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(Too bad the spoiler thing loses formatting. Oh well.)


That's because the javascript is ROT-13 encoding the <br> tags.

A quick hack would be to change the function to check for opening and closing of tags and set a flag to suspend and resume the rot-13 encoding.

Something like:
Code:
function rot13(elmt) 
{ tag = false; 
  src = elmt.innerHTML; 
  dst = ""; 
  for(i=0; i<src.length; i++) 
  { 
    c=src.charCodeAt(i); 
    if (c==60) {tag = true;} 
    if (c==62) {tag = false;} 
    if ((((c>64) && (c<78)) || ((c>96) && (c<110))) && !tag) { c=c+13; } 
    else if ((((c>77) && (c<91)) || ((c>109) && (c<123))) && !tag) { c=c-13; } 
    dst = dst.concat(String.fromCharCode(c)); 
  } 
  elmt.innerHTML = dst; 
}


I'm assuming that a '<' or '>' in a post gets url-encoded, but like I said the above is only a quick hack because I need to get back to what my boss thinks I'm supposed to be doing!!
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