buggy sgf?

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buggy sgf?

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I am having trouble with an sgf embedded in this post in Kirby's study journal: viewtopic.php?p=154942#p154942

I can't seem to navigate it properly, and attempting to download the file gives me the following error:

Request-URI Too Long

The requested URL's length exceeds the capacity limit for this server.
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Re: buggy sgf?

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I can see the same problem. So it is an issue on the server side,
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Re: buggy sgf?

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Checking if this works.

Edit: Works but missing names etc. (Just quote kirby's post, copy the text within the [sgf] tags and then use the Paste SGF option or similar in something like GoWrite to create the sgf)

Download sgf works fine here. I don't know why.
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Re: buggy sgf?

Post by Dusk Eagle »

This is a known bug with the copy-paste method of displaying sgfs, when the sgf is too large. There's two ways to embed an sgf into the forum: you can either put the url of an sgf in sgf tags, or you can put the raw text of the sgf in sgf tags. With the second method, you can get this error if the sgf is too large. Thus, the first method is the preferred method.

If you really want to view that SGF, click "Quote" on Kirby's post, and copy the raw sgf text over to http://eidogo.com/upload (or just save it to your computer using any text editor and open it in the sgf viewer of your choice).
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