[CanDaMan]

I believe that the code for multiple line tweets should be revised as follows.

function splitIntoLines(str) {
var strs = new Array();
var space = str.indexOf(' ', 60);
strs[0] = str.substring(0, space);
strs[1] = str.substring(space+1);
if (strs[1].length > 60) {
space = strs[1].indexOf(' ', 60);
strs[2] = strs[1].substring(space+1);
strs[1] = strs[1].substring(0, space);
}
return strs;
}

// I believe that the last two strs[ #'s] should be reversed. Originally it was '1' then '2'.

// Sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere, I didn't see it.

This post has been edited by CanDaMan: 13 February 2013 - 11:23 AM

[CanDaMan]

Correct? Incorrect? (It seems to work!)

I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working, so I started changing the code (no luck).

There were no posts here on it (that I saw). Starting over seemed to be the way to go,

so I tried dissecting it line by line. I was near the end when I said 'Why are they doing that?'

'I wonder if I . . .' -Presto!-

Either way, I think I learned a lot in the process, I at least solidified it in my mind!

Was it posted elsewhere, and I missed it?

[Beth Robson]

Yes, that looks like a fix! Thanks :-)