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Wow, that’s great! Thanks a lot!

I really like the new editor. I’d have a few suggestions for the code block feature: In editing mode, syntax highlight for C seems to be missing something a few keywords (same for C++): Invision 5: #include <stdio.h> #define PLANET "Earth" int main (void) { printf("Hello, %s\n", PLANET); }Invision 4: I’d expect to see different colors #include, #define, Earth, and <stdio.h>, but all of them are in blue. However, this is all fixed when you post the message. If this is the expected behavior, then it’s fine. It’s just different from Invision 4, that’d do all the syntax highlight even when you’re still editing the message. Is it possible to add Assembly? It seems a bit odd, but it’s not. Many people use it from different purposes ranging from retro computing to security, OS development, etc. I also miss: BASIC Visual Basic (perhaps this covers BASIC too) I’m talking about VB5 and VB6, not VB .NET. If VBNet covers both classic VB and VB .NET, then maybe it is worth renaming it to “Visual Basic”. That’s how Microsoft calls its VB .NET language anyhow. Pascal Delphi (or Object Pascal) Clojure I know you can’t just write highlight rules for every language in the planet, but I assume the syntax highlight is done by some 3rd party software and you just picked up the languages you believe are used the most? If so, it wouldn’t hurt adding more. Or would it? 🥹 I loved to see Rust and INI in the list. Well done, folks! ❤️

Browser: Safari 17.6 Steps to reproduceFind an open club that doesn't allow you to see discussions unless you're a member such as https://preview.invisionalpha5.com/clubs/3-santas-workshop/ Click Discussions. Click Accept to accept the guidelines. Expected resultYou join the club and see the discussion topics. Current resultA "Accepted" message appears at the top, but nothing else happens.