[sialivi]

Is there no way to get rid of the scrollsuffix on labels? Using a blank space as the suffix doesn't seem to work, it just defaults to " | "

[pecinko]

I believe you can't use "empty" suffix.

[sialivi]

Seems like an odd limitation. I wonder if it's a bug or by design.

[pieh]

This isn't related specificly with scrollsufix - this is how we handle xml. <scrollsuffix></scrollsuffix> is valid and contain empty string, we wrongly discard it and use default " | ". For now you can <scrollsuffix>-</scrollsuffix> - this will make empty suffix. Just wonder when someone will want to have "-" as suffix, this will bite again.

--- update
I played a little with it and it seems tinyxml lib is at fault here, it doesn't like when value of element is empty or contains only white spaces - it will then say that element has no value. This makes it impossible to define scrollsuffix to be just a space, as acording to tinyxml that element doesn't have any value ...

[pecinko]

I played a little with it and it seems tinyxml lib is at fault here, it doesn't like when value of element is empty or contains only white spaces - it will then say that element has no value. This makes it impossible to define scrollsuffix to be just a space, as acording to tinyxml that element doesn't have any value ...

Thanks for info.

I tried using escape characters instead of just empty spaces and Interesting enough, this works:

PHP Code:

<scrollsuffix> &quot; </scrollsuffix> 


and this does not

PHP Code:

<scrollsuffix> &nbsp; </scrollsuffix> 


[jmarshall]

The whitespace thing in tinyxml can be controlled, but it's a global. Generally we don't want it, as otherwise you have to trim all whitespace before parsing stuff out.

We could probably detect <scrollsuffix></scrollsuffix> and override - we'd need to move the default scrollsuffix to where the XML is being read though.

[rothorsekid]

Unicode "undefined" worked for me:
& #0000;

[pecinko]

Unicode "undefined" worked for me:
& #0000;

Thanks for sharing!

[Hitcher]

Doesn't work for me.

[pecinko]

Add some spaces around unicode code. I don't remmember what I did exactly but can check tomorrow.

[Hitcher]

Sorted it out eventually, you need to remove the space after &