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Jenn wrote:
> "dorayme"<> wrote in message
> news:dorayme-...
>> In article<hs9glr$668$>,
>> "Jenn"< y> wrote:
>>
>>> I haven't seen any professional sites here yet, only hobby type sites.
>>
>> To be fair to Jonathan Little, did he not offer more than hobby
>> sites earlier on?
>
>
>
> Not sure.. I haven't been reading everyone's posts all along. Got any links?

My own is is commercial. A little old-in-the-tooth.

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On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg <sheldonlg> wrote:

> On 5/10/2010 1:37 AM, Neredbojias wrote:
>> On 09 May 2010, sheldonlg<sheldonlg> wrote:
>>
>>> On 5/9/2010 4:24 PM, Neredbojias wrote:
>
>>>> In Florida?? Too many bugs and old people. Not to mention the
>>>> alligators, snakes, and man-eating palm trees.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Almost no bugs where I live. Many more in Maine.
>>
>> Yeah, the North can get 'em, too, but when I was down there around
>> Miami, there seemed to be scads.
>
> Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area is totally different. I lived there for
> three years before returning to the US (central Florida where the
> primary language is English). Really, it is a vastly different
> climate.

I've been to the Orlando area a few times, and, yeah, it's pretty nice.
Can get darn cold in winter sometimes, though. However, as to your
point, I probably wouldn't mind living there.

>>> Alligators don't bother you if you don't feed them, thereby
>>> enticing them near you.
>>
>> Well what do you do if one decides your arm would make a good lunch?
>
> What do you do if some nut in another car on the highway points a gun
> at you?

Well, the obvious thing to do is to roll down your window and tell him
he's an asshole.

>>> Old is a relative term.
>>
>> You're (very probably) someone's relative, too, you know...
>>
>>> I have yet to see a snake here in 4 years.
>>
>> Really? I was kid of around 8 or 9 in St. Petersburg less than 3
>> days when I saw this big, huge, *thick* snake at the end of the
>> backyard where it turned into jungle. That was the end of me going
>> into the backyard 'cept for the very front when accompanied by an
>> adult. (True story.)
>
> I live in what looks like suburbs -- no jungle. I haven't seen any
> snakes.
>
>>
>>> Never heard of a man-eating palm tree.
>>
>> Well, I assumed they were man-eating. Did you see the size of their
>> nuts?
>
> Oh, you mean a the ones with coconuts. I'm too far north. That is
> in the sourthern part of Florida. Florida is about 350 miles north
> to south.

The place you live does sound pretty good. I'm in Arizona so our
respective climes are not too different and I do like the weather here.

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On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg <sheldonlg> wrote:

> On 5/10/2010 1:42 AM, Neredbojias wrote:

>> dorayme is correct more often than the average jamoke might think.
>> She just lacks savoir faire, chutzpah, discretion, intuitiveness,
>> and the ability to yodel.
>
> Do you know the classic meaning of chutzpah? It is the young man who
> throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan
> after being convicted of killing his parents.

<grin> Yeah, that's a classic all right. The trouble with chutzpah is
that many people who have it tend to be con artists and scammers. The
non-chutzpahist has to be very careful these days.

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On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg <sheldonlg> wrote:

> On 5/10/2010 3:58 PM, Jenn wrote:
>> <sheldonlg> wrote in message

> I have NO idea what you are talking about here. AJAX is:
> (1) Javascript to send an asynchronous call to a server side script
> (2) Set up a listener for a response
> (3) Receive the response and kill the listener
> (4) Put that response to work on the page

Apparently *I* have no idea what Ajax is, either. Can you give of
simple little example of the javascript involved (-properly annotated,
of course)? Heretofore I thought Ajax was simply melding j/s with
server-side code, hence my earlier remark about a typical reload.

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"Jonathan N. Little" <> wrote in message
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> Jenn wrote:
>> "dorayme"<> wrote in message
>> news:dorayme-...
>>> In article<hs9glr$668$>,
>>> "Jenn"< y> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I haven't seen any professional sites here yet, only hobby type sites.
>>>
>>> To be fair to Jonathan Little, did he not offer more than hobby
>>> sites earlier on?
>>
>>
>>
>> Not sure.. I haven't been reading everyone's posts all along. Got any
>> links?
>
> My own is is commercial. A little old-in-the-tooth.
>
> --
> Take care,
>


ahhh ... dogs! I have a collie. http://snipurl.com/w4wov

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Jenn (from Oklahoma)

Jenn wrote:

>
> ahhh ... dogs! I have a collie. http://snipurl.com/w4wov
>

Yes, my wife's area of expertise is painting the 4-legged "family". Only
have one example of Rough Coated Collie though:

http://www.littleworksstudio.com/gallery.php?byid=coll

Our dogs are a bit different:

http://www.amberlithe.com/

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Jonathan
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"Neredbojias" <> wrote in message
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> On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg <sheldonlg> wrote:
>
>> On 5/10/2010 3:58 PM, Jenn wrote:
>>> <sheldonlg> wrote in message
>
>> I have NO idea what you are talking about here. AJAX is:
>> (1) Javascript to send an asynchronous call to a server side script
>> (2) Set up a listener for a response
>> (3) Receive the response and kill the listener
>> (4) Put that response to work on the page
>
> Apparently *I* have no idea what Ajax is, either. Can you give of
> simple little example of the javascript involved (-properly annotated,
> of course)? Heretofore I thought Ajax was simply melding j/s with
> server-side code, hence my earlier remark about a typical reload.
>

Here is an example of some AJAX tabs

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...tent/index.htm


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"Jonathan N. Little" <> wrote in message
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> Jenn wrote:
>
>>
>> ahhh ... dogs! I have a collie. http://snipurl.com/w4wov
>>
>
> Yes, my wife's area of expertise is painting the 4-legged "family". Only
> have one example of Rough Coated Collie though:
>
> http://www.littleworksstudio.com/gallery.php?byid=coll
>
> Our dogs are a bit different:
>
> http://www.amberlithe.com/
>



Interesting breed of dog you have there ..
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Jenn (from Oklahoma)

On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg <sheldonlg> wrote:

> On 5/10/2010 9:51 PM, Neredbojias wrote:
>> On 10 May 2010, sheldonlg<sheldonlg> wrote:
>>
>>> On 5/10/2010 3:58 PM, Jenn wrote:
>>>> <sheldonlg> wrote in message
>>
>>> I have NO idea what you are talking about here. AJAX is:
>>> (1) Javascript to send an asynchronous call to a server side script
>>> (2) Set up a listener for a response
>>> (3) Receive the response and kill the listener
>>> (4) Put that response to work on the page
>>
>> Apparently *I* have no idea what Ajax is, either. Can you give of
>> simple little example of the javascript involved (-properly
>> annotated, of course)? Heretofore I thought Ajax was simply melding
>> j/s with server-side code, hence my earlier remark about a typical
>> reload.
>
> Rather than try to do it justice, why not simply Google "AJAX
> tutorials". There is a wealth of info, but basically the steps are
> as I indicated.

I tried that a long time ago and all I got was a blurb for women about
how to clean the kitchen and bathroom properly. I tried again the next
day and got something about someone associated with a certain Hector
and Trojans and Greekery so I stopped right there.

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Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Jenn"
<> writing in
news:hs9d4b$7t8$:

>
>
><sheldonlg> wrote in message
> news: ...
>> On 5/10/2010 9:01 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>>> Jenn wrote:
>>>
>>>> I love a challenge to figure out how to do something and have it
>>>> work. No
>>>> validation is needed for any of that.
>>>
>>> That is where you are absolutely incorrect. And when you start
>>> dabbling in server-side scripting with the same attitude and
>>> disregard to actually learning how to properly code it can be quite
>>> costly to your clients with a compromised site.
>>
>> I wrote a long reply here, but it came out to strong and Jenn would
>> have reacted poorly to it -- so I deleted it. Instead,
>>
>> Jenn, if you will not try to write perfect server side code, meeting
>> all standards, and highly readable and modifiable -- by an
>> independent third party that the customer may hire in the future --,
>> then do yourself a favor and don't even begin.
>>
>> I can't even begin to tell you how much garbage php I have thrown
>> away and rewritten from scratch.
>>
>> On the server side, "good enough" is never "good enough".
>
> I don't write PHP to begin with ..... so I don't really understand the
> issue?

It doesn't have to be PHP, it can be any server side language, PHP, ASP,
ASPX, etc.

Never trust the client. Please read up on SQL Injection.


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