Not sure if this applies here (probably does), but since cubescript ignores anything after a "//" you will probably want to use "http:\/\/" in your servers configs whenever you need to display a URL. The "\" character forces cubescript to print the next character, and anything after the URL won't have a chance of being ignored because of a double backslash "//".
The URL will still show up properly as "http://" (The \'s are ignored) and you won't be commenting out ("//") half of your switch, haha.
Maybe if it is wrapped in quotes like that it will not apply? IDK. :p
The URL will still show up properly as "http://" (The \'s are ignored) and you won't be commenting out ("//") half of your switch, haha.
Maybe if it is wrapped in quotes like that it will not apply? IDK. :p