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#1
 2002-12-11, 02:33 |
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 UBB CODE question again
Tell me, could you write an entire homepage in UBB Code? If so, where could I get a compiler for it?
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#2
2002-12-11, 06:29 |
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Re: UBB CODE question again
is there an UBB browser? Is your browser able to read pure UBB?
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#3
2002-12-11, 15:36 |
cense 
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Re: UBB CODE question again
compiler? UBB code is a *simple* markup language. A CGI script (Ultimate.cgi here at totse) interprets the UBB code and converts it appropriately into HTML so your browser can render it.
Are you asking for a script that does this so that you can write HTML but using UBB structure?
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#4
2002-12-12, 00:16 |
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Re: UBB CODE question again
Why would you want to? It's almost identicle to HTML aside from the fact that UBB only works through a UBB-CGI bin and HTML works through a web browser. Plus there are not enough UBB codes to support anything more than a few text changes and links.
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#5
2002-12-12, 00:19 |
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Re: UBB CODE question again
hmmm A UBB browser? NETSCAPE: UBB edition. Interesting... maybe be able to write in UBB and have it convert to HTML when you post it, or have the browser itself convert it. quote:
Originally posted by cense:
compiler? UBB code is a *simple* markup language.
yes compiler, like Dreamweaver MX(which I use) is a compiler for HTML. also so far I havent had anyone say if enough UBB exists to make a web site, or if it just has enough to make some simple text altercations |
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#6
2002-12-12, 00:32 |
cense
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Re: UBB CODE question again
Dreamweaver is not a compiler for HTML. HTML is an interpreted "language". It's not compiled. Dreamweaver is simply a WYSIWYG type editor.
A compiler turns a higher human readable code into low-level machine code. HTML is simply interpreted and then displayed to the user.
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#7
2002-12-12, 02:14 |
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Re: UBB CODE question again
not nessicarily, it compiles HTML into what you see, therefore a compiler.
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#8
2002-12-12, 02:16 |
cense
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Re: UBB CODE question again
no it doesnt. your browser does that, and it does so by INTERPRETING the HTML "code".
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#9
2002-12-12, 02:19 |
The_Famicommie
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Re: UBB CODE question again
Look up the definition of compile before you argue with cense. In fact, just don't argue with cense, he rocks.
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#10
2002-12-12, 23:04 |
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Re: UBB CODE question again
quote:
Originally posted by Zok:
Why would you want to? It's almost identicle to HTML aside from the fact that UBB only works through a UBB-CGI bin and HTML works through a web browser. Plus there are not enough UBB codes to support anything more than a few text changes and links.
To make making webpages simpler of course. and new UBB codes would have to be created if not enough type lines exist. such as: [button 1 url=www.page.com/home/ex.html] something like that. SIMPLIFY MAN! |
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