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Old February 13th, 2004, 08:40 AM
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Bravo! I just signed up this morning. This would be a good intro email to all new subscribers...
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Yeah umm... I sorta posted one without looking at this and did exactly what you said not to do... The name is help meeeeeeeee(with html) lol sorry
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Looks like a real professional forum ! This is my first post.....promise to read the how-to's above and be a perfect example of a well-behaved and disciplined forum-member.

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Thumbs up Very informative
I just registered, and this was excellent information on what to do and what not to do.

Only problem is this: I am quite new to javascript and am more of a designer. So, often, I am not sure which part of the script is the one causing problems. And sometimes, could it not be a different part of the script that is also impacting on a particular bug or is causing weird behaviours?

Of course, I understand the good sense in only posting the part of the code that gives the problems... But for newbies like me, we just don't know...
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rightBrainer,

The simple solution to this problem is to instead post a link to where the file can be access or alternatively you could upload the file so people can download the code and look at it.
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rightBrainer,

The simple solution to this problem is to instead post a link to where the file can be access or alternatively you could upload the file so people can download the code and look at it.


To further that idea a little, if you want to become an active member of this forum, it would be suggestible to make things available permanently. IMHO, it's a detrement to the forum, for links to go into 404 status, becuase imagine that you have another user with your problem, or something similar... they won't be able to see the example in it's complete form.

That being said, if you plan on linking outside of devshed, it would be beneficial for it to stay in that location. Think about the people that do take the time to search through the forum to find their solution, but when they do find it all the examples of code, are off of the site and no longer available, so please do be courteous when linking off site, make it stick!
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problem!!!!!
hello!!!

i have to creste a website for the local intranet. in this on the server some script is to be run for more than a hour as per the client request, and in between that server-client connection is cut out!!!!! plz tell wheteher using java applets will be any help for me
and i am new to java and javascript....

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Welcome to the forums neha_agg1.

Can you please NOT post questions within this thread. It is a guideline thread on how to post and should not be replied to. Please delete your post and create a new thread in the correct forum.

This sort of question is best posted in the Beginners forum.

If you cannot figure out how to remove your post (edit post and click on delete button after ticking confirm box) contact one of the moderators and they can do it for you.
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thanks...ill keep all that in mind...
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