I wanted to know what is up with code tag.  For me, whenever someone writes [code=XXXXX] it always just shows as Array  But other people say it actually displays correctly for them still.  So do other people have this problem, or am I just crazy? (Also, if i'm not, why would it work for some people but not others?)  (And what's the problem?  because it looks like a bug really)[/code]

I'm using Firefox

What is it supposed to do? I didn't even know we could use extra arguments in CODE tags

it's always been like that for me, so i have to hit modify just to see what they're trying to say
i'm still having the numbers on the left not lining up with things issue as well. (all the numbers are below the lines they are supposed to be referring to).

EDIT: it appears that the code lines sometimes line up and sometimes don't. see below

I wanted to know what is up with code tag.  For me, whenever someone writes

Code: [Select]

[code=XXXXX] it always just shows as

Code: [Select]

Array  But other people say it actually displays correctly for them still.  So do other people have this problem, or am I just crazy? (Also, if i'm not, why would it work for some people but not others?)  (And what's the problem?  because it looks like a bug really)[/code]

This happens for me as well (firefox). I usually end up editing out the "=" of the person's post so that it displays properly on all browsers.

I wanted to know what is up with code tag.  For me, whenever someone writes

Code: [Select]

[code=XXXXX] it always just shows as

Code: [Select]

Array  But other people say it actually displays correctly for them still.  So do other people have this problem, or am I just crazy? (Also, if i'm not, why would it work for some people but not others?)  (And what's the problem?  because it looks like a bug really)[/code]

You can use the [nobbc][/nobbc] tags instead of code brackets if you need to print bbc tags.

Example: [url]http://www.google.com[/url] vs http://www.google.com