Seeing "CDATA" blocks in PRE code snippets

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I’m seeing CDATA information in the code snippets, take a look at this post:

https://powershell.org/forums/topic/read-in-a-date-and-time-from-a-string/#post-26498

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Sorry, Rob. Perfect code formatting is hard when anyone can add code.

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Just wanted to ensure it was known so that if it could be corrected an admin was aware of it. Thanks.

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As a note, all that string concatenation isn’t strictly necessary. PowerShell replaces variables with their values inside double quotes. Just makes reading the code a little easier.

The help says that -EmailAddresses accepts one object of the type ProxyAddressCollection. You’re providing a single, comma-delimited string as a single value within a hash table.

One way to do this:

$foo = get-mailbox bsuneja
$foo.EmailAddresses += "bsuneja@e14labs.co","bharat.suneja@e14labs.com"
$foo | set-mailbox
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Hmm. It’s something about the @ sign in a PRE block. I might be able to filter it.

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Ah. Yeah. This is WordPress trying to obfuscate the e-mail address and getting hung up in the code formatting.

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This was a CloudFlare setting. It’s adjusted; it’ll take some time to actually start working.