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Thread: Topic and String Resource

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    Dimmer is offline Member
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    Default Topic and String Resource

    Is it possible to add a string resource into a topic?

    If not this would be a very useful addittion.

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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    Topic has the WSIWIG editor, you can edit texts as long as you want, so I don't think that is still necessary. Why do you want to add it there by the way? Just wondering.

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    Dimmer is offline Member
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    For instance

    I put my phone number in a string resource.

    I use it in several topics as a string resource, if my number changes, I need only change it once.

    Makes sense to me.
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    BFG 9000 is offline Senior Member
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    I don't know about string resources, but you can certainly put a topic within a topic. Here's the format :-
    (!TOPIC Name="phonenumber"!)

    Then just create a topic called phonenumber that just has your phone number in it.


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    Jao is offline Senior Member
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    You could use this format:
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    (!StringResource Name="YourStringResourceName"!)