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  • Smile Mirror doesn't work in HTML5

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      • Status: Fixed Priority: Normal
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    1)Go to any chat in HTML5
    2)Try to do a mirror smile example (d#m)
    3) The result is (d#none)

    Automatically the rule that lets the smile do the mirror disappears (from "m" to "none").

    Steps to reproduce bug: 1)Go to any chat in HTML5
    2)Try to do a mirror smile example (d#m)
    3) The result is (d#none)
    Screenshots: http://i.imgur.com/YLJEm5B.png
    Additional information: Mirror still works into Flash, but not in HTML5.
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    This is not a bug regarding mirror.

     

    It's because you used a combination while you didn't have mirror power and it replaced the #m code by "none". If you do "!test d#m", it will work properly.

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    SLOom
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    Ok, looks like it's not working properly on Firefox.

     

    We will be sure to make it working on Firefox when reworking it.

     

    Thank you for reporting!

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