# Configuration file for Discus formatting tags

#

# Created for version 4.00 and above ONLY.

#

# Please read all comments above the sections carefully.  It is possible

# and allowable to edit this file to add or remove formatting codes as

# appropriate for your board.  However, DISCUSWARE DOES NOT SUPPORT

# MODIFICATION OF THESE TAGS, SO IF YOU MODIFY TAGS AND MESS UP THE FILE,

# YOU NEED TO INSTALL A NEW "CLEAN" FILE -- WE WON'T HELP YOU FIX THE

# MODIFIED ONE.

#

# Note some double-definition of tags.  The lower tag is used, but the upper

# one is included for backward-compatiblity in interpretation of the codes.

# If you modify tags, you should do the same, or you will get unusual results

# when you attempt to edit old messages.

 

##############################################################################

# SPECIAL CHARACTER DEFINITIONS

#

# All special character definitions start with a C to indicate

# that they are a special character definition.  The first column

# is a C,  the second column is the input_code the user types

# into the \ch{input_code} tag, and the third column is the output

# (actual HTML definition of the special character).  Columns

# are delimited with one or more space characters (tabs are

# recommended).

 

c   ->          <font face="symbol">&#174;</font>

c   <-          <font face="symbol">&#172;</font>

c   /|          <font face="symbol">&#173;</font>

c   \/          <font face="symbol">&#175;</font>

c   t                   &#134;

c   tt          &#135;

c   .                   &#149;

c   dot                 &#149;

c   tm          &#153;

c   c           &copy;

c   <<          &#171;

c   r                   &#174;

c   deg                 &#176;

c   +-          &#177;

c   <>                  <font face="symbol">&#185;</font>

c   =/=                 <font face="symbol">&#185;</font>

c   int                 <font face="symbol">&#242;</font>

c   :)          <font face="wingdings">&#74;</font>

c   :|          <font face="wingdings">&#75;</font>

c   :(          <font face="wingdings">&#76;</font>

c   mu          &#181;

c   1/2                 &#189;

c   1/4                 &#188;

c   >>          &#187;

c   a                   &#197;

c   aring       &#197;

c   nullset     &#216;

c   /                   &#247;

c   forall      <font face="symbol">&#34;</font>

c   <=          <font face="symbol">&#163;</font>

c   >=          <font face="symbol">&#179;</font>

c   <->         <font face="symbol">&#171;</font>

c   inf                 <font face="symbol">&#165;</font>

c   ==          <font face="symbol">&#186;</font>

c   pdel                <font face="symbol">&#182;</font>

c   del                 <font face="symbol">&#209;</font>

c   =>          <font face="symbol">&#222;</font>

c   therefore   <font face="symbol">&#92;</font>

c   line                <hr width=75% size=2>

c   br          <br>

c   br          <br>

c   nbsp                &nbsp;

c   |c          &#162;

c   c|          &#162;

 

 

##############################################################################

# OVERVIEW OF FORMATTING TAG DEFINITIONS

#

# The number which preceded each tag declaration is used

# internally by the program to determine where a tag is

# allowed.  We have indicated above each section where

# tags are used -- it suffices to put your new tag in the

# proper section and give it the same initial number as

# every other tag

#

# The notation !VAR(variable_name)! inserts the current value

# of the given program variable name.  Any program variable is

# supported using this notation (you do NOT put the $ in front

# of the variable name -- the script does this).

# The following variable are a few of the variable names

# that are supported with an example given in parentheses:

#   !VAR(html_url)!         (http://your.domain.com/discus)

#   !VAR(topic_number)!      (25)

#

# Formatting tags are separated with one or more space

# characters (tabs recommended).  The first column is the "context"

# as defined above, the second column is the code that the user enters

# (for example, in the \b{Bold!} tag, it is the "b"), and the third

# column is the actual HTML output with user input denoted as arguments.

# Arguments take the form |1|, |2|, and so on (the | is the pipe).  A

# tag may have as many arguments as needed.

 

##############################################################################

# SIMPLE FORMATTING

#

# Tags preceded by "5" may be used anywhere where formatting tags are

# recognized, including subject lines, about messages, and messages.

# This is a good place for simple text formatting, such as bold and

# italics.  Note that these tags are the ONLY tags permitted in subject

# lines (and are a subset of the allowable codes for message text).

 

5   b                   <b>|1|</b>

5   i                   <i>|1|</i>

5   gr                  <font face="symbol">|1|</font>

5   greek               <font face="symbol">|1|</font>

5   sup                 ^|1|

5   super               ^|1|

5   +                   ^|1|

5   sub                 _|1|

5   -                   _|1|

5   fixed               <font face="courier new">|1|</font>

5   u                   <u>|1|</u>

 

#  'char' tag is special -- leave this definition alone

5   char                &#|1|;

 

##############################################################################

# NON-SUBJECT LINE FORMATTING

#

# Tags preceded by "3" are allowed everywhere EXCEPT in subject lines.

# These codes are good for text coloring and sizing, hyperlinks, clipart,

# and any other formatting codes that are appropriate for about messages

# and messages but that are not appropriate for subject lines.

 

3   rgb                 <font color="|1|">|2|</font>

3   int                 <font face="symbol" size="+2">&#242;</font><sub><font size="-1">|1|</font> \

         </sub>^{<font size="-1">|2|</font>}

3   size2               <font size="+2">|1|</font>

3   size1               <font size="+1">|1|</font>

3   size0               <font size="+0">|1|</font>

3   size-1              <font size="-1">|1|</font>

3   size-2              <font size="-2">|1|</font>

3   2                   <font size="+2">|1|</font>

3   1                   <font size="+1">|1|</font>

3   0                   <font size="+0">|1|</font>

3   -1                  <font size="-1">|1|</font>

3   -2                  <font size="-2">|1|</font>

3   qbcolor             <font color="qbcolor|1|">|2|</font>

3   strike              <strike>|1|</strike>

3   blink               <blink>|1|</blink>

3   c                   <center>|1|</center>

3   center              <center>|1|</center>

3   mail                <a href="mailto:|1|">|2|</a>

3   link                <a href="|1|">|2|</a>

3   topurl              <a href="|1|" target="_top">|2|</a>

3   topurl              <a href="|1|" target=_top>|2|</a>

3   newurl              <a href="|1|" target="_blank">|2|</a>

3   table               <table border=1><tr><td>|1|</td></tr></table>

3   tablenb             <table><tr><td>|1|</td></tr></table>

3   clipart             <img src="!VAR(html_url)!/clipart/|1|.gif">

3   clipart             <img src="!VAR(html_url)!/clipart/|1|.gif" border=0>

3   red                 <font color="ff0000">|1|</font>

3   black               <font color="000000">|1|</font>

3   blue                <font color="0000ff">|1|</font>

3   green               <font color="119911">|1|</font>

3   yellow              <font color="ffff00">|1|</font>

3   purple              <font color="aa00aa">|1|</font>

3   orange              <font color="ff6000">|1|</font>

3   cyan                <font color="0077aa">|1|</font>

3   gray                <font color="808080">|1|</font>

3   white               <font color="ffffff">|1|</font>

3   sum                 <font face="symbol" size=+2><b>S</b></font><sup><font size="-1">|2|</font> \

         </sup>_{<font size="-1">|1|</font>}

3   font                <font face="|1|">|2|</font>

3   indent              <blockquote>|1|</blockquote>

3   blockquote      <blockquote>|1|</blockquote>

3   list                <ul><li>|1|</li></ul>

3   olist               <ol><li>|1|</li></ol>

 

# The following codes were added in version 3.0

 

3  pre                          <pre>|1|</pre>

3  quote                        <blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1><b>quote:</b></font><p>|1|<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>

3  tablebg              <table bgcolor="|1|" border=1><tr><td>|2|</td></tr></table>

 

##############################################################################

# IMAGE LINK

#

# This is a bad idea for anyone but the superuser to be able to use...

 

#3  imagelink           <img src="|1|">

s   imagelink           <img src="|1|">

s   imagelink           <img src="|1|" alt="|2|">

 

##############################################################################

# FORMS

#

# This will allow you to use formatting tags to create your own WWW forms

# within Discus Pages!  This would be very useful for some people, but if

# abbused, it can be "turned off" by deleting the following entries.

 

3       form            <form action="|1|" method="|2|">|3|</form>

3       inputbox        <input type=text name="|1|" value="|2|" size="|3|">

3       textbox         <input type=text name="|1|" value="|2|" size="|3|">

3       checkbox        <input type=checkbox name="|1|" value="|2|" |3|>

3       radio           <input type=radio name="|1|" value="|2|" |3|>

3       hidden                  <input type=hidden name="|1|" value="|2|">

3       select          <select name="|1|" size="|2|">|3|</select>

3       option          <option value="|1|">|2|</option>

3       textarea                <textarea name="|1|" rows="|2|" cols="|3|" wrap=physical>|4|</textarea>

3       textarea                <textarea name="|1|" rows="|2|" cols="|3|" wrap=virtual>|4|</textarea>

3       submit          <input type=submit name="|1|" value="|2|">

3       reset           <input type=reset value="|1|">

 

##############################################################################

# UPLOADING

#

# Tags preceded by "1" are used to upload images or attachments to messages.

# These codes are parsed by the program (hence it is ESSENTIAL not to modify

# these tags in any way) and replaced by the user's upload.  If you translate

# or modify the names of the tags, you also need to translate the appropriate

# variable(s) in the language.conf file so the tags retain their special

# meaning.

#

# Uploads are permitted only in messages, and are not permitted in subject

# lines or about messages.

#

# To "turn off" image and/or attachment uploading, comment out or remove one

# or both of the following lines from this file.

 

1       image                   <img src="!var(url_to_default_image)!" alt="|1|">

1       attach                  <!-attachment-!><center><img src="!var(html_url)!/icons/attachment_icon.gif" alt="|1|"></center><!-/attachment-!>

 

##############################################################################

# CODES YOU SHOULD NOT MODIFY

#

# The following codes have special meaning to the program and should not be

# translated or modified in any way.  The program depends on these files having

# the exact format in which they have been defined here.  There is no need to

# translate these tags or comment them out for any reason.  Repeating, THERE IS

# NO NEED TO TOUCH THESE TAGS FOR ANY REASON, SO DO NOT MODIFY THESE TAGS!!!!!!

 

3       image_notuploaded   <img src="!var(url_to_default_image)!" alt="|1|">

3       image_alreadyuploaded   <img src="!var(html_url)!/messages/!var(topic_number)!/|1|.gif" alt="|2|">

3       jpeg_alreadyuploaded   <img src="!var(html_url)!/messages/!var(topic_number)!/|1|.jpg" alt="|2|">

3       png_alreadyuploaded   <img src="!var(html_url)!/messages/!var(topic_number)!/|1|.png" alt="|2|">

3       attachment_alreadyuploaded <!-attachment: |1|-!><center><table border=1><tr><td><img src="!var(html_url)!/icons/|3|" align=left alt="|6|">|2|<br><a href="!var(html_url)!/messages/!var(topic_number)!/|1|"><b>|5|</b></a> (|4| k)</td></tr></table></center><!-/attachment-!>

3       attachment_alreadyuploaded <!--attachment: |1|*|3|*|6|*|4|*!esc(|2|)!*!esc(|5|)! --><center><table border=1><tr><td><img src="!var(html_url)!/icons/|3|" align=left alt="|6|">|2|<br><a href="!var(html_url)!/messages/!var(topic_number)!/|1|" target="_blank"><b>|5|</b></a> (|4| k)</td></tr></table></center><!--/attachment-->

3       attachment_notuploaded <!-attachment-!><center><img src="!var(html_url)!/icons/attachment_icon.gif" alt="|1|"></center><!-/attachment-!>

3       popattach       +++ attachment +++ |1| +++ |2| +++

3       popgif          +++ gif +++ |1| +++ |2| +++

3       popjpeg         +++ jpeg +++ |1| +++ |2| +++

3       poppng          +++ png +++ |1| +++ |2| +++

 

##############################################################################

# SPECIAL FORMATTING CODES TO CALL SUBROUTINES

#

# This is a new feature in Discus 4.0 that allows you to call Perl code to

# extend the capabilities of the formatting language.  More documentation will

# be available in the Knowledge Center (http://support.discusware.com/center).

# The pig latin formatting tag and word find examples are provided so you can

# learn the way that these tags work in general (see the webtags2.pl file)

 

*S      pig_latin               &pig_latin(|1|)

*S      word_find               &word_find(|1|)

 

 

3  repeat       <table bgcolor="#67A8B2" border=0><tr><td></td><td width=100%><font size=1><b>citaat:<br/></b></font><BR/><font size=1>|1|</font></td></tr></table><br/>