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standard_error messing up styles in plugins
In plugins when I use standard_error it messes up the style, is there a different function I am supposed to be using when triggering errors within plugins?
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I'm not sure, but my guess would be that it has to do with the hook that you're using, and not just that you're calling it from a plugin.
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in vb4 it doesn't matter, it messes up in both |
You don't want to use global_start since it is deprecated.
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ARgh! I did it again. Maybe I need to just ignore the vB3 forum if I'm gonna keep giving vB4 answers in here!
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