Hi Matt,

Yes, 0.7RC5 fixes that. @PROCESS is a great idea and will come in useful thanks!

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I've been away for a few days and my trip was extended because of the snow.

With regard to me changing the code originally... can I just ask (sorry about this rather a basic question) I was using Wordpad (in Windows 7) to Cut / Paste in the new code. Is this the right way to do it? I ask because you gave me a line number and I couldn't find that so used Find / Replace to get to (what I thought) was the right place.

Cheers.

Tim

Hi Tim

No worries, we've been effectively snowed in too (hence so many AK releases!)

I don't work on windows very often but when I have to I use Notepad++. If you use wordpad it won't give you useful info like line numbers or code highlighting. It is also likely to munge your code when you save!

Tim, update to 0.7.1. I'd made a few mistakes. Sorry!

Hi Matt,

OK Updating today to latest version. Seems to be working pretty well now for me. I've added a few new articles and edited a few old ones and I'm getting on well with it.

Thank you again Matt for all of your efforts with this - I really appreciate you fixing these things so quickly.

I will download Notepad++ too thanks for the recommendation. I don't fiddle with code much and when I do I have to be very careful!!

I've decided to use FAQ Slider too - I'm going to use it as a diagnosis tool - without nesting... so once a user arrives at the page for the area of the problem, they can scan through the different symptoms and open out the slider for some more info and links to articles for the possible problem / diagnosis...

Cheers

Tim

Glad it's working for you. Have you tried out the @PROCESS function?

I'm glad you like FAQ Slider too. I'll try and sort out the nesting problem too.

Yes, I have tried @PROCESS it and it works.

One thing I noticed is that it must be in Capitals - if you do @Process for example it won't.

Not a problem once you know how to use it but for a beginner like me sometimes I have to go back and read exactly what I'm being told and not what I think I've read