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Originally Posted by southernlady When I tried to leave the *if conditionals* in, I kept getting pars errors so I kept trying til I found a method that wouldn't break it.
Thanks, Santa, for your help. Liz |
if they were left in and you get parse errors : most commom thing is the </if > is missing / in the wrong place ( a conditional thats used , and has part of it in it ) - guilty of it myself .
they all have to have a begining and an end to work properly. 3.5.4 is better than 3.5.3 at telling you, 3.5.3 will freeze up the editor, and increase server load till it times out .
have fooled 3.5.4 with them, but not too often -- the -- when
validating for xhtml compliance have seen the </if > -- had to many of them and vB missed them
