Don't forget to use escape keys!

[Kalphiter]

Is it alright if someone could sticky this

Well, it would help a lot of people and give Agent Moose and some other people a rest!
Well, I see some people not getting codes to work. Sometimes it's something else. Sometimes it is a missing escape key. Look for "(/\[spoiler\](.*)[\/spoiler\]/i)" in this:

Code: (JS)

<script>
var b = document.getElementsByTagName("div");
//Created by Agent Moose (smcodes.smfforfree3.com)
for(x=0;x<b.length;x++){
if(b[x].className=="post" && b[x].innerHTML.match\(/\[spoiler\](.*)[\/spoiler\]/i)){
b[x].innerHTML = b[x].innerHTML.replace("[spoiler]" + RegExp.$1 + "[/spoiler]","<div><div><a href='javascript:void(0)' onclick='$(this).parent().next().toggle()'>(Click to Show/Hide Spoiler)</a></div><div style='display:none' id='spoiler'>" + RegExp.$1 + "</div></div>");
};};
</script>

You see how \[spoiler\] is not [spoiler]? Here is where it starts.


You could go to "add a tab v1" and look at it. If you wanted to add a new tab BBC/HTML, you'd have to do this

Code: (JS)

links[0] = ["LINKS NAME","URL FOR LINK"]
links[0] = ["BBC\/HTML","http://www.something.com/bbchtml.htm"]

(if you did not put a backslash it would try dividing BBC by HTML and last time I checked acronyms(words nevertheless) can't be divided by each other, unless they were set integers/variables)

Many programming/scripting languages require escape characters such as JavaScript, PHP, and Java. However, remember that if you want to divide something, such as...

Code: (JS)

int year = 365
int month = year/12

...that you don't need "\/".
Currently here are symbols that require escape characters(unless you were to actually use them as operators)

[
]
+
-
*
/
=
'
"
%
! (Maybe not, but I think it is because it is also an operator)
<
>

[Agent Moose]

Accually, this would go in the tutorial section   Good job

[Kalphiter]

Than move it pretty pleasE?

[Agent Moose]

I did move it, its in the tutorials section...

[Kalphiter]

I did move it, its in the tutorials section...

No, it was supposed to be in the "SMF for free codes" since it has to do with possibly people making new codes, or just people who are using the codes. It isn't a tutorial it's a tip thingy.

[CodeLover]

It's fine where it is, IMO.

Surprisingly I never forget escapes. Odd, seeing as I always forget everything else

[Kalphiter]

It's fine where it is, IMO.

Surprisingly I never forget escapes. Odd, seeing as I always forget everything else

Wow...