THERE ARE A LOT OF VERY IMPORTANT THREE-LETTER WORDS.
like ass - what if someone has a particularly nice ass, but you can't remember who that someone is and need to know - right now?
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THERE ARE A LOT OF VERY IMPORTANT THREE-LETTER WORDS.
like ass - what if someone has a particularly nice ass, but you can't remember who that someone is and need to know - right now?
it's JZ.
I think you could find JZ by searching "asstastik".
When it's an exchange, I think it would look better if the attribution just had the episode.
The problem is the comma. If I have this right, right now the database of quotes has a field for speaker and a field for episode, so if there's no speaker listed, it looks like " , Episode" and that's also annoying.
I think it's 6 of one at this stage.
The problem is the comma. If I have this right, right now the database of quotes has a field for speaker and a field for episode, so if there's no speaker listed, it looks like " , Episode" and that's also annoying.
if speaker t null then " ," else ""
or whatever the equivalent in PHP is, right? t /naive
DX is right. Getting rid of the comma for those cases is pretty easy.
Looks right to me. Only you don't need the else to say "else nothing".
if($speaker){echo', ';}
or even just:
echo($speaker?', ':'';)
'Twas my reaction as well. Maybe the SecretHiddenAsterisks near the bottom of the page became a part of the post?
Did it get sufficiently explained to y'all? Basically, everything that I tried to put inside whitefont (and everything thereafter) showed up in the final post as *********. I'd missed the closing quote on "white."
everything that I tried to put inside whitefont (and everything thereafter) showed up in the final post as *********
I was the most confused, Katie, and I get it now.
Just so you know, there isn't really an automatic conversion of bad HTML to ***, it's just that the unclosed quote swallows up everything on the page until it reaches another quote, and that just happened to be around the point where the Secret Celebrity Boyfriend Asterisks were.
We have Secret Celebrity Boyfriend Asterisks?
See, I knew I was missing out by never going into programming. Of course, I also saved having to physically destroy any number of computers that weren't doing what I wanted them to, so I'm going to call it a net win.