[heading style=”1″]June 2012 Inner Circle Meeting[/heading]
New Confirmation with sample data
Download New Confirmation Template Files
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Great training days I got my smartphone all set up I feel almost Smart now
Oops as you can tell by the misspellings about I’m kinda new to this phone
The ampersand (&) is special character in internet web code (and many other coding languages).
To avoid problems, the symbol needs to be represented in another fashion. That would be &
Case in point the & symbol is used as a special code marker in the replacement.
You should use that in html email, and your website (if you use WordPress, the post/page editor will do this automatically) There are more characters that need to be changed out as well since they have special meaning. Here is a resource of all of the symbols that can be changed out. That page has every character, but the important ones to substitute are the ones with an “HTML Name” defined. You can use either that “HTML Name” or “HTML Number” in your webpage.
My link didn’t seem to work above. This is the resource listing:
http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm
P.S. @ Dave Farr: if you had this: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-ajax-edit-comments/ plugin installed, I could have fixed the link instead of making two comments.