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#include <iostream.h>
int main()
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cout << "hello world" << endl; }
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I believe the program you have written, although I did not test it, will print out "hello word" (without quotes)
- Matt Newman / Windows XP Activist
-Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman
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No - it'll cause a compiler error, unless he goes back and edits the post and clicks the 'No HTML' checkbox 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Didn't see that.
- Matt Newman / Windows XP Activist
-Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman
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you forgot the <iostream.h>
"Isn't that the "write once, debug everwhere" language?" Tom Archer on Java...
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Hello all,
I have finally finished a reasonable port to PHP of the CP Discussion Boards. Please have a look and let me know what is broken.
CP PHP Forum
Please note that the functionality is roughly the same as that provided by the ASP-only discussion boards (i.e., very limited).
Thanks!
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Everything looks good to me.  There are a few niggling little things like not scrolling to the current message, but it is a good start.
This is the answer text. I don't know what it is.
____________________
David Wulff
I watch how the moon sits in the sky
On a dark night shining with the light from the sun
The sun doesn't give light to the moon
Assuming the moon's going to owe it one
It makes me think of how you act to me
You do favours and then rapidly
You just turn around and start asking me about
Things you want back from me
- Linkin Park
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LOL 
Uwe put some German strings in the original code. That was one of them. 
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Ah ha - I did wonder!
____________________
David Wulff
I watch how the moon sits in the sky
On a dark night shining with the light from the sun
The sun doesn't give light to the moon
Assuming the moon's going to owe it one
It makes me think of how you act to me
You do favours and then rapidly
You just turn around and start asking me about
Things you want back from me
- Linkin Park
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David Wulff wrote:
This is the answer text. I don't know what it is.
Ok, that should be fixed now. Thanks for reminding me.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Jon
is this going up as an article? Or is it already there and I am asking stupid questions? 
Michael Martin
Australia
mjm68@tpg.com.au
"He orginally got the Tweezers of Destruction through the scanners but then popped back outside for a smoke."
- Chris Maunder 26/03/2002
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Probably not as an article because there is no PHP section, but I will eventually give the code to Uwe or Chris to add as a download from the CP Discussion Forum article.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Jon Sagara wrote:
Probably not as an article because there is no PHP section, but I will eventually give the code to Uwe or Chris to add as a download from the CP Discussion Forum article.
Great. I only ask as I would be interested to have a look at the forums (as well as learn ASP/PHP). I have a friend from back in school who has broadband access and a Linux box that he uses for Web Hosting and mail. So I thought I could set this up on his box and have a look. Still no job and my computer is pre-Pentium II (last job provided everything so never spent to get my own) so no chance to do ASP.
Looked over your web page/site last night, a good read and a great site. Just wondering if you have the site hosted or if you have your own *nix box connected to the net to host all your stuff on?
Happy for you to reply direct via email if you wish to save bringing up old threads from CP.
Michael Martin
Australia
mjm68@tpg.com.au
"He orginally got the Tweezers of Destruction through the scanners but then popped back outside for a smoke."
- Chris Maunder 26/03/2002
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Hi Jon,
How far are you planning on taking this? I'm currently using w-agora for the forums on my site (see sig), which is very good in a lot of ways, but nothing beats the CP forums in that pages don't need to be reloaded to view messages.
Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. www.getsoft.com
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I plan to go all the way with these boards. I maintain three sites, and I intend to put the forums on all three, so I'm going to put a lot of work into these boards. I'm going to add the DHTML view, smilies, membership capabilities, and anything else I (or anyone!) might need.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Jon Sagara wrote:
I plan to go all the way with these boards. I maintain three sites, and I intend to put the forums on all three, so I'm going to put a lot of work into these boards. I'm going to add the DHTML view, smilies, membership capabilities, and anything else I (or anyone!) might need.
Sounds great. w-agora has very good back end admin section and that enables a lot of control over the look/feel/capabilities of the forums without you having to muck with any of the PHP code. Have a look at www.w-agora.net. Are you planning on setting up a way to keep folks like me informed of your progress - a forum for example?
Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. www.getsoft.com
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Neville Franks wrote:
Are you planning on setting up a way to keep folks like me informed of your progress - a forum for example?
I hadn't planned on it, but since there is interest, then I definitely will. Unfortunately, development will be a little slower over the next 3 months because I'm finishing up at the uni, but I'm going to work on it whenever I can (probably a couple hours/week).
Most likely, I will create a forum at the existing site, http://www.sagara.org/forum/.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Neville Franks wrote:
that pages don't need to be reloaded to view messages
The page is actually posting back from the server when you click on the message link, they are just including #xxSomeNumberxx in the anchor tag so the user sees the message in the page instead of the top of the page when it is reloaded.
But you are still absolutely correct when you say:
Neville Franks wrote:
but nothing beats the CP forums
Nick Parker
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Nick Parker wrote:
The page is actually posting back from the server when you click on the message link, they are just including #xxSomeNumberxx in the anchor tag so the user sees the message in the page instead of the top of the page when it is reloaded.
Aha. I was under the impression that the text for the message was already there because it comes up so quickly. I assume this is DHTML.
Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. www.getsoft.com
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Neville Franks wrote:
Aha. I was under the impression that the text for the message was already there because it comes up so quickly. I assume this is DHTML.
I think you (Neville) are correct about the DHTML view. I haven't actually looked into it yet, but it seems that the best thing to do is get all the messages with one query, then show/hide them based on the selected message.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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One big problem that you run into is Netscape which I havn't found a working method to hide items with their browser, otherwise know as "The Hell of the Web". For further reading is suggest:
netscape....Where do I begin...?
Nick Parker
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I'm not going to worry about Netscape. If those users want to torture themselves by using that clunky piece of crap (though in fairness, I haven't used it since 6.1, it may be better now), then they can endure a little more pain by using the static view.
if (ie & DHTML)
// Nice DHTML view
else
// Sucky static view
If someone comes up with a solution, then I'm all for it.
Jon Sagara
There is no spoon.
Best Miniputt score: 21
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Jon Sagara wrote:
I think you (Neville) are correct about the DHTML view
I do apoligize, Neville, you are correct, it is loading all the content into one page. I'm not sure, but I do have a feeling that Netscape isn't hiding layers on us though, so any Netscape users may be actually posting back. I maybe wrong again though. Oh well, it didn't hurt anyone. Thanks.
Nick Parker
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