Unwanted smiley rendered when writing: =d about chyrp-lite HOT 10 CLOSED

Extra parsing would be required to detect and avoid code blocks. Right now the filter is a very simple and fast string replacement.

I will give some thought to the problem. Thanks for the report.

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It's because of the =D that is standard for making smiley face. Just put a space in between SELINUX Disabled. Problem solved.

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I did discover a bug in the emoji code, which caused =d to be converted into an emoticon. It should be that only =D is converted but the replace function was case insensitive, causing it to convert =d as well – I've now fixed this.

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Please close this issue since it's fixed @xenocrat. Thanks

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I'm going to keep it open until the next release because there is actually a bug here ("=d" converted to emoji when only "=D" should be converted) as well as a feature request.

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Ahh...okay. I didn't try it out so I wouldn't have known. This seems to be so because the smiley face =D and =d are read as the same regardless of case.

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@xenocrat Any time frame on a new release? No rush...just curious. Thanks.

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Very soon. Targeting late Jan / early Feb.

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2016.01 has been released with a fix for this issue.

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Thanks brother! I know we spoke about a page/forum for support and showcase sites. How about use the issue section of Github to display user sites? Just a thought.

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