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    Quote from: Marinusonline at Jul 10, 2011, 05:05 PM


    I feel kind of underestimated, since I did exactly already whats in there and I just even wrecked out everything in the entire file and it still didn’t change laugh
    Sorry..

    Not sure I follow, are you saying the steps for creating a new property set and attaching it to your call didn’t work for you?
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      Quote from: einsteinsboi at Jul 10, 2011, 10:33 PM

      Quote from: Marinusonline at Jul 10, 2011, 05:05 PM


      I feel kind of underestimated, since I did exactly already whats in there and I just even wrecked out everything in the entire file and it still didn’t change laugh
      Sorry..

      Not sure I follow, are you saying the steps for creating a new property set and attaching it to your call didn’t work for you?

      Here:
      Quote from: Marinusonline at Jul 02, 2011, 06:57 PM

      Im trying to do the same, can’t get this to work. It seems my getPage keeps outputting the list in <li> tags.

      Even while I’ve removed every instance of <li> in the two physical files, the snipper properties AND the snippet code itself.

      This is the same problem i’m having with this incredibly inflexible TinyMCE, I remove every bit of code known to man and computer that has anything to do with the output result and yet it still gets outputted, even after flushing every cache imaginable, it’s just really really really weird! smiley

      Anyway I’ve found the solution, though it’s not exactly great I decided to use CSS to make the list appear as a menu-bar, horizontal.
      I’d rather have the getPage output into small divs instead of a list..