Oh no! Not again!!
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Oh GOD!! Not again!!:mad: For almost the tenth time in less than a month, some guys here in the forums post their answer to my answer to the question instead of posting it to the original question. What's going on!!!
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-------- Another Answer... then I go:wtf: I know it's usually not intentional, but each time I have to post to him to repost his answer to the original post so that the asker would get a notification of the answer.:doh:
Regards:rose:
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Oh GOD!! Not again!!:mad: For almost the tenth time in less than a month, some guys here in the forums post their answer to my answer to the question instead of posting it to the original question. What's going on!!!
Question
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----My Answer
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-------- Another Answer... then I go:wtf: I know it's usually not intentional, but each time I have to post to him to repost his answer to the original post so that the asker would get a notification of the answer.:doh:
Regards:rose:
Egads!
if(!curlies){ return; }
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Oh GOD!! Not again!!:mad: For almost the tenth time in less than a month, some guys here in the forums post their answer to my answer to the question instead of posting it to the original question. What's going on!!!
Question
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----My Answer
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-------- Another Answer... then I go:wtf: I know it's usually not intentional, but each time I have to post to him to repost his answer to the original post so that the asker would get a notification of the answer.:doh:
Regards:rose:
That's happened forever, not much you can do except go back and let the OP know.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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Oh GOD!! Not again!!:mad: For almost the tenth time in less than a month, some guys here in the forums post their answer to my answer to the question instead of posting it to the original question. What's going on!!!
Question
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----My Answer
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-------- Another Answer... then I go:wtf: I know it's usually not intentional, but each time I have to post to him to repost his answer to the original post so that the asker would get a notification of the answer.:doh:
Regards:rose:
I think the very concept of threaded forums is just too bizarre for some people, and so you get these odd situations where they act as though one [Reply] link is as good as another, and it's all just up to chance as to where the reply finally shows up. Presumably, they figure it out eventually, and new ones step in to fill their shoes...
I am tired and sleepy that's why i am at office. -- Adnan Siddiqi, The Soapbox's Future
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I think the very concept of threaded forums is just too bizarre for some people, and so you get these odd situations where they act as though one [Reply] link is as good as another, and it's all just up to chance as to where the reply finally shows up. Presumably, they figure it out eventually, and new ones step in to fill their shoes...
I am tired and sleepy that's why i am at office. -- Adnan Siddiqi, The Soapbox's Future
Shog9 wrote:
and new ones step in to fill their shoes...
That's exactly the problem of large public forums like CP. You think you got it fixed by guiding someone, then you just get another with the same mistake. Then you find your self in one of the greek curses pushing the rock uphill forever. One small funny example was "How do I transfer variables between forms?" question in C# forums. I've read that question answered too much that I almost get seizures when I see it posted again.:laugh:
Regards:rose:
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Shog9 wrote:
and new ones step in to fill their shoes...
That's exactly the problem of large public forums like CP. You think you got it fixed by guiding someone, then you just get another with the same mistake. Then you find your self in one of the greek curses pushing the rock uphill forever. One small funny example was "How do I transfer variables between forms?" question in C# forums. I've read that question answered too much that I almost get seizures when I see it posted again.:laugh:
Regards:rose:
Hi, I think it's has to do with the step between the listing and showing an extended reply within the listing, and keeping track of the current Item or reply that is displayed in Internet explorer or an other browser. When you reply on a Item in the listing you should place a reply based on the ID of the Item, this ID should be correct so reply's should be only shown under the Item ID, the same for an reply on an Item reply, this should be also based upon an ID. Let's assume this functions this way and is correct! Then it must be some browser issue:) -- modified at 21:44 Monday 2nd October, 2006
With friendly greetings,:) Eric Goedhart "I love the sound of Servers in the Morning!"
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Hi, I think it's has to do with the step between the listing and showing an extended reply within the listing, and keeping track of the current Item or reply that is displayed in Internet explorer or an other browser. When you reply on a Item in the listing you should place a reply based on the ID of the Item, this ID should be correct so reply's should be only shown under the Item ID, the same for an reply on an Item reply, this should be also based upon an ID. Let's assume this functions this way and is correct! Then it must be some browser issue:) -- modified at 21:44 Monday 2nd October, 2006
With friendly greetings,:) Eric Goedhart "I love the sound of Servers in the Morning!"
Nader Elshehabi wrote:
I know it's usually not intentional...
Not usually... ;P
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Nader Elshehabi wrote:
I know it's usually not intentional...
Not usually... ;P
The StartPage Randomizer | The Timelapse Project | A Random Web Page
:)lol
With friendly greetings,:) Eric Goedhart "I love the sound of Servers in the Morning!"
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Oh GOD!! Not again!!:mad: For almost the tenth time in less than a month, some guys here in the forums post their answer to my answer to the question instead of posting it to the original question. What's going on!!!
Question
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----My Answer
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-------- Another Answer... then I go:wtf: I know it's usually not intentional, but each time I have to post to him to repost his answer to the original post so that the asker would get a notification of the answer.:doh:
Regards:rose:
I don't know anything about this "Remote SDK", but it sure sounds interesting.
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Shog9 wrote:
and new ones step in to fill their shoes...
That's exactly the problem of large public forums like CP. You think you got it fixed by guiding someone, then you just get another with the same mistake. Then you find your self in one of the greek curses pushing the rock uphill forever. One small funny example was "How do I transfer variables between forms?" question in C# forums. I've read that question answered too much that I almost get seizures when I see it posted again.:laugh:
Regards:rose:
Nader Elshehabi wrote:
One small funny example was "How do I transfer variables between forms?" question in C# forums. I've read that question answered too much that I almost get seizures when I see it posted again
I had enough and wrote an article about it. http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/passingvaluesbetweenforms.asp[^] But, the question still pops up. I guess I didn't pepper my article with enough key words - or people are too lazy to look.
Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog
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Nader Elshehabi wrote:
One small funny example was "How do I transfer variables between forms?" question in C# forums. I've read that question answered too much that I almost get seizures when I see it posted again
I had enough and wrote an article about it. http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/passingvaluesbetweenforms.asp[^] But, the question still pops up. I guess I didn't pepper my article with enough key words - or people are too lazy to look.
Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog
Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
or people are too lazy to look.
Now you got it right. Because almost every and each answer for that question got a link to your article. In one of my seizures I even thought Chris should add a line to every forums title: "Read the freaking articles before you post. Specially This one[^]."
Regards:rose: