indent parsing. [9745]

orwellophile — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 15:47:47 GMT

Fixed the multi-word font names with:

static string ParseAttributeValue(string input, ref int pos)
{
[...]
var endIndex = input.IndexOfAny("[]".ToCharArray(), end); // Changed from " []"
[..]
}

Now at least my output look reasonably close to what it should, no unprocessed tags showing. Just have to implement [indent=2] and [size=x] correctly, which should be possible with on of the transformation options. Might also add an extra property called "tagname" that is added if ParseName() encounters an '='.

Created Issue: Partial solution for font, color, size and indent parsing. [9745]

orwellophile — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 15:28:27 GMT

Commented Issue: Stable - it never ever crashes [9223]

orwellophile — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:43:50 GMT

First run and got exception :)
CodeKicker.BBCode.BBCodeParsingException: The tag color does not exists.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: orwellophile **

Sorry to append a semi-unrelated and Fixed issue, but it had #1 Google Placement, so an answer here would help future searchers.

How do we implement a custom tag whose attribute is specified thus:

[color=red] Standard BBCode
[size=6] Standard BBCode
[font=courier new,monospace] Popular, but not really standard.. and yes I do realise there's a space in there :p

Commented Issue: Attribute with a space not working [8229]

orwellophile — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:37:56 GMT

I'd really love to see how this fix would work with the following:

(note: I'm using the extremely non-standard BBCode employed by jwendl here)

[font font=courier new,courier,monospace color=red]Red Courier[/font]

Created Issue: NuGet package [9727]

shatl — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:58:16 GMT

Hi guys,

could you please create and publish NuGet package for latest release?

Thanks

Created Issue: Parse list and * [9656]

pfageras — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:52:48 GMT

When I try to parse a simple list, the closing </li> tags are placed after all <li> items:
Expected: "<ul><li>one</li><li>two</li></ul>"
But was: "<ul><li>one<li>two</li></li></ul>"

Test:
// Arrange
var input = "[list][*]one[*]two[/list]";
//Act
var result = BBCode.ToHtml(input);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual("<ul><li>one</li><li>two</li></ul>", result);

Commented Issue: Invalid HTML links translating [url] tags [9530]

Gllort — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 18:48:41 GMT

Proposal: Can u paste this code as an example in project documentation and close this issue.