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Thread: Global editing settings?

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    Global editing settings?

    I'd like to disable smilies automatically in all my posts. I can do it on specific posts from the Advanced editor, but I've searched my account options in vain to see if I can turn if off for all posts. I almost never use smilies and so I never think about how text might translate to one while writing posts. For instance, I have to turn off smilies just to enter "IP:port" since ":p" translates to a smiley.
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    Re: Global editing settings?

    There's no way to turn it off as a default for some users without fiddling with the code.

    Have you tried using noparse - where it's appropriate

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    Re: Global editing settings?

    Sure, I use noparse especially when I want to display a BB tag in the text like this [code]. I could start every message with noparse I guess, but that would get old in a hurry.

    I'm just surprised the vBulletin developers didn't make this an option. I can't be the only person who generally avoids using smilies.
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    Re: Global editing settings?

    You aren't.

    I agree with the noparse getting old if you have to keep doing it - maybe use something like bbcodextra (firefox addon) then add noparse as a custom field.

    Sorry it's workrounds rather than an option.

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