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How to add a backslash character?
I've just tried to add a 'backslash' to a page content, but all the ways I've tried did not work:
- simply using the backslash caracter
- escaping it with a second backslash
- using the unicode (\) in the source, what is really interesting, as the unicode code afterwards gets replaced by the backslash character in the source.
- simply using the backslash caracter
- escaping it with a second backslash
- using the unicode (\) in the source, what is really interesting, as the unicode code afterwards gets replaced by the backslash character in the source.
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Inappropriate?I wasn't able to reproduce your error, I was able to type in a backslash (ASCII Decimal 92) straight into a wiki page with no issues...
Am I missing something?
I’m confused
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Inappropriate?I gave it some tries, this only happens when I set the format to "Formatted".
Is there any workaround? I really would like to use this formatting here, as the document describes some shell commands.
I’m seeing clearer now
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Inappropriate?I've now found a solution for myself. Used the 'Normal' format and changed the font to 'Courier New'.
But are there any further limitations with the 'Formatted' text format?
I’m fine
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Inappropriate?I am also having this problem and would like to see a solution that is not just a workaround.
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?Hi Folks,
This is definitely a bug, thanks for finding it! I'll let you know here when it's fixed.
Thanks for your patience!
