Hmmm well thanks but <<if _val == $secretjuice>> doesn't exist in the HTML... (I open it with notepad)Going forward stop asking for the code every update.
open the .html in whatever text editor and set:
<<if _val == $secretjuice>>
to
<<if _val != $secretjuice>>
Then just enter whatever (Example: 123) as a cheat and boom you have Patreon.
Just checked in notepad search for "$secretjuice" instead if using Notepad, then edit the == to != should work just fine.Hmmm well thanks but <<if _val == $secretjuice>> doesn't exist in the HTML... (I open it with notepad)
So I don't know if it's me (I'm not a coding expert after all) or if it's the dev that adapts the code to hide this parameter but your solution seems ineffective (again I'm clearly not an expert)
Going forward stop asking for the code every update.
open the .html in whatever text editor and set:
<<if _val == $secretjuice>>
to
<<if _val != $secretjuice>>
Then just enter whatever (Example: 123) as a cheat and boom you have Patreon.
Hmmm well thanks but <<if _val == $secretjuice>> doesn't exist in the HTML... (I open it with notepad)
So I don't know if it's me (I'm not a coding expert after all) or if it's the dev that adapts the code to hide this parameter but your solution seems ineffective (again I'm clearly not an expert)
<<if _lol == $sweet>>
to
<<if _lol != $sweet>>
it's <<if _lol == $sweet>> nowJust checked in notepad search for "$secretjuice" instead if using Notepad, then edit the == to != should work just fine.
I figure he will keep trying to change it to hide but with even the most basic understanding of .html (which is just reading comprehension) I don't see it as a problem.it's <<if _lol == $sweet>> now