I dunno, is it just forumotion that has adfly or is it everyone? Anyway, I did go around and look for methods to bypass the adfly...it's a bit more complicated though. = =

This is mainly a reminder to myself and to others who are curious.

It's HTML...so...

Code:

<a href=[link] target=_blank>[direct_link/other_text]</a>

For example: http://www.mediafire.com/?vshebqgajzc6tt4/

It works for both the extended and shortened mediafire urls. It's not a 100% foolproof plan because it only works most of the time.

When I learned HTML, I had to do some sort of speech mark, so " or ' to enclose some stuff. If you do that, the coding won't work for some reason and so it'll be a waste...

Code:

<a href="[link]" target="_blank">[direct_link/other_text]</a>
THIS IS CODE DOES NOT WORK!!

For example: http://www.mediafire.com/?vshebqgajzc6tt4/

You have to uncheck "Disable HTML in this post" under "Options" to use this code for it to work. You can also go to "Preferences" and choose "Yes" for "Always allow HTML". Note that BBCode (forum code) still works even with HTML code in the post and extra "<" and ">" will not show up in posts that have enabled HTML.

I don't know if it's forumotion or mediafire that's actually having adfly, so if even this code breaks, I hope no one minds waiting for those five seconds. Maybe it's time we move into a cloud host (I'm thinking skydrive here).

I'm not getting, at the moment, on how to make a new bbcode. Yup, I'm confused.  

xah.