:roll: =

<img src="images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif" border="0" alt="<img src="images/smilies/pukey.gif" border="0" alt=":r" title="ugly/bad/worst/pukey" smilieid="28" />oll:" title="Rolling Eyes" smilieid="20" />

Please fix.

BTW, nice anti-filter bypass feature. Darn annoying right now, though.

Seems like bad planning to have a :r smiley that affects the code for :roll:

Maybe change :r to :puke: or something. No, that wouldn't work because of :p

Fix it so that smileys don't replace things within HTML tags, and so that the shorter smilies don't have priority over the longer ones. Because the ":r" in ":roll:" gets turned into HTML before checking to see if there is more of the smiley than just the ":r" part.

Oooh, magic!

I would bet that this will be fixed in the final version.

~ Traft

The easiest solution is to add a colon after every emoticon's code.

Example: :r becomes :r:

Then we would need to do :): every time we wanted to do the :) smilie.

EDIT: Smilie disabling.

Hmm. On second thoughts, the language filter is able to optionally filter only swear words that don't have wildcards after them (example: if it were filtering 'horse', you'd need to put 'horse*' to filter 'horsemouth') . Maybe you could use this method with smilies.