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<0> You're welcome...
<1> hey
<2> !search fist
<3> ?
<2> !s f
<4> are the bots working yet ?
<5> the porn ones?
<4> ye
<5> ask loonatik
<5> he runs them
<6> is there a function that displaying a number with commas?
<6> like 10000 to 10,000
<7> anyone can help with a few questions, I have an interview for a Junior ASP Developer today
<7> with 15mins practical in ASP, anyone any idea what that might involve?
<7> :S
<8> why are you interviewing a developer, when you don't know anything about development?
<9> he's being interviewed himself
<8> ooohhh
<9> that's my guess :)
<9> just bad wording
<8> aye
<8> can you imagine going for junior docter with 15 mins practical? lol
<9> i once got offered a C-developer position, after a few hours of tutoring from a former collegue
<10> What would be an easy way to prevent "formspam" so to speak? (Eg a comment form on a page)
<10> so that you can't just spam with F5 (refresh)
<10> say put a 5 min pause between
<11> hey g1bz
<11> sup ?
<8> lo
<8> norra lot
<10> Why can't i do Request("timesave) = now() or Request.Cookies("timesave") = now() in cl***ic ?!
<10> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6'
<10> Object doesn't support this property or method: 'Request'
<10> Anyone =) ? g1bz maybe ?
<8> well first thing I see is you're trying to set a value from request
<8> to add a cookie you add it to the response
<8> but don't think that would cause that error
<10> yea
<10> found that out =D
<12> hey kids
<12> i've got a legacy asp (not .NET) that I need to have a compatible md5 function with php. any ideas?
<12> the one i've got works only 99% of the time (i.e. generates exact matches to the php function)
<0> So which one is right?
<12> always php
<0> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=66218
<12> just wondering if you guys have heard of a good md5 function
<0> That's the one I've used for about 2 years, and it's worked fine for me
<0> I've not compared it to anything else, but never had a reason to believe it was incorrect
<12> thanks, i'll for sure give that a try
<12> :)
<12> well, i forwarded it to my 3rd party... and they're using the exact same code :|
<0> heh, go figure
<0> what else are you using to determine the PHP function is correct?
<9> dave___: this one is ok: http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/md5src.html
<0> better question to ask
<0> is the ASP routine generating incorrect hashes for the same input data?
<0> or does the hash for the same input data differ between the PHP and ASP implementations?
<13> Anyone interested in doing the backend of a fairly easy site?
<14> whats the pay?
<13> Dependant
<15> this does not seem to work for me, i'm using a mySQL database
<15> STARTTIME = DateAdd( "n", -5, Now() ) returns fine
<15> LastTimeOn >= " & STARTTIME & "
<15> tells me i have an error
<15> lasttimeon is a datetime field
<9> well... have a look at which format DateAdd returns your data...
<0> Right...
<0> so I can think of 522 errors
<0> why not just tell us which one it is so we don't have to guess?
<9> you need to format your date properly
<0> I bet it's more a delimiter than formatting
<0> Is 5 <= 6/4/2006 "
<9> yes that too
<0> ?
<0> But ,he's not told us the error message yet, so who knows
<9> but this us/uk/whatever mess is very error prone
<9> so make sure the date is in yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss format with proper quotation
<15> ya i tried reformating it also
<15> didn't make a dif
<0> quotes
<0> you need to delimit it, fool
<0> '6/4/2006'
<15> '" & DATA & "'
<15> did that also fool
<0> <15> LastTimeOn >= " & STARTTIME & "
<0> doesn't look like it to me
<15> i know but i have tried multiple things
<15> that is just what i have in there now
<0> So let me ask you this
<15> so basicly you don't see a reason for it not working if it's in the right format and is in '' right
<0> You've heard me say it twice now, but yet you still refuse to even give us something as simple and basic as an error message
<0> why is this?
<0> What's the ****ing error message already?
<0> And what's EXACTLY the sql that's being sent to the database?
<15> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
<15> You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'LastTimeOn >= '8/3/2006 12:49:19 PM' AND SiteUsers.CoupleStatus IN ('mfcouple'' at line 1
<0> (no sql = "stuff here" bull****. The exact, completed, whole, literal string that is being sent to the database)
<0> What is the whole SQL statment?
<15> my sql statement is 174 lines long
<0> well, I think I foundpart of your problem
<9> haha
<9> now that's a big one
<15> WTF nevermind my bad
<15> i never put AND in it
<15> .... i am a fool
<0> next time, for everyone's benefit, please just give the error message up front
<0> You've been around here long enough to know that by now 50x over
<16> <15> my sql statement is 174 lines long
<16> wow.
<17> it does happen
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