Forum: General Topic: Do you ever use HTML in your comments or surveys? Author Message lion #1 posted February 9, 2002 at 11:14am (EST)   Vesper, I was proposing to disable HTML tags users were entering into their comments as an OPTION on a PER USER basis. If you are confused on why I would want such a feature, I'll post a more detailed explaination. -- Michael

Forum: Site_Feedback Topic: Feature request - HTML tag disable Author Message lion #2 posted February 6, 2002 at 6:58pm (EST)   Most of the time I can deal with all the 'cute' HTML tag people like to put into their comments - FONT SiZE=+{1,2,3}, MARQUEE, IMG SRC=..., etc. Every so often it gets annoying for me -- either I've seen it used too much in a short period or I'm just in a bad mood. How about an option in the customize page to allow or not allow HTML tags to pass through when viewing comments? It might be nice to select which sets of tags to allow through. There could be three levels: Plain - No HTML passed at all Basic - simple tags like <I> and <B> along with various & characters. Full - Allow all tags through How does that sound? -- Michael

Forum: Site_Feedback Topic: Problem with name change during adoption of anonymous surveys Author Message lion #3 posted June 15, 2000 at 2:00am (EST)   Bill, I've seen this twice now. When a qualifying user adopts an anonymous survey for what ever reason, any qualification comments by the user changes from their user name to *survey creator* This reveals who the new owner is and defeats any attempts at keeping the survey creator anonymous during the qualification phase. What should happen is the name change (user name to *survey creator*) should not occur for any previously existing comments. This would keep the anonymity of the adopting user. Next page (only 10 shown here)