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I'm going to try this:

I will tell you but before I do.

The last guy I gave a tutorial on the quote function (actually the several tutorials I gave the same guy on the quote function) have resulted in a poster who makes a dog's breakfast of quotes.

You need to be better than that or I'm sunk.

Multiple quote boxes is very easy.

There is a command to start a quote I am going to substitute regular parentheses as example.

(quote=PilgrimsProgress)

Gets the show rolling. Remember [ bracket and ] bracket with quote=source.

Now add the text you are quoting.

End it with the following:

(/quote)

Again use [ bracket and ] bracket with /quote.]

OK, I just used a bracket to close the top part of your post.


[That closes the quote box.

if you try to open a new quote box without properly closing a previous quote box you will need to edit your post and you have limited amount of time to do that.]

Now I'm replying to the second part.


[Every post can take multiple quote boxes and each quote box can bring in whichever source you wish.

Finished. How did I do?
 
If your intention was to split quotes, badly. If your intention was to quote the whole post, just fine.
 
[QUOTE="paradox3, post: 173367, member: 62"]This is what I usually do as well. If I want to respond to 2 parts of someone's post I often do it as 2 separate posts.[/QUOTE]

I agree
[QUOTE="paradox3 in a multiquote"]
I know how to do the thing with the brackets but I find it tedious.[/QUOTE]


If one wants to do it though, this is how it should look before posting, although the part between the ""s can be switched up.
 
This is what I usually do as well. If I want to respond to 2 parts of someone's post I often do it as 2 separate posts.

I agree
paradox3 in a multiquote said:
I know how to do the thing with the brackets but I find it tedious.

If one wants to do it though, this is how it should look before posting, although the part between the ""s can be switched up.
And now here it is where I allow the code to go through, so it appears without all the code.

Haha still had to make an edit - I missed a " and that of course throws everything off - the problem with code. A little typo ruins it.
 
Well I start with a quote but since I go point by point I need more than one quote box to keep my response separate from what I am responding to.
So you type in the quote tags rather than Copy and Paste them?
 
Either works. You just need to put in extra sets.

Basically, you put an end quote and start quote
 
If any of the mods have nothing better to do, they might move these last few posts to the Tips and Tricks thread...
 
Attention all nerds and geeks on this site:

Fix up this multiple quote thingie NOW!!!

Otherwise my extremely interesting and thought provoking thread will be taken up with crazy Canucks multi-quoting over every page!!!

(Yeah, I admit it, I think it's too complicated for my aging Antipodean brain to master. I use my brain mostly to look for keys and glasses these days)........
Easy multi quotes is a new feature coming with the upgrade next month Pilgrims
 
Moving some posts to here from another thread.
Feel free to practice all you want here!
 
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