I've posted a reasonably lengthy bit of code to this thread this morning and it seems that a lot of the white space from my original code has been stripped out.
Where I've left a blank line amongst un-indented lines that has been retained, but the blank lines within the indented blocks have been removed. Is there a way to stop this happening? My code needs all the help to look tidy and readable that it can get!
Can you post your code here and highlight the issue areas Andrew? That way the tech team can clearly understand your issue.
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I'll try ... here's an indented section of my code....
And the attached document shows how the same section appears on my screen
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I am not seeing any difference and am viewing this page thru FF 9.
Checked it in Chrome 18 and yet no difference.
I also checked it in IE8 and i still dont see any difference.
What browser are you using?
Last edited by arlu1201; 04-23-2012 at 05:53 AM.
I'm at work, so using IE9 - I'll check it tonight on Opera, but I'm not seeing any blank lines before the start of the For loop, the If block or the 2nd With block
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OK, in your code I now see a blank line between the For and the If, but nowhere else - so it's looking like an IE issue.
Just to prove I haven't been drinking (much) the attached is how my original code post looks on my screen...
Seems that it needs coding to cope with IE!
Yup. Decided to leave the office early and head home, and I can confirm that everything displays just fine in Opera.
Maybe I should just install a proper browser on my work computer
IE does not seem to be compatible with most good stuff
damn those niche browsers
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