Is there a VB Code Strikethrough Tag?

[Grrilla]

Was trying to put some strikethrough's on a post. I experimented around w/ a pasting in rtf, .doc, and html generated through Word, so as often is the case, I'm learning some basics by trial and error and by working backwards.
So..
- Is there a VB tag for a strikethrough?
- How do you obtain a strikethrough in a VB post?
- What formats/exts are compatible w/ VB and will retain formatting?

 

[eagle12]

By VB, you are referring to visualbasic? for the web?

 

[Grrilla]

Right
The same protocol we are using to post here, unless I'm confusing something.

 

[axilant]

hmmm?

maybe:
strike!

[ s ] strike! [ / s ]

 

[Grrilla]

Easy enough. Went to visual basic site, followed vb link below Submit Post - Tag wasn't shown and it was simple as that. Duh... Well, at least I didn't strikeout. Tx! for the help axilant.

 

[nicedomain4sale]

test

Thanks for info.

 

[RJ]

If we're talking about vBulletin, the strikethrough tag isn't standard. I believe we added that to NamePros last year. Its easily added through the vB admin panel.

 

[Grrilla]

Tx.
I confused, (duh), Visual Basic tags/code w/ Vbulletin tags as a result of not having worked directly w/ Micro$oft Visual Basic, (.NET?) and of going to this link: http://www.visualbasicforum.com/misc.php?do=bbcode
"Gee, Beav, it just gets so darn confusing sometimes."
"Golly. Wally, mayb'we should go to the NP forum to try and get some help w/ this one, before Mom and Dad find out."
:hehe:
visual basic, vbulletin, vbcode, bbcode, bbedit, bbgun, gets mysql'd up, sometimes!

 

[axilant]

visual basic, vbulletin, vbcode, bbcode, bbedit, bbgun, gets mysql'd up, sometimes!

lol! :D