Re: Desperately need help.

[Ken Smith]

Thank you very much they are very much aware that there is a problem with
that page and and they seemed not be able to fix it for a week's now. I
have contacted them time and time again about it. Actually I am beginning
to think that they have at that way on purpose of that they don't have to
pay out  Is there customers money they just keep getting it in. I take
rather that they might be very unscrupulous. Thank you for your input have
a great day

On Wed, Jun 16, 2021, 1:02 PM Krish M  wrote:

> Ken,
>
> Base on what you're asking, and from the source code (view-source) &
> screenshot, I don't think you have access to the right code to make the fix.
>
> Maybe contacting safewayfx.com and letting them know their platform has a
> bug?
>
> If they are unwilling to fix their backend bug, then there is nothing us
> here can help with.
>
> I am assuming, if you have access to the backend code (Python, Django) you
> should hire someone to fix that bug for you, you can point them to Jul
> response.
>
> On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 10:45:05 PM UTC-4 Nikeet NA wrote:
>
>>
>> In your withdraw view you have return render this should be missing check
>> inside if statements or inside your custom logic which you have written
>> without seeing the actual code its hard to tell.
>>
>> On Wednesday, 16 June 2021 at 03:14:26 UTC+5:30 Ken Smith wrote:
>>
>>> jul, thank you so very much for your very simple and honest answer. This
>>> was the best response I could have ever received from anyone and I
>>> appreciate it. I'm getting a bit old at 66 it seems my brain doesn't work
>>> as good as it did even 10 years ago for learning something as difficult as
>>> coding. Although your suggestion makes good sense and holds merit. I do
>>> thank you for your response. I only ask one more simple thing can you tell
>>> me which line of the code the HTTP response is missing from.
>>>
>>> Your answer has really opened up my brain to the possibility that the
>>> website has left that out on purpose so that members cannot withdraw their
>>> money.
>>>
>>> Again thank you so very much for your response and have a wonderful day
>>> On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 5:39:54 PM UTC-4 jul.ale...@gmail.com
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Pretty easy to be honest. The web page need an http response and it's
 give none instead. :)


 If you don't know about the code, maybe you should hire a developer or
 learn by yourself.

 El mar., 15 de junio de 2021 3:14 p. m., Ken Smith 
 escribió:

> There is the issue to solve that is the result of pressing the button
> to complete your transaction. And it may be dumb because I don't know a
> damn thing about  django and I assume that I would get an intelligent
> response on this forum.  This was in fact a sincere request because I know
> nothing about this code. If I did I would've discovered it myself. I 
> merely
> had the stupid assumption that someone would actually consider this a
> challenge. But apparently not even your up to a challenge maybe it's too
> hard for you. That is coded in django as I understand I may be wrong. I
> only read what was presented on the error page. If it's not that would you
> please direct me to what code it could possibly be as I am not a coder in
> any way shape or form. I stopped even trying long before these new methods
> of coding came out. I think the last time I tried to write code was in the
> 1990s. I know there is a solution to my question I just hope there is
> someone with the intelligence to take on the challenge for me or at least
> direct me to where I need to go instead of making jokes. Perhaps someone
> can tell me something about where I need to go or what I need to do there
> is a lot of money involved in getting this code correct so that I can send
> the corrected information to the company who owns the webpage. Not
> everybody here knows how to code some of us are actually wanting some
> answers to questions that we have. I am by trade an aircraft mechanic. So 
> I
> can laugh at you if I asked you to go clean the air sock and you don't 
> even
> know what I'm talking about but I won't because you don't know what I'm
> talking about. Neither do I know anything about what I presented and I
> don't pretend to know that's why I asked for some intelligent information.
> Have a good day regards Ken
> On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 5:21:42 PM UTC-4 jacobgr...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>
>> Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML,
>> zero code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that
>> someone could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do
>> with Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. 
>> This
>> is possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to
>> consult at double my normal hourly 

Re: Desperately need help.

[Krish M]

Ken,

Base on what you're asking, and from the source code (view-source) & 
screenshot, I don't think you have access to the right code to make the fix.

Maybe contacting safewayfx.com and letting them know their platform has a 
bug? 

If they are unwilling to fix their backend bug, then there is nothing us 
here can help with.

I am assuming, if you have access to the backend code (Python, Django) you 
should hire someone to fix that bug for you, you can point them to Jul 
response.

On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 10:45:05 PM UTC-4 Nikeet NA wrote:

>
> In your withdraw view you have return render this should be missing check 
> inside if statements or inside your custom logic which you have written 
> without seeing the actual code its hard to tell.
>
> On Wednesday, 16 June 2021 at 03:14:26 UTC+5:30 Ken Smith wrote:
>
>> jul, thank you so very much for your very simple and honest answer. This 
>> was the best response I could have ever received from anyone and I 
>> appreciate it. I'm getting a bit old at 66 it seems my brain doesn't work 
>> as good as it did even 10 years ago for learning something as difficult as 
>> coding. Although your suggestion makes good sense and holds merit. I do 
>> thank you for your response. I only ask one more simple thing can you tell 
>> me which line of the code the HTTP response is missing from.
>>
>> Your answer has really opened up my brain to the possibility that the 
>> website has left that out on purpose so that members cannot withdraw their 
>> money.
>>
>> Again thank you so very much for your response and have a wonderful day
>> On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 5:39:54 PM UTC-4 jul.ale...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> Pretty easy to be honest. The web page need an http response and it's 
>>> give none instead. :) 
>>>
>>>
>>> If you don't know about the code, maybe you should hire a developer or 
>>> learn by yourself. 
>>>
>>> El mar., 15 de junio de 2021 3:14 p. m., Ken Smith  
>>> escribió:
>>>
 There is the issue to solve that is the result of pressing the button 
 to complete your transaction. And it may be dumb because I don't know a 
 damn thing about  django and I assume that I would get an intelligent 
 response on this forum.  This was in fact a sincere request because I know 
 nothing about this code. If I did I would've discovered it myself. I 
 merely 
 had the stupid assumption that someone would actually consider this a 
 challenge. But apparently not even your up to a challenge maybe it's too 
 hard for you. That is coded in django as I understand I may be wrong. I 
 only read what was presented on the error page. If it's not that would you 
 please direct me to what code it could possibly be as I am not a coder in 
 any way shape or form. I stopped even trying long before these new methods 
 of coding came out. I think the last time I tried to write code was in the 
 1990s. I know there is a solution to my question I just hope there is 
 someone with the intelligence to take on the challenge for me or at least 
 direct me to where I need to go instead of making jokes. Perhaps someone 
 can tell me something about where I need to go or what I need to do there 
 is a lot of money involved in getting this code correct so that I can send 
 the corrected information to the company who owns the webpage. Not 
 everybody here knows how to code some of us are actually wanting some 
 answers to questions that we have. I am by trade an aircraft mechanic. So 
 I 
 can laugh at you if I asked you to go clean the air sock and you don't 
 even 
 know what I'm talking about but I won't because you don't know what I'm 
 talking about. Neither do I know anything about what I presented and I 
 don't pretend to know that's why I asked for some intelligent information. 
 Have a good day regards Ken
 On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 5:21:42 PM UTC-4 jacobgr...@gmail.com 
 wrote:

> Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML, 
> zero code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that 
> someone could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do 
> with Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. 
> This 
> is possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to 
> consult at double my normal hourly rate if you are the point of contact. 
>
> On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 12:12 PM Kasper Laudrup  
> wrote:
>
>> On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
>> > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
>> > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage 
>> and
>> > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
>> > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
>> > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go 

Re: Desperately need help.

[Nikeet NA]

In your withdraw view you have return render this should be missing check 
inside if statements or inside your custom logic which you have written 
without seeing the actual code its hard to tell.

On Wednesday, 16 June 2021 at 03:14:26 UTC+5:30 Ken Smith wrote:

> jul, thank you so very much for your very simple and honest answer. This 
> was the best response I could have ever received from anyone and I 
> appreciate it. I'm getting a bit old at 66 it seems my brain doesn't work 
> as good as it did even 10 years ago for learning something as difficult as 
> coding. Although your suggestion makes good sense and holds merit. I do 
> thank you for your response. I only ask one more simple thing can you tell 
> me which line of the code the HTTP response is missing from.
>
> Your answer has really opened up my brain to the possibility that the 
> website has left that out on purpose so that members cannot withdraw their 
> money.
>
> Again thank you so very much for your response and have a wonderful day
> On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 5:39:54 PM UTC-4 jul.ale...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Pretty easy to be honest. The web page need an http response and it's 
>> give none instead. :) 
>>
>>
>> If you don't know about the code, maybe you should hire a developer or 
>> learn by yourself. 
>>
>> El mar., 15 de junio de 2021 3:14 p. m., Ken Smith  
>> escribió:
>>
>>> There is the issue to solve that is the result of pressing the button to 
>>> complete your transaction. And it may be dumb because I don't know a damn 
>>> thing about  django and I assume that I would get an intelligent response 
>>> on this forum.  This was in fact a sincere request because I know nothing 
>>> about this code. If I did I would've discovered it myself. I merely had the 
>>> stupid assumption that someone would actually consider this a challenge. 
>>> But apparently not even your up to a challenge maybe it's too hard for you. 
>>> That is coded in django as I understand I may be wrong. I only read what 
>>> was presented on the error page. If it's not that would you please direct 
>>> me to what code it could possibly be as I am not a coder in any way shape 
>>> or form. I stopped even trying long before these new methods of coding came 
>>> out. I think the last time I tried to write code was in the 1990s. I know 
>>> there is a solution to my question I just hope there is someone with the 
>>> intelligence to take on the challenge for me or at least direct me to where 
>>> I need to go instead of making jokes. Perhaps someone can tell me something 
>>> about where I need to go or what I need to do there is a lot of money 
>>> involved in getting this code correct so that I can send the corrected 
>>> information to the company who owns the webpage. Not everybody here knows 
>>> how to code some of us are actually wanting some answers to questions that 
>>> we have. I am by trade an aircraft mechanic. So I can laugh at you if I 
>>> asked you to go clean the air sock and you don't even know what I'm talking 
>>> about but I won't because you don't know what I'm talking about. Neither do 
>>> I know anything about what I presented and I don't pretend to know that's 
>>> why I asked for some intelligent information. Have a good day regards Ken
>>> On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 5:21:42 PM UTC-4 jacobgr...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
 Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML, 
 zero code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that 
 someone could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do 
 with Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. This 
 is possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to 
 consult at double my normal hourly rate if you are the point of contact. 

 On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 12:12 PM Kasper Laudrup  
 wrote:

> On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
> > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
> > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage 
> and
> > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
> > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
> > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over 
> the
> > code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary 
> in
> > send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
> > Thank you and have a wonderful day.
> > 
>
> Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
> members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
> safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if 
> you
> instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
> yourself.
>
> What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
> solve them?
>
> 

Re: Desperately need help.

[Ken Smith]

jul, thank you so very much for your very simple and honest answer. This 
was the best response I could have ever received from anyone and I 
appreciate it. I'm getting a bit old at 66 it seems my brain doesn't work 
as good as it did even 10 years ago for learning something as difficult as 
coding. Although your suggestion makes good sense and holds merit. I do 
thank you for your response. I only ask one more simple thing can you tell 
me which line of the code the HTTP response is missing from.

Your answer has really opened up my brain to the possibility that the 
website has left that out on purpose so that members cannot withdraw their 
money.

Again thank you so very much for your response and have a wonderful day
On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 5:39:54 PM UTC-4 jul.ale...@gmail.com wrote:

> Pretty easy to be honest. The web page need an http response and it's give 
> none instead. :) 
>
>
> If you don't know about the code, maybe you should hire a developer or 
> learn by yourself. 
>
> El mar., 15 de junio de 2021 3:14 p. m., Ken Smith  
> escribió:
>
>> There is the issue to solve that is the result of pressing the button to 
>> complete your transaction. And it may be dumb because I don't know a damn 
>> thing about  django and I assume that I would get an intelligent response 
>> on this forum.  This was in fact a sincere request because I know nothing 
>> about this code. If I did I would've discovered it myself. I merely had the 
>> stupid assumption that someone would actually consider this a challenge. 
>> But apparently not even your up to a challenge maybe it's too hard for you. 
>> That is coded in django as I understand I may be wrong. I only read what 
>> was presented on the error page. If it's not that would you please direct 
>> me to what code it could possibly be as I am not a coder in any way shape 
>> or form. I stopped even trying long before these new methods of coding came 
>> out. I think the last time I tried to write code was in the 1990s. I know 
>> there is a solution to my question I just hope there is someone with the 
>> intelligence to take on the challenge for me or at least direct me to where 
>> I need to go instead of making jokes. Perhaps someone can tell me something 
>> about where I need to go or what I need to do there is a lot of money 
>> involved in getting this code correct so that I can send the corrected 
>> information to the company who owns the webpage. Not everybody here knows 
>> how to code some of us are actually wanting some answers to questions that 
>> we have. I am by trade an aircraft mechanic. So I can laugh at you if I 
>> asked you to go clean the air sock and you don't even know what I'm talking 
>> about but I won't because you don't know what I'm talking about. Neither do 
>> I know anything about what I presented and I don't pretend to know that's 
>> why I asked for some intelligent information. Have a good day regards Ken
>> On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 5:21:42 PM UTC-4 jacobgr...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML, 
>>> zero code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that 
>>> someone could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do 
>>> with Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. This 
>>> is possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to 
>>> consult at double my normal hourly rate if you are the point of contact. 
>>>
>>> On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 12:12 PM Kasper Laudrup  
>>> wrote:
>>>
 On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
 > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
 > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage 
 and
 > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
 > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
 > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over 
 the
 > code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary 
 in
 > send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
 > Thank you and have a wonderful day.
 > 

 Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
 members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
 safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if 
 you
 instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
 yourself.

 What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
 solve them?

 Just attaching and HTML file and expecting people to fix errors you
 cannot even bother to point out is not gonna get you much positive 
 feedback.

 Also, how is this related to Django at all?

 Finally, are you sure that safewayfx.com is OK with you sharing their
 copyrighted works without their acceptance?

 Kind regards,

Re: Desperately need help.

[Ken Smith]

Kasper, I am not sure of anything at this point. As for the denigrating of 
the Safeway programmers this has been going on for quite some time and I 
have money in that account that I am unable to withdraw because the failure 
of the page for withdrawal. And no I'm not sure of anything about 
permissions or anything else I just thought that this would be the place to 
ask if someone could provide the corrections so that I could send that to 
the company and have been directed to their programmers and maybe this 
might actually get things going so that I can withdraw my funds from their. 
As for flattery certainly most of the members of this former way smarter 
than I am in this area as I know nothing about the coding that you are 
involved in. It was not flattery it was merely a statement of fact. If you 
want to know how to fix airplanes you come to me as I have over 40 years 
experience in it. However I know nothing about code anymore it is been more 
than two decades since I even tried to code. And I'm/very aware that things 
are greatly changed since then. From the response of another member here 
I'm not even sure if the code is in django. It was merely mentioned on the 
error page that was presented. If you'll read my most recent post you will 
see the error page and why I got that assumption. I merely wish to be able 
to withdraw my money from the website and anything I can do to help their 
coders to do the job would be worth it to me. As I said to other members I 
presented this hoping that someone might be interested in taking up the 
challenge but is as of yet no one on this forum appears to be up to the 
challenge.

It would be appreciative if anyone here could direct me to somebody who 
could actually help me with this so that I can present the corrected 
information to the company so that they may make the corrections necessary 
and have the page work. One thing I do remember from code it can be very 
difficult and mistakes can be made on a simple thing that can cause 
everything not to work. That's why collaboration is often very important 
when things don't work. As you probably well know.

Have a wonderful day
On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 1:13:18 PM UTC-4 Kasper Laudrup wrote:

> On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
> > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
> > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage and
> > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
> > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
> > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over the
> > code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary in
> > send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
> > Thank you and have a wonderful day.
> > 
>
> Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
> members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
> safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if you
> instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
> yourself.
>
> What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
> solve them?
>
> Just attaching and HTML file and expecting people to fix errors you
> cannot even bother to point out is not gonna get you much positive 
> feedback.
>
> Also, how is this related to Django at all?
>
> Finally, are you sure that safewayfx.com is OK with you sharing their
> copyrighted works without their acceptance?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Kasper Laudrup
>
>

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Re: Desperately need help.

[Julio Cojom]

Pretty easy to be honest. The web page need an http response and it's give
none instead. :)


If you don't know about the code, maybe you should hire a developer or
learn by yourself.

El mar., 15 de junio de 2021 3:14 p. m., Ken Smith 
escribió:

> There is the issue to solve that is the result of pressing the button to
> complete your transaction. And it may be dumb because I don't know a damn
> thing about  django and I assume that I would get an intelligent response
> on this forum.  This was in fact a sincere request because I know nothing
> about this code. If I did I would've discovered it myself. I merely had the
> stupid assumption that someone would actually consider this a challenge.
> But apparently not even your up to a challenge maybe it's too hard for you.
> That is coded in django as I understand I may be wrong. I only read what
> was presented on the error page. If it's not that would you please direct
> me to what code it could possibly be as I am not a coder in any way shape
> or form. I stopped even trying long before these new methods of coding came
> out. I think the last time I tried to write code was in the 1990s. I know
> there is a solution to my question I just hope there is someone with the
> intelligence to take on the challenge for me or at least direct me to where
> I need to go instead of making jokes. Perhaps someone can tell me something
> about where I need to go or what I need to do there is a lot of money
> involved in getting this code correct so that I can send the corrected
> information to the company who owns the webpage. Not everybody here knows
> how to code some of us are actually wanting some answers to questions that
> we have. I am by trade an aircraft mechanic. So I can laugh at you if I
> asked you to go clean the air sock and you don't even know what I'm talking
> about but I won't because you don't know what I'm talking about. Neither do
> I know anything about what I presented and I don't pretend to know that's
> why I asked for some intelligent information. Have a good day regards Ken
> On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 5:21:42 PM UTC-4 jacobgr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML, zero
>> code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that someone
>> could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do with
>> Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. This is
>> possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to consult
>> at double my normal hourly rate if you are the point of contact.
>>
>> On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 12:12 PM Kasper Laudrup 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
>>> > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
>>> > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage and
>>> > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
>>> > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
>>> > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over the
>>> > code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary in
>>> > send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
>>> > Thank you and have a wonderful day.
>>> >
>>>
>>> Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
>>> members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
>>> safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if you
>>> instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
>>> yourself.
>>>
>>> What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
>>> solve them?
>>>
>>> Just attaching and HTML file and expecting people to fix errors you
>>> cannot even bother to point out is not gonna get you much positive
>>> feedback.
>>>
>>> Also, how is this related to Django at all?
>>>
>>> Finally, are you sure that safewayfx.com is OK with you sharing their
>>> copyrighted works without their acceptance?
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>>
>>> Kasper Laudrup
>>>
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Re: Desperately need help.

[Jacob Greene]

Lol what do you expect anyone to do? You just post some random HTML, zero
code, no backtrace, nothing to even indicate there is an issue that someone
could solve even IF they were willing... This has nothing to do with
Django. I don't understand what you thought was going to happen. This is
possibly the dumbest "question" I have ever read. I'd be willing to consult
at double my normal hourly rate if you are the point of contact.

On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 12:12 PM Kasper Laudrup 
wrote:

> On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
> > I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
> > wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage and
> > tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
> > programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
> > someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over the
> > code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary in
> > send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
> > Thank you and have a wonderful day.
> >
>
> Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
> members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
> safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if you
> instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
> yourself.
>
> What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
> solve them?
>
> Just attaching and HTML file and expecting people to fix errors you
> cannot even bother to point out is not gonna get you much positive
> feedback.
>
> Also, how is this related to Django at all?
>
> Finally, are you sure that safewayfx.com is OK with you sharing their
> copyrighted works without their acceptance?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Kasper Laudrup
>
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Re: Desperately need help.

[Kasper Laudrup]

On 14/06/2021 05.15, Ken Smith wrote:
> I sure hope that somebody can take the time to do this. I'm just
> wondering one of you brilliant programmers can look at this webpage and
> tell me where the errors are so that it can be fixed? Apparently the
> programmers at the website are not as smart as you people are. If
> someone has the time and inclination to do so with a please go over the
> code and highlight where the errors are in the corrections necessary in
> send back to me in a file in response. I would greatly be so happy.
> Thank you and have a wonderful day.
> 

Instead of wasting space on meaningless flattering of the very diverse
members of this list/forum and begin rude to the developers at
safewayfx.com you would have a much better chance of getting help if you
instead showed that you were willing to do at least a minimal effort
yourself.

What errors are you talking about and what have you done to try and
solve them?

Just attaching and HTML file and expecting people to fix errors you
cannot even bother to point out is not gonna get you much positive feedback.

Also, how is this related to Django at all?

Finally, are you sure that safewayfx.com is OK with you sharing their
copyrighted works without their acceptance?

Kind regards,

Kasper Laudrup

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