Thank you for your response. Is there any possibility of having this feature by any way in future? Or any workaround?
My apologies, I stand corrected.
You need to use:
{key: ctrl-enter}
Thank you. Amazing, worked like a charm! This is going to help a lot to me.
@Pratik_Shah and that right there is all the fulfillment I'll ever need from my job
This is pretty cool @Pratik_Shah ! Would love to feature your snippet on the Text Blaze's Twitter account. Please let me know what you think
Hi Nirali,
Sure, would love to share it. However, I have made changes in this particular snippet, so the snippet as shown in video is no longer there. I am using clipboard command in this now. You can see this video.
Please let me know how do you want me to share it.
Thanks
@Pratik_Shah, you can drop me an email on cedric@blaze.today and I'll put you in touch with @Nirali
Thank you. Done.
one issue im running into and cant seem to fix is when i try and use the dropdown, whatever is entered into the "options" section, ends up in my final text. for instance:
Hi {formmenu: default=1; 2; name=option} {if: option=="1"}it works{elseif: option=="2"}it doesn't work{endif}
when i select "1" from the dropdown, "Hi 1 it works" is what i end up with. I'm sure there is a simple solution, but i haven't been able to figure it out. any tips?
Hi @user291 - welcome to the forum!
I'm guessing you're looking for something like this:
{note: trim=right}
{formmenu: default=1; 2; name=option}
{endnote: trim=right}
Hi {if: option=="1"}it works{elseif: option=="2"}it doesn't work{endif}
The {note}
command allows you to have content in your snippet that isn't inserted, but that will show up in the popup.
You can read more about it here:
Hope this helps