Display of Code with lt and gt signs.
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This is just to note a problem. I just responded to a question involving templates. Due to the usage of the lt and gt signs some of the code was taken as html. this made the question and the reply rather unreadable. I tired adding the pre tag but that had no effect. Any suggestions? Again thanks for the site.
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This is just to note a problem. I just responded to a question involving templates. Due to the usage of the lt and gt signs some of the code was taken as html. this made the question and the reply rather unreadable. I tired adding the pre tag but that had no effect. Any suggestions? Again thanks for the site.
I haven't tried this yet, but it may work. Try bracketing your code in <plaintext></plaintext> tags. PLAINTEXT treats the text as just text, and turns off HTML tag parsing. --Mike-- ================== The original message was: This is just to note a problem. I just responded to a question involving templates. Due to the usage of the lt and gt signs some of the code was taken as html. this made the question and the reply rather unreadable. I tired adding the pre tag but that had no effect. Any suggestions?
Again thanks for the site.
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This is just to note a problem. I just responded to a question involving templates. Due to the usage of the lt and gt signs some of the code was taken as html. this made the question and the reply rather unreadable. I tired adding the pre tag but that had no effect. Any suggestions? Again thanks for the site.
I hope this shows up right.... instead of using the < sign, you should use < and instead of > you should use > The same goes for the & sign: you should replace this one with & ================== The original message was: This is just to note a problem. I just responded to a question involving templates. Due to the usage of the lt and gt signs some of the code was taken as html. this made the question and the reply rather unreadable. I tired adding the pre tag but that had no effect. Any suggestions?
Again thanks for the site.