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    New Format screws up the code tags

    The new forum's format screws up on the [ code ]....[ /code ] tags. The horizontal scroll bars don't seem to work so the text gets wrapped around and that messes up the appearance when you try to format your text so it has meaning to it.
    Last edited by jmsrickland; Jul 30th, 2012 at 06:58 PM.
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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

    Just trying it for grins and an example:

    Code:
    Private Sub cmdEditInvitationReports_Click()
        With frmGroupingInvitationDocs
            .IsDocuments = False
            .Show
            .txtYear = txtYear
        End With
    End Sub
    When I posted the I got a message that the application was trying to navigate away from the page...click OK to remain. I never saw that before. My code tags look OK though.

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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

    these are known issues have been reported in the upgrade thread ... may take some time to get it all sorted out. Past experience has shown it takes about a week to get all the kinks worked out.

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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

    Quote Originally Posted by TysonLPrice View Post
    Just trying it for grins and an example:

    Code:
    Private Sub cmdEditInvitationReports_Click()
        With frmGroupingInvitationDocs
            .IsDocuments = False
            .Show
            .txtYear = txtYear
        End With
    End Sub
    When I posted the I got a message that the application was trying to navigate away from the page...click OK to remain. I never saw that before. My code tags look OK though.
    In addition to the code tag problem I too have a cursor problem that keeps moving to the top of the text box and it won't stay stable and I got that navigate away from page also. The code tag problem is when you have a long horizontal line the horizontal is disabled so it makes the text wrap.

    Code:
        
        LoadGif = True
        i = j + 2
        If Len(fileHeader) >= 127 Then
            RepeatTimes& = Asc(Mid(fileHeader, 126, 1)) + (Asc(Mid(fileHeader, 127, 1)) * 256&)
        Else
            RepeatTimes = 0
        End If
    Last edited by jmsrickland; Jul 31st, 2012 at 10:28 AM.
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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

    Really, all of this should be in the thread that was created for reporting such things....
    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...in-this-thread


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    Re: New Format screws up the code tags

    Thread closed. Please refer futher discussion to the thread linked by techgnome.

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