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Hi,
I'm using the IF... ELSE programming actions in a language exercise to show 2 different icons if the answers in some text input boxes are correct or wrong. The input boxes are linked to variables, but I found in the IF part;
“IF Test (variable) Condition (name of variable) Comparison (is equal) Compare with (text)”
that here, in the “compare with text” box I can't use the apostrophe '. For html publication the page goes black if I include the apostrophe. So I can't compare answers like I'm, she's, you can't, etc.
I was wondering if there is any other way to include the apostrophe as the correct text to compare with the input text.

Use an escape character.



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Thanks mack. It works. Not in preview mode, that shows the result as error, although the page won't turn black,
but it works when published and that's the important thing.

No, it fixes the HTML code which you can't preview in Opus - so the backslash will be treated literally as a string in preview mode and fail.

Glad it solves the published version though.

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