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by Neymar1 April 8th 2012, 5:55 pmCan I use the following: (without the star)
{USERNAME*}
In javascript coding? Because it doesn't let me...
{USERNAME*}
In javascript coding? Because it doesn't let me...
Last edited by Neymar1 on April 9th 2012, 12:21 am; edited 1 time in total
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{USERNAME*} Function in Javascript?
Neymar1- Forumember
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Niko- Helper
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Hello,
if you can... Can you share the javascript code?
Thanks (:
if you can... Can you share the javascript code?
Thanks (:
LGforum- Hyperactive
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You can't use it in a JS file.
But you can use it in scripts that are within the HTML of the page.
Aka, inside script tags in an announcement.
But you can use it in scripts that are within the HTML of the page.
Aka, inside script tags in an announcement.
Neymar1- Forumember
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LGforum wrote:You can't use it in a JS file.
But you can use it in scripts that are within the HTML of the page.
Aka, inside script tags in an announcement.
Ok thanks
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