Hi guys,
I searched about this information in the "Search" function and in the web, but I was no lucky, so I just want to ask you for this simple thing.
Which is the code which represent the " symbol? Today I found &, ", <, &br, > in the Forum, i already knew some of them but I think they are for space, <, > and similar.. Could you remember me which one is correct?
I thought it was "e, because " is the quotation mark, but it didn't work for me.
Ty all!
EDIT: Uh, I found this: http://rainmeter.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3751&p=26072&hilit=quotation#p26072
Is it the actual situation?
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Substitution Term for "
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Re: Substitution Term for "
Here's a list with all the special characters in HTML: http://www.utexas.edu/learn/html/spchar.html
As you can see, " is the one for ", so you already had it. :)
You can however NOT substitute it for a ". As rainmeter will see """:""" as "Oh. You want me to substitute " to nothing. And you got a leftover quotation mark there. Then I'm going to fail every substitution after that in the string. Sorry."
As you can see, " is the one for ", so you already had it. :)
You can however NOT substitute it for a ". As rainmeter will see """:""" as "Oh. You want me to substitute " to nothing. And you got a leftover quotation mark there. Then I'm going to fail every substitution after that in the string. Sorry."
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Re: Substitution Term for "
Uhm, I see... Thanks for your explanation
The problem is that I find this in the web page:
I am a "student"
In the HTML, there is not the ", but directly the ". I just like to transform the result into:
I am a student
So my issue is to transform " into blankspace (that is nothing to write, equals to ""). Do you think this is possible?
Ty
The problem is that I find this in the web page:
I am a "student"
In the HTML, there is not the ", but directly the ". I just like to transform the result into:
I am a student
So my issue is to transform " into blankspace (that is nothing to write, equals to ""). Do you think this is possible?
Ty
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Re: Substitution Term for "
Ah. I see. At the moment, I have no idea how that should be done.
Unless Substitute=""":"" works. Don't know if rainmeter will handle that as you like or not. Don't think it will.
Unless Substitute=""":"" works. Don't know if rainmeter will handle that as you like or not. Don't think it will.
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Re: Substitution Term for "
It doesn't work, """:"" was the first thing i tried.. I'll try to change some variables, but I think that my problem will stay this way for a long time :/
Thanks for the suggestions
Thanks for the suggestions
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Re: Substitution Term for "
Unfortunately, there is no solution which substitutes " because it is a character with a special meaning for "Substitute" function.
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What a sad thing for my plans
Okey, thanks for the help.. I hope, in a future, we'll be able to substitute this character
Okey, thanks for the help.. I hope, in a future, we'll be able to substitute this character
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Re: Substitution Term for "
Perhaps something like how #CRLF# solved the problems with linebreaks?
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Re: Substitution Term for "
It won't be nearly that simple. When we added #CRLF# we also tried a #QUOTE# variable. It didn't work out. Because of the way variables work, it was turned into a " before the substitute took place, so you essentially still wound up with Substitute=""":""".
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