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scottayy wrote:Hmm I can't seem to reproduce the corners error. Could it be a *nix thing?
If someone could provide me a screenshot of it that would be awesome.
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shiznatix wrote:i tried to upload my screenshot to the showmypro site and got this after submitting the form:
Warning: Division by zero in /home/smp/public_html/class/user.class.php on line 321

You've used 0% of your picture space.
This should be on the report errors forum on showmypro :lol:

Thanks for the screenshot pickle, I'll play around with it.
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oh i don't get the same problem that pickel is reporting, mine only is the bottom things.
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Post by Maugrim_The_Reaper »

Good site - :). Don't why you would be keeping it a secret...
Thanks Chris.

When I specify a character encoding, it messes up some signs like © £, etc.. So i have to investigate why it's doing that. Most likely the way i'm storing it in the database.
Could be the database - if its capable, set a database character encoding. Also check the HTML is itself UTF-8 encoded (ASCII files don't always translate well to Unicode for all characters). It's likely some sort of consistency problem - some part of the puzzle is not playing by the UTF rulebook.
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Alright thanks. I'll look into it. I just fixed the corner images so it should look good for all of you. :-D
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