igit.php
An important note:
This function expects a string to be useful, so for example passing in
an integer may not return the expected result. However, also note that
HTML forms will result in numeric strings and not integers. See also the
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Integers can be n
&& pg_numrows($result))
{
echo pg_numrows($result).PHP_EOL;
echo pg_fetch_result($result, 0, 0).PHP_EOL;
)
?>
Tells me there that although the $result resource is valid, there are no rows
and therefore no result to fetch (PHP Warning: pg_fetch_result(): Unable to
ime, and mix various
styles, as long as it's readable!
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e for any help!
>
> Merlin
Surely what you need is xor (exclusive-or)
I can't believe a programmer has never heard of that!
(page==1 XOR page==2) AND page==3
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s->responseArray;
> }
> private function sendWithCurl($url, $postData) {
> if (!is_resource($this->connection_handle)) {
>// Try to create one
>if (!$this->connection_handle = curl_init()) {
> trigger_error('Could not start new CURL instance');
>
Ford, Mike wrote:
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Peter Ford [mailto:p...@justcroft.com]
>> Sent: 20 November 2009 15:18
>> To: php-general@lists.php.net
>> Subject: [PHP] Does PHP block requests?
>>
>> I have a tricky problem.
>>
>> I&
on of course
- not much use!) Different browsers (Firefox, IE, Chrome at least) give the same
result.
For reference, the server is Apache 2.2.10 on a SuSE linux 11.1 box using
mod_php5 and mpm_prefork - is that part of the problem, and is there an
alternative?
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seems to be the first thing that goes on old laptops.
They make really good low-power servers for stuff like DNS or even firewalling
(as long as you can plug in enough network cards), but only when on mains power
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ngs would be involved for that, but no-one else has
responded so I thought a vague idea might be better than nothing!
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leledumbo wrote:
>> I don't see why you can't use inline script in XHTML 1.0 Strict
>
> Because I don't know about CDATA, thanks.
Glad to be of service!
As another regular contributor to this list often points out, there's always
something
Inline javascript here
/*]]>*/
That seems to validate fine in XHTML 1.0 Strict for me...
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e.
>
> Thanks,
> Ash
> http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
>
>
>
Unfortunately, it might also confound someone who doesn't speak the language.
Admittedly, they would probably already be struggling with the rest of the
site...
I guess locale-
> string for a variable ?
>
> Any ideas ?
>
> Thanks Gamesmaster,
> Matt
>
Despite my other post, of course you can generate the XSL on the fly:
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
EoXSL
$xslt = new DOMDocument();
$xslt->
;
$xmlDom->load('some_document_that_has_an_umbongo_tag.xml');
echo $xslt->transformToXML($xmlDom);
you should get the results of the 'umbongo' template (only)
'f course, this is not tested, but I have used this idea in working code
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advance.
>
>
Unplug the network cable :)
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ysql_ functions figured that the user could sort out making
HTML from the data returned...
It's should be a simple operation to write a wrapper function to put HTML around
the results. There might even be a PEAR extension or PHPClasses class to do it
(I haven't looked
"");
> }
> echo("");
>
> __
>
> I'm replacing hasAttributes() with getAttribute() but its throwing me an
> error, I'm probably using it incorrectly.
> I think I'm drowning in the deep end =/
>
we run out or the price goes
>> up!
>>
>> For more information and to register, you can go to http://cw.mtacon.com.
>> Hope to see you there!
>>
>> -Elizabeth
>>
>
> Is their anything like this in the Pacific NORTH WEST??
>
> Se
are two lengthy: "of", "an", "to", "it" (etc.)
Words that are too lengthy: "antidisestablishmentarianism",
"internationalisation" and that other one that begins with "flocci..." something
Sorry tedd :)
+1 on hating l33tsp34k and txtspk thoug
but avoid the management duties.
I had the pleasure of meeting one of these chaps when I was at university - he
had more flying hours than I had lived and flown just about everything with
wings. A superb instructor, but far too much of a livewire to be a manager...
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gets one. As far as PHP knows, requests from different tabs with
the same PHPID cookie are requests from the same place in the same session.
To get a different session you need a different instance of the browser - that's
the way browsers have been coded to work. It's not too hard with Fir
as)..
>
> is that my only option? any suggestions?
I'd suggest you *copy* the old file (if it exists) to archive anyway, and then
*move* it back if the new version doesn't verify. That seems pretty safe to
me...
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e full text for this part looks like:
>
> 10.0.0.1 - - [21/Jul/2009:00:00:47 -0300] ... more stuff here
>
> Anyway, any help would be appreciated.
>
> thanks.
As far as I can tell from a brief test, date_create will happily parse your
format, so something like
cel document.
>
> thnx,
> Christoph
Have you tried using 'file -i' from the command line: after all you are looking
for a MIME type with your fileinfo...
Having said that, with file -i on my system, Word documents are
'application/msword' and Excel files are '
but when there's no content, you see no result...
It always looks odd to me to have empty if branches - why do you not just write
if ($Ret) { return $Ret; }
Anyway, the !$Ret branch is being executed because the fetch operation will
return NULL (or FALSE or something equivalent) when th
$resource = pg_query("SELECT ID, Foo FROM MyTable WHERE Foo='Bar'");
$data = pg_fetch_all($resource)
gives me an array $data of rows like
$data[0]['id'] = '1'
$data[0]['foo'] = 'Bar'
To make sure $data[] has fields named ID
e because it
helps me to read it and helps my editor check my syntax and HTML structure
better...
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t_type( $this->updir . $id .
> '.png' ) );
> readfile( $this->updir . $id . '.png' );
> }
>
> hey, look, just 2 lines!
>
But it doesn't convert the image from whatever came in to a JPEG output, which
is what the OP's code appears to be trying to do (
ontent-type: image/jpeg');
imagejpeg($immagine,null,100);
imagedestroy($immagine);
break;
}
}
header('HTTP/1.0 500 File is not an allowed image type');
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iningObject->methodInsideThatObject();
}
}
I think that works, and is reasonable to the OOP purists...
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tobject = $GLOBALS['firstobject'];
}
static function messwithotherthings ()
{
$this->firstobject->propertycontainingobject->methodinsidethatobject();
}
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thought ob_start
> does this but I have tried it and not getting what I want.
>
> Is there some other way/correct to do this?
call flush() after each echo to flush the buffer to the client.
That should work...
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g
> - garbage collector to handle cyclic references
> - PHAR
> - goto
>
> Cheers,
> Rob.
I read that last bit as
PHAR
togo
Need coffee...
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x27;, $_SERVER{"DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/../logs');
>
> it works but I think it's not good solution. or at least - it's not nice
> solution :-)
>
> suggestions?
>
> afan
>
>
Outside of a define, you could have used dirname($_SERVER["DO
lis pas Française...
I18N - it's important, you know...
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echo "", $row['category'], "";
}
}
More succinctly:
while ( $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($results) )
{
$sel = in_array($row['id'], $selected) ? "selected='selected'":"";
echo "{$row['category']}&qu
tty time-consuming - sorry!
Then make a business case for the project of normalising the database, at least
with respect to the product names...
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RVER['SERVER_NAME'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
>
> Cheers
Also the line:
case "$config[HTTP_SERVER]help.php" :
probably won't work very well : should be either
case $config[HTTP_SERVER].'help.php':
or
case "{$config[HTTP_SERVER
of $_POST in its own bit of memory.
The two posts can happen at the same time and they will still be completely
independent.
The fact that $_POST is called "superglobal" does not mean that it is shared by
separate requests - it is not even shared by reque
t" site.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> tedd
>>
>>
> If only it were that simple.
> When one is developing, one is always changing. And even when you're
> finally "live and on the air", you will still be changing or else your
> site will die
x27;d
missed a [] on the name is the answer.
As I like to say in other areas of life (especially to my children), "stop
whining and get on with it!" ( sorry :) )
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that the only com links
are to satellites... (expensive).
I suspect that a USB key is a better option (and more physically portable) than
a UFB CD.
But why write an Excel spreadsheet - why not save the data in something more
portable like CSV that ExCel and read and write to once you are back
Stuart wrote:
> 2009/5/14 Peter Ford :
>> I'm sure I've seen something about this before, but I can't find it:
>>
>> I'm creating a file which needs to live for the duration of a session, and
>> ONLY
>> the duration of the session.
>>
n
the session:
I was then expecting TFR::__destruct() to only be called when the session was
closed, with either a timeout, or a session_destroy() call.
But it looks like the object destructor is called at the end of every page.
Any ideas about working around that?
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a PHP problem, but a HTML problem:
First, HTML compresses white space into just one space, so all of those leading
spaces on line 2 are lost.
Second, you are (probably) displaying using a proportionally-spaced font, so the
narrow pipeline characters take up less width than the let
ed in as root unless one is doing a short-lived system
maintenance task: certainly one should not doing development work there...
I know it sounds dictatorial, but it's (part-way to) best practice...
Those config files should be in something like /etc/apache/extra, perhaps, if
they are not safe i
creating a truecolor image 4096 pixels square is going to
take a LOT of memory, and it will take a while to download to the client, AND it
is 4096 pixels square! That's a fair bit bigger than most screens...
I suspect the OP is going to have to rethink this...
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tedd wrote:
> At 3:14 AM -0700 5/6/09, Michael A. Peters wrote:
>> Peter Ford wrote:
>>>
>>> tedd wrote: (and I added in some extra bits...)
>>>> You need to normalize.
>>>>
>>>> Authors should have an unique id in an authors table
hat has the book's id and look up
> each author via their author id.
>
> Do you see how it works?
>
> Cheers,
>
> tedd
>
It always surprises me how many people need to have database normalisation
explained to them - it seems obvious to me... (a
Netbeans: works on Windows or Linux (or OSX, if you're that way inclined), and
it's free.
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. Eg:
>
> $foo = createObject(array('key' => 'value'));
>
> It's not great, but PHP doesn't have a object literal syntax AFAIK.
>
You could use JSON,
$foo = json_decode('{"a":1,"b":3}');
but I guess that's no
file
>
> and write a sim ple page as-
>
>
>
>
>
> Prabal Cable Network
>
>
>
>
>
>
The ";" at the start of the configuration line in php.ini is a comment
character...
Remove that, restart the web server, and you might see things w
tandard-compliant mode in IE7.
At least then I only have to worry about the JavaScript incompatibilities, and
the table model, and the event model, and
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te:
> Pete,
> Before you get slated by the list, I'm guessing you meant to send this
> to someone else?
> (It came to me via the PHP-General Mailing List.
>
> Tom
>
> 2009/4/8 Peter Ford mailto:p...@justcroft.com>>
>
> Patrick,
>
> The reason you
need to be properly designed. Replacing them with just words is not very
good - it makes them all different sizes, which messes up the layout.
I could remove the shaded background and see if that helps.
Other points I will work on.
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O. Lavell wrote:
> Peter Ford wrote:
>
>> O. Lavell wrote:
>
> [..]
>
>>> Any and all suggestions are welcome. Thank you in advance.
>>>
>> So many people ask about manipulating, editing and generally processing
>> PDF files. In my experienc
t I found so far is PDFTK
(http://www.pdfhacks.com/pdftk/) which is a command-line tool that you could
presumably call with exec or whatever...
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cess to, or does not attempt
to access, the cookie that carries the session ID.
You may have to prime the applet with the session ID somehow before it runs so
that it can generate a PHP_SESSIONID (or whatever it is) cookie to send back to
PHP...
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Peter Ford wrote:
> Michael A. Peters wrote:
>> Shaun Thornburgh wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We are getting errors when trying to vaildate our HTML due to the [
>>> character when using Post Arrays:
>>>
>>> Line 173, Column 65:
>>
eed an ID
for each of the inputs then you'll have to generate a unique one for each.
To the rest of the list: I'm not too happy about having stuff inside the []
either - is that some syntax I've missed or is it just wrong?
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Peter Ford wrote:
> Angus Mann wrote:
>> Hi all.
>>
>> I want to have several delete buttons with just one form, and depending on
>> which button is pressed, one of several items is deleted.
>>
>> So I need multiple submit buttons for 1 form, each displaying
ifferent delete buttons act on their
respective bits of the form.
Or: bite the bullet and use javascript onclick events to set a hidden field
which signals what the action is supposed to be in the back end.
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t;
>
> www.willandy.co.uk
>
Oh, I thought of another one:
Write some XSL to turn you XML into SQL.
Write some code to run that SQL.
HTH
Pete
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is a very vague question, and this list is not normally well disposed to
writing people's programs for them, especially when they look like college
assignments.
Cheers
Pete
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...
Me: ... that you never sent to me ...
Boss: Oh.
2 Goes like this:
Boss: How long will it take to code that up then?
Me: An hour.
Boss: Really?
Me: No, a year.
Boss: Eh?
Me: Actually, somewhere between the two, I suspect...
Boss wanders off, tearing out some more of the little hair remain
for FILE in $LIST
do
cp $FILE $FILE.bak
done
to make a backup copy of each of the files.
In PHP, something like
should do much the same thing (if permissions etc. allow...)
Note that in both of these examples, filenames with spaces in them will blow the
whole thing up :(
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ons you can deal with those by hand.
As for your expectation of a museum: the reputation of "dusty old rooms full of
stuff" is not entirely un-earned, so I wouldn't expect their databases to be
spotless!
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WHERE username=$1';
$params = Array('pete');
$result = pg_query_params($sql,$params);
That way you get the safest handling of values without any tedious messing about
with manually escaping strings.
I suspect that under the hood it actually prepares a statement and then executes
it
ly beautiful web sites
AND really elegant code libraries.
But then the dot-com thing all fell over and it was too expensive for most
people to pay for three teams and a couple of managers just to build a web
shop...
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tecting IE users from
malicious code - if they care then they shouldn't be using IE, and if they don't
care they shouldn't be on the internet.
Tim's efforts do seem to be a bit of overkill...
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all documented by the
VirtualBox people) and the server is visible just like it was a real machine...
So I can take this machine around, and (without needing any network connection)
show off the app in IE, Firefox, Opera or Chrome without having to run IIS.
Well, I thought it was cool, anyway :(
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nction doesn't say who's doing the creating, it just checks for
>> the existence of the universe.
>
> Lol, I agree, the function bigbang() doesn't need to be implemented (or it
> could be empty if it needs to be there for this line to work), because by
> definition,
read in as an include.
Or better yet, if you use the XSL classes, you can register PHP functions and
then call them within your XSL directly. That could potentially handle the
validation you required, and even do the database inserts.
I'm looking into using something like that on a
ipse plugins?!?
>> Seriously? That's $150 at best)
>>
>> Daevid.
>> http://www.daevid.com <http://daevid.com>
>>
>>
> I've installed it but have yet to use it. I am having a good time with
> APTANA Studio, though there is a learning curve
>
trying to get
debugging to work. I've just got a development release of Netbeans 6.5 and the
PHP support is really quite good now (I wasn't impressed with the 6.1 version I
tried).
I've used various incarnations of Netbeans (since about 3.5) for Java, and I've
always liked it...
I
evant to the original thread) when I commit code
to the repository, it asks for a comment to attach to the commit.
That's really useful (as I think Richard finds) when I come to do my timesheets,
which is usually less often than my commits...
Cheers
Pete
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*Anything else you use frequently in you're PHP'ing that's worth
> mentioning:*
>
> ps: I'm not asking for any kind of research project, just interested and
> interested to know what's most common + might learn something/find some
> new tools/toys!
>
&g
& isset($_SESSION['userInfo']['loggedIn'] &&
$_SESSION['userInfo']['loggedin'] == TRUE) {
You can probably short-circuit some of that - for example if
$_SESSION['userInfo']['loggedIn'] is only ever set to TRUE (and is not se
Anything else?
Cheers,
tedd
why don't people just check for x/y co-ord's on an image submit instead?
Not so good if you're using lynx, or if you're blind, I guess.
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You want the php.ini setting:
log_errors_max_len
It defaults to 1024 characters: presumably that includes the preamble giving you
1015 or so to play with.
If you set it to zero then you get unlimited log messages. 'course that might
fill your logs up a bit...
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er to test on Wine or Mono?
-Shawn
Tried on Wine (version 0.9.60 on OpenSuse) and I could even get the downloader
to start.
To be fair, I've never really got anything to work on Wine...
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am or some such) and the actual size of the data sent in the request is
therefore likely to be some fraction bigger than the file itself (like 33%
bigger for base-64 encoding)
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use one of:
die("ERROR--CAN'T CONNECT TO SERVER");
die('ERROR--CAN\'T CONNECT TO SERVER');
die('ERROR--CANNOT CONNECT TO SERVER'); // English is a very powerful language!!
and similar for the other message...
There may be other error
string:
e.g.
$foo = 'You need to pay $dollars...';
compared with
$foo = "You need to pay \$dollars...";
Again, it depends on you view of backslashes.
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nstead, I would say
But -- pause -- that didn't happen.
So, I write it:
But, that didn't happen.
It's arguably more correct in this case to use ellipsis:
But ... I could be wrong :)
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preg_split('/\s+/',$string);
echo "1: ". $data[0] . " 2: " . $data[1] . " 3: " . $data[2] . " 4: " .
$data[3] . " 5: " . $data[4]
?>
Does that work for you?
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t there is *nothing* output to the client before you
start pushing the ZIP file out - that definitely leads to corruption of such
things, although if you were sending data before changing the headers you would
get an error message about that.
What I can't understand is why is might work with
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:28 AM
To: Wei, Alice J.
Cc: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] mkdir permission errors
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Peter Ford
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
From: Peter Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:28 AM
To: Wei, Alice J.
Cc: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] mkdir permission errors
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
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From: Peter Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
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To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] mkdir permission errors
Wei, Alice J. wrote:
Hi, Rob:
I forgot to mention that I have been using yum install.
I
ging permissions in /var - where is your web root?! It looks like
your PHP code has the /usr/local/apache/htdocs path hard-coded, when your web
files are actually in /var/something...
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ne know if Apache can do such a thing?
In a Java environment, I used a session object which cleaned up such folders
when it was garbage-collected...
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randa, but it's raining horizontally at the
moment and my keyboard hates being wet.
I'm using Lucida Sans for code these days - I finally figured that it didn't
really have to be a fixed-width font, since I couldn't find one that wasn't ugly.
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e new image was a background image,
which was being copied up to the foreground... and I had caching disabled (I was
on my development system and hacking some annoying IE/JS problems) so the
copying-up was forcing a reload from source...
Not broken after all.
Faith restored.
All is well.
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Peter Ford wrote:
Frank Arensmeier wrote:
17 jun 2008 kl. 22.14 skrev Jim Lucas:
Jason Pruim wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am attempting to adopt some code to work more reliably then how
it is now...
What I am doing is coding a upload form where people could be
uploading .zip
o, 'cos it's been uploaded
before your script runs) then you should do a bit more checking before accepting
it. The Unix/Linux "file" command can help here. Not perfect, but still...
You could also Virus-scan the file before accepting it. All depends on whether
your cust
see if there are any messages written around the time that yourt
script runs.
Don't always assume that it is your code that is wrong (that's what managers are
for)
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s that make me laugh) and tend to choose what products I buy based on my own
research, rather than what a marketing droid thinks I need to buy.
Anyway, this is waaay off-topic: it was right from the start - sorry
everyone :(
I'll keep my pet peeves private from now on ..
Stut wrote:
On 12 May 2008, at 09:39, Peter Ford wrote:
tedd wrote:
Hi gang:
This is what I did this morning:
http://webbytedd.com/bb/tribute/
It speaks for itself.
Cheers,
tedd
tedd,
Nothing to do with the subject matter, but I noticed because it is one
of your more simple pages: I get a
sandboxes)
'course, there are many sites that make the same call to urchinTracker(), and
many many worse errors...
Cheers
Pete
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