I fill-out the form, putting the following in the References textarea, (:togglehide image showtext="Show Floor Plan" hidetext="Hide image":)
LFOA Floor Plan (:div id=image style="display:none":) Attach:Systems/lfoaflpln.jpg (:divend:) I hit enter, and the form displays this in References-- (:togglehide image showtext="Show Floor Plan" hidetext="Hide image" and then under the Projects link (outside the Fox form), I get-- LFOA Floor Plan :) LFOA Floor Plan :) Thanks On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 1:41 PM, Hans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thursday, June 12, 2008, 6:17:42 PM, Scott Smith wrote: > > > Sorry about the partial. I didn't know if putting the full form in an > email > > would be bad form, like using all caps. > > The tricky part is to provide a minimum on information, but have all > relevant details intact. For a form problem this may mean to try to > reduce the form to just the elements necessary to show the problem, > but leave out unnecessary form elements, repetitions etc. > This can save a lot of time for someone trying to help, and may also > provide you with useful insight by narrowing down the problem. > > I often have problem in having to guess someones intentions/actions > when they state a problem, because of a lack of detail given. > But too much detail can be overwelming and off-putting. > > The best is often to get a url to look at, with access to the wiki source > code (without that it is really frustrating). I don't find it > necessary to have 'edit' access to a page, but 'source' access is > vital. > > ~Hans > >
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