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Post 302546255 by dude2cool on Wednesday 10th of August 2011 09:18:15 PM
08-10-2011
@scrutinizer, I guess it depends on how he wants it displayed. Without the comma separator, the output is:
tesgroup ---> test1, test2, test3
With the comma output is:
testgroup ---> test1
testgroup ---> test2
...and so on.
I personally like the first output with groupname followed comma separated values of users
, but ..
tesgroup ---> test1, test2, test3
With the comma output is:
testgroup ---> test1
testgroup ---> test2
...and so on.
I personally like the first output with groupname followed comma separated values of users
, but ..|
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