due to someone creating the name outlookcooker it now tags him in every time someone tries to type their email

 

example

 

chuckle00@.com 

 

can a admin have a look at this?

test

 
Test?

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by YoHoJo

test

chuckle00@OutlookerCooker.com

test

chuckle00@.com

 

So the problem is its thinking that we are tagging a banned user "Outlooker Cooker"

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by progamerz

chuckle@.com

This should work

'chuckle@Outlook.com'

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by Slawa

This should work

'chuckle@Outlook.com'

OP wants chuckle@OutlookerCooker.com not chuckle@Outlook.com

#wutruudoing?

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by YoHoJo

no i want it as 'chuckle00@ Outlook.com' but it shows as chuckle00@.com

 

can a admin do something with that banned users account or something?

 

or change the settings in acp

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by Chuckle

chuckle00@@hotmail.com

hlo pls?
 

edit:

:'(

 

Edit 2 :
<a href="chuckle00@@hotmail.com">Email Us</a>

 

Edit:

pls stop cooking!

 

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by YoHoJo

no i want it as 'chuckle00@ Outlook.com' but it shows as chuckle00@.com

 

can a admin do something with that banned users account or something?

 

or change the settings in acp

You'll o probably have to ask dex or sol or mald to change his name to something like userakaoutlooker idk lol

due to someone creating the name outlookcooker it now tags him in every time someone tries to type their email

 

example

 

chuckle00@.com 

 

can a admin have a look at this?

 

I already requested this a while ago, we have the same problem in the scripting help section when we try to use annotations e.g.

@ Override

Without a space becomes

@[member='Override']

Very annoying :P

 

Link to thread I made which got no response from admins : http://osbot.org/forum/topic/103874-the-override-annotation-is-replaced-by-user-overridecwalks-name/

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by Explv

Sadly I personally don't have the ACP permissions to take a look at this. I'll have somebody that does take a look at adding exceptions to the tagging system, should be possible but I can't guarantee anything.

test@outlook.com

Couldn't find a way to completely filter it using the word filter from IPB so I changed his display name.

test

 

chuckle@Outlook.com

Locking this