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As "sbd" said, the "html +=" statement is using the "num" parameter as it is. The real problem is the substring(1) function which passes the "num", instead of
by HackyGeeky 12y ago
As "sbd" said, the "html +=" statement is using the "num" parameter as it is.
The real problem is the substring(1) function which passes the "num", instead of making sure the length is 1 it is allowing everything.