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Posted by steve on 06/28/05 23:30
hmmmm...php.net; mysql.com.
hardly a vision quest, now is it!
if they hired you to do this quick/dirty program, they've obviously failed
before you began to work on it.
but that discussion is for another day.
"Domestos" <never.you@mind.net> wrote in message
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| >
| > reasons why you won't get a response or will be plonked...
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| > 1. asking questions one is obviously too lazy to rtfm to answer.
| > 2. wasting everyone's time asking noob questions when the answer is *IN*
| the
| > gdfm instead of rtfm in the first place.
| > 3. referring to "examples" that don't work without a reference either to
| it
| > or posting one's OWN non-functional code so we can clear up ONE's
| inability
| > to understand it. (my suspicion being that the fault is yours and NOT
any
| > other code to which you refer!).
| > 4. insisting that asking noob questions w/o first trying to resolve an
| issue
| > one's self is the BEST way to get an answer or solution to a problem.
| > 5. 'cos one believes a response to said question(s) was aimed at HELPING
| one
| > out of one's dilemma RATHER THAN taking it - as the rest of us do - as a
| > blatant insult to the POSTER in the solution's OBVIOUS simplicity!
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| > your assumptions are grossly inaccurate and illogical...which are wholly
| > what software developers LOATH !!!
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| > RTFM !!!
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| >
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| Steve,
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| when one is a novice and is trying to get the job done in the least amount
| of time without having to wade through pages and pages of crap and
unrelated
| muck that google chucks up is that not a better use of ones time?
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| Thanks
| Andy Mak
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