Trouble with emojis

[Namabiiru]

I’ve noticed that for the last few months when I add emojis to a post on a mobile platform, the site automatically adds a carriage return to the front of it, which I can only remove by logging into the site from my desktop and editing my post. Has anyone else been experiencing that?

 

[Pepite 1/60]

I’ve noticed that for the last few months when I add emojis to a post on a mobile platform, the site automatically adds a carriage return to the front of it, which I can only remove by logging into the site from my desktop and editing my post. Has anyone else been experiencing that?

 

[Namabiiru]

So that would be one vote ‘no’

 

[Pathfinder65]

Make that two "NO" votes.

Jan

 

[Corsair]

I don't seem to be having a problem, but I'm not on a mobile device right now.

 

[GIG1810]

Hey Namabiiru,

what are you doing now???

No, joking aside. I haven't been able to find any errors yet.

 

[Namabiiru]

Hey Namabiiru,

what are you doing now???

No, joking aside. I haven't been able to find any errors yet.

I’m glad nobody else is troubled by this

 

[Corsair]

I’ve noticed that for the last few months when I add emojis to a post on a mobile platform, the site automatically adds a carriage return to the front of it, which I can only remove by logging into the site from my desktop and editing my post. Has anyone else been experiencing that?

What mobile device and what browser?

 

[Namabiiru]

What mobile device and what browser?

IOS using Safari

 

[Corsair]

iPhone test.

 

[Corsair]

worked on my iphone.
except it doesn't like apple emojis. I have to use the forums based ones.

 

[zoly99sask]

Only the forum emojies work properly on the forum

 

[Corsair]

I can use keyboard based emojis.

 

[Namabiiru]

I just figured out that if I select site emojis from the top menu things work fine but if I type in the text and select the emoji that shows up
it adds a carriage return.

 

[Pepite 1/60]

I just figured out that if I select site emojis from the top menu things work fine but if I type in the text and select the emoji that shows up
it adds a carriage return.

You're getting quite some emojional support here!

 

[Stuart Little]

No problems using PC. I avoid & don't use any mobile.

 

[Winova]

I do not know what emojis is , nor what a carrier return means , ain't
I some stupid ! I just enjoy building 18th century sailing ships and
reading Ships and Scales forums, occasionally posting a reply or two .
No fret, no problem .
Cheers Winova

 

[Stuart Little]

I, too, know not what a 'carriage return' is. Typewriters have them. Maybe it refers to; returning a hire-car?

 

[Pepite 1/60]

I, too, know not what a 'carriage return' is. Typewriters have them. Maybe it refers to; returning a hire-car?

No, it must be the Middle Ages coming back to old Europe, with our so-called nobility again riding around in fancy horse-drawn carriages instead of the ordinary and so old-fashioned Rolls-Royce and other boring, petrol-smelling chariots. Or so.

 

[Namabiiru]

I, too, know not what a 'carriage return' is. Typewriters have them. Maybe it refers to; returning a hire-car?

So what are carriage returns called in a world in which most of the population have never seen a typewriter outside a museum?