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Hmm! I've been converting back to the old version manually, but I see now in this reply I'm making that if I don't interfere with the new coding, it works. Does only this newer version of phpBB contain the ability to give other users a notification of a reply?Neamara wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 3:37 pmThat's perfectly normal functionality as of phpBB 3.1.X and above.
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Neamara wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 3:37 pmThat's perfectly normal functionality as of phpBB 3.1.X and above. <br style="user-select: auto;">If you don't want the timestamp, post link, and user ID of the person being quoted attached, the older quoting format still works-<br style="user-select: auto;">Code: Select all
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Yep.
I'm unable to replicate this issue in any of the posts I quoted from the topic review section. Could you try it again with another board style active?
I then went to the "Forum Upgrade" post in WQ News and Announcements and tried it on alebrije's Feb 8 reply. No effect.Neamara wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 7:47 pmYep.<br style="user-select: auto;"><br style="user-select: auto;">I'm unable to replicate this issue in any of the posts I quoted from the topic review section. Could you try it again with another board style active?
So I think the key is to quote someone from the Topic Review page who used the new quoting code. I also tried quoting this same Blood Moon post above from the "main" topic view as well, and didn't get the extra code.DaniBeez wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 3:43 pm<br style="user-select: auto;">Thanks Phasoli! I'm proud of this one's composition, as it is more complex that I usually do. The poses are inspired by compilations of different animal's body parts. For example, I looked at pictures of sleeping pet dogs for inspiration for the paws of the background one!<br style="user-select: auto;"><br style="user-select: auto;">I also agree that it is easy to get lost in the details of a snarling face. But my stylistic choices help to simplify it!<br style="user-select: auto;"><br style="user-select: auto;">Phasoli wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 10:34 am<br style="user-select: auto;">Wow! This is absolutely gorgeous. The anatomy of a wolf’s paws and their snarling jaws is something that I struggle with, so when they’re replicated so beautifully in a piece it just blows me away! Stunning work.<br style="user-select: auto;"><br style="user-select: auto;">Thanks Dino; fierce is what I was going for! Hence the open-mouthed snarl for the foreground wolf, as well as the dynamic charging pose. I also tried something new with their fur here; something to make it appear more thick and clumpy on their backs and necks. It worked, but could use some further refinement to add more depth!DinoDogDude209 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 2:15 pm<br style="user-select: auto;">I love it! The wolves look very fierce, and I like the attention to detail as well!<br style="user-select: auto;">