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In PHP the programing language a $ is used to store numbers so I am wondering if that might be causing some issue. Try replacing $ with $ and see if that works for you.
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Shoot! the forum converted my code to the symbol http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_ascii.asp look at the dollar sign there. Try adding & #36; without out the space in between & and #
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Hello,
Thanks for reporting this, I was able to recreate the issue and the attached update solved it for me. Can you please upgrade to it and see if it helps?
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In PHP the programing language a $ is used to store numbers so I am wondering if that might be causing some issue. Try replacing $ with
$and see if that works for you.Member (joined May 2012) Likes (0)
Shoot! the forum converted my code to the symbol http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_ascii.asp look at the dollar sign there. Try adding & #36; without out the space in between & and #
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Hey guys,
Using the HTML code works, the sign as such doesn't show up. Reporting this. Thanks guys!
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Hello,
Thanks for reporting this, I was able to recreate the issue and the attached update solved it for me. Can you please upgrade to it and see if it helps?
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Thx for the fast respoonse.
Yes the update has fixed the issue
Cheers
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Thanks Ve! and Thanks @Race Media for the feedback :)
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