I'm so confused.



Anonymous-User
GuGee Since: 2006-11-30
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Last Seen: 04/13/2008 - 6:23pm

I am: Luvin TheGuG

Okay, this is the code slide.com gives me to put my slideshow up on myspace:


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Now, when i go back to see if its the same code, its changed to this:

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I dont get it. any ideas?

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Anonymous-User
GuGee Since: 30-Nov-2006
GuG-Points: 675
Last Seen: 04/13/2008 - 6:23pm

I am: Luvin TheGuG

Re: I'm so confused.

when i add the 1st code for the 1st slide above, its the code that the slide website gives me. Now when i enter it on my myspace profile & hit submit, i went back to edit my profile &to see if the code remained the same & it didnt. It changed itself to the second code i posted. Here is my slide again(updated):

slide gives me this code to enter into my myspace profile:

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Okay, after submitting the above code that slide gave me, i went back to see if the code changed at all from what slide gave me & it did. The slide still works, its just odd how the code changes itself. Here's what it changes to:

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sorry if its confusing....i just cant understand why the code i originally input, changes. Thanks for your help=)

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erinroxorz
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Re: I'm so confused.

I'm confused where you got the two different codes. What does "When I go back to see if it's the same code" mean?? Where are you getting the second code? They're completely different?? I looked at them, and I'd be glad to help, but more information is def. necessary.