Session 1 results

[HoopScoop]

swok34 108.0
schooner 108.0
soonerman 97.0
ChipperF1 96.0
Gator 92.0
Cory 91.0
carolann 91.0
YCN 82.0
Jimi 81.0
NewBearFan2002 77.0
ISUbballfan 74.0
snizave 74.0
BenEClone 71.0
elfdenmom 69.0
wbbcatfan 68.0
Skerfan 65.0
Zo3157 63.0
Cyclones Rule 60.0
BearLady 57.0
BEAR SKIN 57.0
Row6Seat10 55.0
breid 48.0
ksuJennyP 19.0

[HoopScoop]

Beats me why it insists on putting all that space before the table. Can't figure it out.

I will post other interesting tidbits about session 1 later, but for now congrats to swok34 and schooner for a score of 108 in session 1.

[YCN]

HoopScoop,

I ran all the numbers through my spreadsheet and found no errors.

[YCN]

I think I figured out why your table ended with a bunch of white space before it.

Looking at the HTML source, I found an unterminated table row just above where your table starts. (Yours is a table within a table in this case.)

If you search for the comment line <!-- message -->, that puts you right after where the parser error occurred. From that line of text, if you look up a few lines to at the left margin, you will find a <tr> HTML tag that doesn't have a matching </tr>.

I believe that if you edit the raw HTML source and add that </tr> immediately above the comment line that precedes your message text, that it should bring the table back up to the top.

It's weird that the parser blew up like that...

[HoopScoop]

I saw your test of the [ code ] tag, and so I just used it. Much easier.

[HoopScoop]

YCN, actually what I figured out was that vbulletin automatically inserts the HTML tag < BR / > after each line that has a Paragraph marker at the end of it. So instead of typing the following HTML table code like this:

< table >
< tr >
< td > stuff here
< /td >
< /tr >
< /table >

It should be inserted like this:

< table > < tr > < td > stuff here < /td > < /tr> < /table >

and then it will work fine.