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[quote=JohnHell]
[quote JamesD]@Johnhell

26rul is not a valid variable name in KM 1.5.  The following will run.  I don't think KM liked %26rul either.  Think it must have $ followed by letter.  The underscore is optional.

yahooimage{
$_A26rul = "x" ;
$conteoimgurl = index($linkurl, imgurl)+7;
$conteosize = index($linkurl, "\%".$_A26rurl)-$conteoimgurl;
$urllimpia = substr($linkurl,$conteoimgurl,$conteosize);
}[/quote]

No man, 26url is not a variable, is text, just text. I know what is a var and why should be preceded by $ ;)

[quote kko]
[code]$conteoimgurl = index($linkurl, imgurl)+7;[/code]

Have you assigned a value to $linkurl outside the macro or is that meant to be $LinkURL? (reserved words are case-sensitive now)[/quote]

It is meant to be $LinkURL.

This makes a lot of sense, because I never used the global variables case sensitive.

I'll try that later.

[quote kko][code]$conteosize = index($linkurl, "\%".26rurl)-$conteoimgurl;[/code]

What is "\%".26rurl meant to be? "\%".$26rurl or simply "\%26rurl" ?[/quote]

It pretends to be escape bar for the % symbol followed with 26url text. Why is like this? Simple, when I created this macro it was the only way to accept the % symbol.

Kko, another thing, what means now that a var (that wasn't the previous) should be initialited, I mean, where and how. I created the variable at the beginning of the macro file text and it displayed the same error.[/quote]

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