Weird. In my comments whenever someone types an apostrophe they get a slash too. That’s a unique bug Matt.
Update: Matt just emailed me and said the bug should be fixed.
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Weird. In my comments whenever someone types an apostrophe they get a slash too. That’s a unique bug Matt.
Update: Matt just emailed me and said the bug should be fixed.
It seems my rich text editor isn’t working either.
Weird. I just went for a slash and got an apostrophe. [ Sorry. English humo(u)r alert ]
However a workaround is ‘g/’/s////gp’ if you happen to speak ‘vi’
It seems my rich text editor isn’t working either.
Weird. I just went for a slash and got an apostrophe. [ Sorry. English humo(u)r alert ]
However a workaround is ‘g/’/s//\//gp’ if you happen to speak ‘vi’
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http://www.scobleizer.com doesn’t work anymore…maybe I’m crazy, but it worked for me before to get to this blog.
This domain name expired on 03/02/06 and is pending renewal or deletion
You can always just type in ’ instead of the apostrophe & that should handle it. It’s just the way the SQL in encoding it that’s the problem.
You can always just type in ’ instead of the apostrophe & that should handle it. It’s just the way the SQL in encoding it that’s the problem.