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27-Jun-2013 22:44:59 - Last edited on 27-Jun-2013 22:46:05 by Samsaurus99

@I envy Tarn

There are 3 different ways to get the post id:

If you quote the designated post you are given the post id.
Yours above is

55-56-75-64795809-231-326191732

.

Using the QFC tags:

[qfc id=][/qfc]

you can then extract the post id from the quote and insert it into the new tag, followed by any relevant text.

Example:

[qfc id=55-56-75-64795809-231-326191732]I envy Tarn[/qfc]

Makes: I envy Tarn

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You can also highlight posts to get post id too!
1. Click the post to highlight
2. Go to the url and extract the id:

55,56,75,64795809,escalate,231,326191732

3. Replace the commas with hyphens and remove "escalate" to get:

55-56-75-64795809-231-326191732

Then simply follow the steps above by putting it into the QFC tag.

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Finally you can view the source of the page to find the QFC, though this may be a bit more confusing to locate, as you'll be going through the page's code, however Ctrl + F will make it a lot quicker!

1. Take the post number of the post that you wish to use. For example, your post is post

232

. Minus this digit by

one

to get

231

.
2. Take the QFC for the thread and put the post number with the QFC:

55-56-75-64795809- 231

.
As you can see you'll need to put the QFC first then another hyphen and the 'altered' post number.
3. Next go to view the page source (depends on browser) and press Ctrl + F (windows) to bring up the search. insert the new QFC that you made:

55-56-75-64795809- 231

and there should be one result.
4. Go to the highlighted text where the result has been found, and viola! It will have the post number at the end.

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28-Jun-2013 12:19:16 - Last edited on 28-Jun-2013 12:20:10 by Iceberg

Ruby Inferno said :
@IceyNut: I have a suggestion to make, it's about the wave you use often.

This one: ¸„»°'`¨`'°«„¸ (or its little brother: ¸„»°'``'°«„¸)
It's a nice wave, but I've noticed one of the symbols hasn't been mirrored.

This symbol ` has a mirrored version ´ which you haven't used. I think the wave would look better with the mirrored symbol:
Before: ¸„»°'`¨`'°«„¸ / ¸„»°'``'°«„¸
After: ¸„»°'´¨`'°«„¸ / ¸„»°'´`'°«„¸

Thanks, Ruby.
I'm sure I already had it mirrored at one point, but it seems as though it must've been replaced at some point when I've been using it inside-out.

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30-Jun-2013 09:09:06

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30-Jun-2013 17:44:51 - Last edited on 02-Jul-2013 15:47:14 by Samsaurus99

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