Flamey
March 3 2006 1:39 AM EST
this was my second attempt to make a ST/DX Focused Tank Armor Page. the first time i made it turned into the DX Focused Tank Armor page and this time the ST one.(after i put it backwards i.e. DX/ST Focused Tank Armor)
i think its this PC, dont like the wiki.
the purpose behind this is to have basically equal ST and DX bonus.
not just one.
so if anyone knows why, or wants me to send them the page to do it, i would be thankful.
Thanks for your time.
bartjan
March 3 2006 1:51 AM EST
Do not use slashes in page names, just like I told you in the first post about this. Why did you do that again?
Flamey
March 3 2006 1:53 AM EST
you did not say not use them.
as said by you.
'Slashes are evil.'
--bartjan, February 9 2006 3:21 AM EST
ok i appreciate that, how should i name it then?
Thanks
Maelstrom
March 3 2006 2:03 AM EST
Naturally it's evil ;)
HTML uses a few characters as "escape characters", to display special symbols. For instance,   makes a space in HTML. Slashes are another. Here, it's just ignoring what comes after your slash, it seems. Try using two slashes to display a single one.
bartjan
March 3 2006 2:09 AM EST
*
/ is the symbol used as a directory separator and I think that is what confuses Wiki.
Maelstrom
March 3 2006 2:12 AM EST
Yes, oops, forgot the semicolon. That's because it's way past bedtime...
URLs don't use html-escape characters. Putting " " in the page name won't work either.
Grant
March 3 2006 11:15 PM EST
Given the above responses, I replaced the slash with an 'or,' which is what the slash means, anyway.
I also added hyphens because I'm a grammar freak.
Sorry, I can't help myself. :)
Maelstrom
March 3 2006 11:46 PM EST
Grant, you're a genius! :o
Freak. Genius. It's such a thin line.
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