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Old 16 Dec 2014
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Writing the word "beer" without the smiley.

I was writing away & wrote the word "beeer" and the smiley was automatically inserted, changed my wording to "pint" to finish my post.

I wrote beeer with an extra E so you understand.

Is there a way to disable this?

I think THIS THREAD sums up the problem, trying to write the word beeer ends up with a smiley you don't want.

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at the bottom of each post: Disable smilies in text

test: beer

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test:
I prefer to test with the real thing
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beer beer beer

Thank you RTW, to be honest ive never taken notice of the bottom bit.:blushing:

EDIT: Ahh now there is the next problem, it disables all smiley's (even ones i want to insert) this is an auto-correct function that only Grant has options over.

Should be a "disable smiley`s whilst typing" or rename smiley's beer_1 & beer_2

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Sorry, that's a software limitation, it has to stay as is :(

If I rename beer to beer1 ALL the previous "beer" in the past will lose their smiley. :( No good options here I'm afraid.

And yes we will be replacing the HUBB software, but not for at least a year and a half maybe two years.
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Thank you RTW, to be honest ive never taken notice of the bottom bit.
I do wish people would look around a bit more... all sorts of wonderfulness is there for the using!
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Yep as i wrote that i thought it may break all the previous beeer smiley`s.

Oh well.

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Yep as i wrote that i thought it may break all the previous beeer smiley`s.

Oh well.

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If I rename to 1
Grant, how did you manage to type "" AND have smilies?
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Now this is getting confusing. :confused1:

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Grant, how did you manage to type "beer" AND have smilies?
I didn't, unless you consider :) to be a smiley.

So no confusion, except for my own where you think I did that...:eek3:
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Have a look at this thread Grant.

The poster was saying the word contr,olled (coma insereted on purpose) but its inserted the smiley for t,roll (coma inserted on purpose)

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Have a look at this thread Grant.

The poster was saying the word contr,olled (coma insereted on purpose) but its inserted the smiley for t,roll (coma inserted on purpose)

Mezo.

now fixed, sorry.

you now need to type : then troll then : (common method on many words used for shortcuts for smilies.)
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You could always say ALE, ALT, LAGER would that work. !


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