I tried searching for this issue but its very hard to find issues revolving around the AT @ symbol. I have some PHP code inserted via HTML Markup that contains email addresses which obviously include the AT @ symbol. Problem is that when Freeway builds the page it doesn’t seem to recognize the AT @ symbol properly and completely rewrites & changes the code in that section hence making my PHP code completely worthless. Does anyone have any suggestions to prevent that from happening? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
This sounds strange – I don’t think Freeway Pro does anything to code that
is added via Markup Item, a markup location, or even an Extended style
interface.
Can you give an example of the change? What is the input vs. output?
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Ernie Simpson
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Doren email@hidden wrote:
I tried searching for this issue but its very hard to find issues
revolving around the AT @ symbol. I have some PHP code inserted via HTML
Markup that contains email addresses which obviously include the AT @
symbol. Problem is that when Freeway builds the page it doesn’t seem to
recognize the AT @ symbol properly and completely rewrites & changes the
code in that section hence making my PHP code completely worthless. Does
anyone have any suggestions to prevent that from happening? Any help would
be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
That worked! Thank you. I apologize I thought I had already checked that. I feel like a schmo. And I just now also noticed that the converted code was automatically converted back in my previous post. It looked like this: http://ssmserver.com/websites/caney_valley/test.txt - But that’s irrelevant because you’re suggestion worked! Again thank you for the quick response and sharing your knowledge. FreewayTalk is always the best place for helpful & respectful comrades. Thanx again!
Glad it worked out! Though I’m still under the impression that Markup items
and similar such aren’t processed by Freeway Pro in a way that would alter
them. Hopefully a Softpress official will explain this part to me.
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Ernie Simpson
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 3:33 PM, Doren email@hidden wrote:
That worked! Thank you. I apologize I thought I had already checked that.
I feel like a schmo. And I just now also noticed that the converted code
was automatically converted back in my previous post. It looked like this: http://ssmserver.com/websites/caney_valley/test.txt - But that’s
irrelevant because you’re suggestion worked! Again thank you for the quick
response and sharing your knowledge. FreewayTalk is always the best place
for helpful & respectful comrades. Thanx again!
I agree. It is very odd cause you would think that would be “hands-off” like leave me “as is”. Oh well. Just glad you knew what to do bro. Thanx again!