Yes I see your thread is a perfect example of why the HOW TO ANSWER A QUESTION message from Maunder is ridiculous. Anyway, because of that, I don't supply my voice in these forums any longer. See my BIO which I updated to that effect. http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/View.aspx?mid=2940943[^]

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:

Idiots will always be idiots, no matter what you write in a forum.

Since we agree I don't understand your apparent concern. If we act politically correct towards idiots we encourage them to remain working in software development. Previously, those of us that wanted to were free to discourage them here on CP which was why the site fit my view. Now CP is just like all the other sites with forums (in that regard) so it no longer fits my view.

I already know what you think of my attitude so I don't expect that to change, but since you asked. My view is that our industry already suffers from slackers, frauds and idiots populating it and encouraging more of that is counter productive to that view.

Luc Pattyn wrote:

and your above message are 8 minutes apart.

That time is the original post, I modified it twice, see where I say "I just changed my mind". ;)

Luc Pattyn wrote:

can't stay away for more than 8 minutes, can you?

Hey Luc, See here[^] and here[^] So long dude. :beer:

I find your post confusing. You say the Unit Tests pass but we have no idea what is being tested. You say "it works" but the value is not in the registry so I have no idea what "it works" means because to me if the value is not written to the registry then I would say it is NOT working.

Mark Salsbery wrote:

I voted to have it removed

No you didn't, in this forum anyway. I just did! So I guess I'll see how it goes but I may have to stop using CP because I'm not inclined to put up with any monkeyshit. No I just changed my mind, stuff it, I'm outahere. Good luck dude, it's been fun. :beer:

modified on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 12:58 PM

What up! Hey while I have your attention, what's the deal with the HOW TO ANSWER A QUESTION? Does it mean the monkeys have taken control of this site and I am no longer welcome?

Thanks Iain for the only reply that was more that a twitter. ;)

Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

you'd know why he (Chris) had to end up doing that

Of course I understand the situation but not why he had to do it, which is my question. I mean part of the reason I liked CP was it was sort of for us as well as the people asking questions. Now if it's just all about them, and so many of them are worthless monkeys, then the attraction to CP for me is seriously limited.

Michael Potter wrote:

I can't hide the functionality of the website I wish to scrape.

Not sure what that means but if you must use a WebBrowser Control you could still use the URL from the control to make separate HTTP Requests to obtain the HTML. If you are trying to capture the dynamic changes to the DOM from any client side script then of course that will not help you.

Michael Potter wrote:

I am guessing it is inserted somewhere in the DOM

Yes the DOM is the in memory version of the HTML. Again if you want the original stream from the server then just make a HTTP Request. If you need the dynamic HTML you will have to use the DOM. You will have to dig through the DOM documentation to find the parts you need. The basic concept is that each Frame has a Body and a Body element might give you access to the Inner HTML as Text.

Hello Mahesh, Before I forget, "waana" is not an english word.

ksss_maheshece wrote:

include that file in my webfrom

Not sure what that means but perhaps you want to have an XML Data Island.

satsumatable wrote:

I'm writing TCP application to communicate with a server machine. There is an interesting thing called TCP Window Scaling, how can i achieve through C#?

Based on the Wikipedia definition of TCP Window Scale Option[^], it seems you don't achieve it at the application level.

Michael Potter wrote:

I am trying to grab the HTML source of a web page using the WebBrowser control.

I don't know what your requirements are but making an HTTP Request will get you the HTML code. It's far simpler than using a WebBrowser Control. You can use many different Base Class items to do this, one is the HttpWebRequest Class[^]

mikobi wrote:

How can I write in status bar

Take a look at the StatusBar Class Documentation[^]. No doubt there is something in there that will help you.

goutom roy wrote:

can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005

Look on the File menu for an option like Open Project or something. Good luck

Electron Shepherd wrote:

Can't we just install some Sun servers

Not according to the Oracle ;P

I was on vacation :-D Today is my first day back on CP in almost 3 weeks.

Can someone please tell me that this email I got from Dave Cunningham is an automated form and the following statement is not accurate, meaning these folks are not specifically interested in me. "Congratulations.Based on your profile, 204 of our employer partners have expressed an interest in hearing more about you."

Nice!