IE always counts a forced return as two characters whereas Mozilla (which I normally use) counts it as one. I'm sorry that I didn't notice this before.
So, now, with your tweaks, the script works in Mozilla, but overcounts in IE.
Is that IE on Windows? Because I tested it on Mac in IE5 and didn't get that result.
Does this belong here or in Bureaucracy? Anyway, the blurb for the Unamerican thread just impinged on my conciousness:
Discussion of episodes currently airing in Un-American locations.
This isn't really accurate. It's more "Spoiler-free discussion for those currently living in Un-American locations (North Americans also welcome)" or something like that. We hardly ever seem to get around to actually discussing
episodes.
Any better blurb suggestions? Can we make the change? Thanks!
Is that IE on Windows?
Yes. I don't have access to a Mac.
It's more "Spoiler-free discussion for those currently living in Un-American locations (North Americans also welcome)" or something like that.
That makes sense. I can do that.
Thanks, Jon!
You're up pretty late.... (Early here. And for once, it
isn't raining).
Natter. Sorry.
Yeah - just got back from a party, I'm all wound up and not quite ready t ohit the sack yet.
t /natter
I don't see any reason not to give the names, and everybody is curious about them, even those who know we aren't on the list. I'm sure dash is up there, but I don't know who else. Probably ficcers, that ups your average a lot.
Probably ficcers, that ups your average a lot.
Good point. And I'm guessing billytea makes an appearance somewhere on that list, what with the natural history lectures and all. (See, it's not just social, it's educational!)
Would something like this be useful for us for storing the archives offsite?
Would something like this be useful
You mean another online data storage company like those other oh-so-reliable ones we've used in the past?
Seriously, there seem to be a few Buffistas willing to donate their own server space to hold our archives. I don't think we need to look elsewhere.