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Vanquish the #prefs.txt demon (#537)
Posted: 9/19/2002; 8:22 PM by Terry Frazier
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Is the #prefs.txt demon vanquished? We'll see.

Later: Ok. So I put this googleTitleSearch macro, that I got from Phil Windley, into my Home page template. When I republish the page I get a bunch of listings for this error (of course, they all start off with Macro error: so I think the damn thing isn't working). As I scroll over the list I see a couple of references that look promising. One leads to this DG thread on the #prefs.txt thing from back in May.

Hmm. Says my problem is my own stupidity. Not very flattering, but pretty likely given my track record. Says I have too many double-quotes somewhere. I don't know where. I just go back over all the posts I did when I got the error and take out any quotes I see.

Then I post this to all my Categories.

Works.

Done.

(Funny, I did a search for googleTitleSearch in the DG and got zero results. Didn't see it in the docs, either. Anyone know where it came from?)

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