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s u b s t r($a,0,1)Substr in [code] section bug out? [possibly my own browser]
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In summary, when attempting to preview a post containing the string "substr", the browser throws an error. This error persists even after trying to post the post without previewing it.
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Can confirm. Putting the s back into the below causes the "Oops" dialog when I attempt to preview - Firefox on Android.
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substr($a,0,1)works ok for me
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When I attempt to preview this I get:Greg Bernhardt said:
If I attempt to post without preview, I get the same until removing the s.
Same if attempting to Save after edit.
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Same problem here. Firefox on Ubuntu.
It's actually the string substr() that creates the bug. With or without characters within the brackets; within BBcode or not.
(I actually inserted a non-printable character between the s and the u to be able to publish this post)
It's actually the string substr() that creates the bug. With or without characters within the brackets; within BBcode or not.
(I actually inserted a non-printable character between the s and the u to be able to publish this post)
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It looks like I can preview a post containing the forbidden word once (in CODE tags or not), then get the error on anything I try to post (containing the string or not) on a subsequent try. Refreshing the page resets it. Did you try previewing more than once, @Greg Bernhardt?
I'll try on my laptop this evening and see if the browser console says anything - don't think I've got a console in 'Droid Firefox.
I'll try on my laptop this evening and see if the browser console says anything - don't think I've got a console in 'Droid Firefox.
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I checked the console and it is a Cloudflare problem:
Followed by an HTML page (yes, in the console) that reads (error set at core-compiled.js:3:1515):
I was unable to paste the actual HTML code as I was getting another console error:
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XHR POST https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/substr-in-code-section-bug-out-possibly-my-own-browser.1016515/reply-preview
[HTTP/2 403 Forbidden 45ms]Followed by an HTML page (yes, in the console) that reads (error set at core-compiled.js:3:1515):
I was unable to paste the actual HTML code as I was getting another console error:
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I've made an adjustment to a CF rule. Can someone try again?
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Fails when toggling bbcode.
/index.php?editor/to-bb-code:1 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 ()
And apologies for ruining your day.
/index.php?editor/to-bb-code:1 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 ()
And apologies for ruining your day.
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no way, this is all good to know and fix!jbriggs444 said:
ok I added another rule, try again
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I want a substr of a string
Edit: worked after a cache flush (shift-refresh) but not before.
Edit: worked after a cache flush (shift-refresh) but not before.
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Works for me.
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@Greg Bernhardt same issue here with some combinations of "c h a r ( )".
As above the proper fix is for Zenforo to change from Content-type: multipart/form-data to application/json, otherwise you will be patching CDN filter exceptions for ever (or can you just remove the filter altogether: I can't imagine Zenforo is vulnerable to script injection in 2022)?
As above the proper fix is for Zenforo to change from Content-type: multipart/form-data to application/json, otherwise you will be patching CDN filter exceptions for ever (or can you just remove the filter altogether: I can't imagine Zenforo is vulnerable to script injection in 2022)?
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