About articles and panels/blocks

[fak3]

Hi, unfortunately I've two problems with TP articles...

1 - Letters like è, à... are displayed as ÃÆ'Ã,¨, ÃÆ'... (it just happens with TP articles, not inside the forum). Of course my forum is UTF-8.
2 - Panels inside articles are not displayed. Here's what I did: new category -> checked 'Display right panel', new article -> checked the category and the option "Use settings from category instead!".

To see these 2 issues, just look at my article: http://www.mysammy.it/index.php?page=2.

I'm using SMF 1.1.9 and TP 1.0 beta 3, hope you can help me. Thank you in advance.

EDIT
I forgot to ask why HTML tag doesn't work with BBC articles??

[G6Cad]

Did you download and install the utf8 language package for the tp version you use ?
TP does not include utf8 strings until beta4

[fak3]

I just uploaded TP language files in Themes/default/languages. They are named TP*.italian-utf8.php.

What about the empty right panel inside article?

[G6Cad]

What about it ?

[fak3]

Look at this http://www.mysammy.it/index.php?page=2 ...

EDIT
Nevermind, I found a solution. What about my other questions?
- What can I do to prevent letters like è, à... being displayed as ÃÆ'Ã,¨, ÃÆ'...
- How to use html tag in BBC articles?

Code Select Expand

[html]<img src="" />[/html]

[fak3]

- What can I do to prevent letters like è, à being displayed as ÃÆ'Ã,¨, ÃÆ'?

I found it happens only when using BBC articles. There are no problems with HTML or PHP articles... what can I do?

[IchBin]

You can put it in the bug tracker and let Bloc take a look at the problem. Thanks.

[fak3]

Mmm ok, I did like you suggested: http://www.tinyportal.net/index.php?action=bugtracker;sa=bug532.
Do you know why I can't use the HTML tag in BBC articles? [ html][ /html]

[IchBin]

Perhaps because if you need to use html you can just created an html article. Other than that, I wouldn't know.

[bloc]

In BBC forum posts some extra checking is done to see if you are an admin and then allow [ html ] tags accordingly. Those do not exist in TP's BBC articles, it only use the transformation routine for BBC->HTML.