go to post Alex Kogan · Apr 5, 2022 The solution was adding .trim() to the end, so: FruitSelected=$('[name='Nameoftheradiobuttonhere]:checked').parent().text().trim(); Then everything works as it should. It appears that there was some char, which would not allow the true/false to work properly, while displaying correctly in alerts and trim() takes them all out. Thank you Tim!
go to post Alex Kogan · Feb 9, 2022 As an addition, when you run into the code, which has a simple comment, and inside the comment there is > or < - that code would most likely not even compile and this same trick would work there as well.
go to post Alex Kogan · Apr 26, 2021 Thank you yes, I thought the process is done, once I disconnect the VPN and terminal says Inactive, but I figured out that if I reconnect my VPN, go to studio - the process is still there, so once I terminate it - TROLLBACK works fine. Thank you
go to post Alex Kogan · Apr 26, 2021 I thought so too, but it clearly does not work. Maybe it's a bug in TROLLBACK. my exact steps to reproduce: 1.Open up terminal session. 2.> TSTART 3. Set any simple global to test: S ^AKTEST=123 4. Disconnect VPN 5. Reconnect VPN 6. Open up new Terminal Session 7. Look up that global - It is still there with my setting.
go to post Alex Kogan · Mar 8, 2021 I like the GetStored answer, which would work perfect in my case to make certain the child is stored properly. In my real life example, the original save used %Save(0) and therefore did not save somethingelse.myNewProperty, but it was still displaying the correct value when I was (ref it directly) and writing it out, as it was getting it from memory.
