XF 1.5 Spoiler tag not working after upgrade to 1.5.7

[dutchbb]

When I post the spoiler tag, it is ignored. Within a post it's just not visible, when posted on its own I get the error message "Please enter a valid message."

Anyone else having this issue?

 

[Mike]

There was nothing changed with spoilers in 1.5.7. Can you reproduce this here?

 

[dutchbb]

test


I see no spoiler button here either.

 

[Paul B]

Spoiler: Test

It appears to work for me.

Try another browser.

 

[dutchbb]

I can see your spoiler Brogan but not mine, trying in Firefox now...


edit: can't see it in Safari & Firefox browser.

 

[whynot]

test

 

[whynot]

No spoiler button in my above post

 

[TPerry]

Spoiler: Hmmm

Works for me

Maybe you need to make sure you aren't getting any error codes in the JS console for the browser - or stop any ad-blockers or temporarily disable antivirus.

 

[Chris D]

Your spoiler has to actually have content inside it otherwise it won't render, guys.

[SPOILER="spoiler test"][/SPOILER]
Won't work

[SPOILER="spoiler test"]will work[/SPOILER]

Spoiler: spoiler test

will work

 

[dutchbb]

 

[whynot]

Spoiler: Hmmm

Works for me

Works for you because you gave it a title.

 

[Paul B]

Spoiler

This is a spoiler without a title.

 

[TPerry]

Works for you because you gave it a title.

Spoiler

and your point is?

 

[Chris D]

Works for you because you gave it a title.

No, it works for him because his spoiler tag actually contains text.

 

[whynot]

Spoiler

This is a spoiler without a title.

It does not have a title but has content.

 

[TPerry]

It does not have a title but has content.

Well, every spoiler tag I've ever seen is like that.... that's what it's for - to HIDE content.

 

[Paul B]

has content.

Indeed.

How would you expect the spoiler to do anything without the content?

Without it it's just an empty bb code tag.

 

[dutchbb]

The mistake I made was clicking the spoiler link in the editor thinking that I could add the content that way in the overlay, but it only asks for a title. It's designed to use on existing text.

 

[TPerry]

Spoiler

 

[Chris D]

Even without existing text, it places the cursor inside the tag.