site adding spurious words into posts
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I'l try re-typing accommodation.
Seems to have worked.
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site adding spurious words into posts
The site is adding words into what has been typed, my entry 195 it has added the word Pukin, though when I originally posted I did not write it,and went back to edit it out, Pukin does not appear and still does not. I had this recently too in the Ukraine thread.
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Nut - it may not be PPrune - more likely to be your Browser I think
even when you turn it off it may still continue
see Chrome issues here ( I think there are similar problems with all browsers - the interrelationship between the browser and HTML is .... tricky)
https://adamsilver.io/blog/stopping-...20came%20along.
even when you turn it off it may still continue
see Chrome issues here ( I think there are similar problems with all browsers - the interrelationship between the browser and HTML is .... tricky)
https://adamsilver.io/blog/stopping-...20came%20along.
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PPRuNe has an auto-correct function that has several uses, one of which is to correct common spelling mistakes. You misspelt accommodation (1 m rather than 2), thus triggering the auto-correct.
Unfortunately, that function has a habit of adding the next word in the list to the resulting text, causing the outcome you have noted. It is probably down to incorrect formatting of the text strings in the auto-correct list, which will need an admin to check.
Note that I corrected your spelling and the spurious word no longer appears in your post.
Unfortunately, that function has a habit of adding the next word in the list to the resulting text, causing the outcome you have noted. It is probably down to incorrect formatting of the text strings in the auto-correct list, which will need an admin to check.
Note that I corrected your spelling and the spurious word no longer appears in your post.
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This problem with the Post Substitution has been reported to IB Tech. I have seen some testing occurring but no response to date other than it is believed not to be used much across the Internet Brands kingdom.
Which tends to be shorthand for ‘don’t hold your breath for a quick fix’!
Which tends to be shorthand for ‘don’t hold your breath for a quick fix’!
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