Posted by member 7991 on 2004-08-06 11:35:23 link
Okay, that means your evar most likely isn't being defined correctly. I'm guessing that:
$SC4LClick$ = "!popupdynamicfolder"
See, quotes allow you to include spaces as part of a parameter, evar, Path, etc. So, if you are trying to define an evar that needs to have spaces in it, you must enclose the entire string with quotes. Other wise, each space separates each string of letters into sepearate pieces of information; it acts as a "delimiter".
If you enclose the entire string with quotes (another form of delimiter); "PART1"$LS$"PART2" that may work, but most likely won't. With your $SC4LClick$ evar there is a quote pair inside the full string (see: "$Litestep$" ) which might cause your evar to essentially be split in two if you enclose the entire string with quotes. So if that doesn't work, perhaps try a couple variations, matching up delimiter pairs like so:
Sorry I can't test any of that for you, but I'm not on an LS comp at the moment.
$SC4LClick$ = "!popupdynamicfolder"
See, quotes allow you to include spaces as part of a parameter, evar, Path, etc. So, if you are trying to define an evar that needs to have spaces in it, you must enclose the entire string with quotes. Other wise, each space separates each string of letters into sepearate pieces of information; it acts as a "delimiter".
If you enclose the entire string with quotes (another form of delimiter); "PART1"$LS$"PART2" that may work, but most likely won't. With your $SC4LClick$ evar there is a quote pair inside the full string (see: "$Litestep$" ) which might cause your evar to essentially be split in two if you enclose the entire string with quotes. So if that doesn't work, perhaps try a couple variations, matching up delimiter pairs like so:
"Part1$LS$Part2" Vorlons suggestion, see above
"Part1'$LS$'Part2"
{Part1"$LS$"Part2}
"Part1'$LS$'Part2"
{Part1"$LS$"Part2}
Sorry I can't test any of that for you, but I'm not on an LS comp at the moment.