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Post by ezmoney on Feb 25, 2014 7:51:57 GMT -5
I was doing a httpget(getaddress$)
I changed the getaddress$ but the program kept getting the older getaddress$
I keep scratching my head why this is happening.
I then put in a for next loop ...
for k=1 to 100 print k next k
The program would not print the for next action for some reason it kept the old program and did not load the modified program.
I also put in a command
goto[ect]
The program never recognized this statement. There is no [ect] label...
I am still trying to figure this one out.
I don't think the new modify program is getting loaded.
Anybody else having this problem?
I started from scratch with a new page and reloading the program.
I thought that the system would recognize only my new program.
It still retrieved the old gettaddress$... That was weird.
I stored the program in a file and then recaptured it and then loaded to run basic..
Same thing the system would not recognize my code.
The program kept getting the old getaddress$
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neal
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Post by neal on Feb 25, 2014 18:19:01 GMT -5
I haven't seen this happen. Can you post the code which is causing the problem?
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Post by ezmoney on Feb 26, 2014 16:45:03 GMT -5
getaddress$="getthedatafromthiswebsite"
for k=1 to 100 print k next k
goto[ect]
dat$=httpget(getaddress$)
print "dat$=";dat$
the for next was never recognized neither was the "goto[ect]"
There was no such label in the program and the system ignored the line of code.
I tried to change it even more and put it in a new start up, same thing happened.
What was going on was a total mystery to me, and where it was getting the code from was really out of this world.
I opened new start run basic launched in the new browser and the same thing happened again.
For some reason it was not running the code that showed in the program.
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Post by meerkat on Feb 27, 2014 11:02:07 GMT -5
getaddress$="getthedatafromthiswebsite" for k=1 to 100 print k next k goto[ect] dat$=httpget$(getaddress$) print "dat$=";dat$ Hmmmm! It works for me?  I only made one change by adding a $ after the httpget as: dat$=httpget$(getaddress$) I get the following error: Runtime Error in program 'untitled': goto[ect] Branch label not found: [ect]
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Post by ezmoney on Feb 27, 2014 16:31:40 GMT -5
thanks for the try and the input.
I can't think of why it happened.
It was really strange that it did not recognize the error.
Weird things happen. I thought it might have been the machine so I tried on the other machine same thing happened... 2 different systems (windows 7,and XP) and the same thing happened.
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