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you said bbs and oneliner so i checked bbs.php and oneliner.php you didnt say anything about index.php :P i'll clean that too soon

*knock* *knock*
- Pizza delivery !!!!

exocet: done. check it please.

Avatar titles now show up in Firefox. Yay!

ps: works fine now, thanks a lot!

The tables work correctly on:
Opera 7.50
Mozilla 1.6
Konqueror 3.2.2

Hell, they even work nice on Links 0.99 (textmode). Nothing beats a solid infrastructure.

About that alt= thing, it only works in Mozilla here, but that is obviously a browser mis-feature and it's fine by me.

no title/alt -tag on prodsheet "added on..." field.
That's okay with me, but would be more consistent...

this with the title is very cool.. one doesn't have to click on the avatar to see who it is.. tnx..!!

fixed prod.php for the alt/title thing too.
any other page? im not gonna open 25 .php's and search them all for alt unless someone complains about it :P

fixed groups.php and comments.php aswell, dont think there should be much more where that "feature" happens"

and prodlist.php
does anyone know the shortcut for search and replace on emacs btw? now that im done searching them all one by one and replacing them all manually...

ps: I use to find what I want and I search and replace with nano (although I use vim most of the time)...

or perl -pe 's/alt=/name=' :-)

phred forgot '/' :P an filename ofcourse etc etc

search and replace is M-% (ESC % or ALT-%) or the fancy C-M-% for regexp replace. But this does not work with multiple files.

But you can of course have a multiple files s&r in emacs. The only thing you'll have to do is become a master in LISP.

I didn't link to it because i didn't want to make a show of oneself, but there you have it: http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/SearchAndReplaceAcrossMultipleFiles

stfu: yeah.. I know.. I always look the manual for exact.. I mean we use perl -pe often to replace in multiple files like when costumer has a website with his phone number on every site then it's rather boring to do this by hand but you would do something like

But it's nice to see some guys here using linux and knowing some tricks..

phred: why the for loop? Just give `cat list` as an argument to perl instead, and be happy.