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Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the

Postby Dann [not glowing] Corbit » 24 Jun 2000, 08:39

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann [not glowing] Corbit at 24 June 2000 09:39:19:
I did not use the magic pink line, since I forgot the stinking PW and I'm at home.
None-the-less, I would like to point out the reason for my humorous pink titles:
If you just use the password, you cannot receive return email.
If you don't believe me, try it. Get one message where the name is really empty (to prevent that marvelous stuttering) and you will see that you cannot reply like you can to a normal post.
So tell your Perl programmer to add the same hyperlike to the PW field that they add to the Name field.
[FCOL]


My FTP site
Dann [not glowing] Corbit
 

Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell

Postby chessfun » 24 Jun 2000, 15:48

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: chessfun at 24 June 2000 16:48:04:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the coffee. geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann [not glowing] Corbit at 24 June 2000 09:39:19:
I did not use the magic pink line, since I forgot the stinking PW and I'm at home.
None-the-less, I would like to point out the reason for my humorous pink titles:
If you just use the password, you cannot receive return email.
If you don't believe me, try it. Get one message where the name is really empty (to prevent that marvelous stuttering) and you will see that you cannot reply like you can to a normal post.
So tell your Perl programmer to add the same hyperlike to the PW field that they add to the Name field.
[FCOL]

I have not much clue what you are talking about other
than I see your name, Mogens and Volkers in "Purple" not "Pink".
Do others really see the names as "Pink"?.
Thanks.
chessfun
 

Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell

Postby Mogens Larsen » 24 Jun 2000, 15:58

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Mogens Larsen at 24 June 2000 16:58:59:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the coffee. geschrieben von: / posted by: chessfun at 24 June 2000 16:48:04:
I did not use the magic pink line, since I forgot the stinking PW and I'm at home.
None-the-less, I would like to point out the reason for my humorous pink titles:
If you just use the password, you cannot receive return email.
If you don't believe me, try it. Get one message where the name is really empty (to prevent that marvelous stuttering) and you will see that you cannot reply like you can to a normal post.
So tell your Perl programmer to add the same hyperlike to the PW field that they add to the Name field.
[FCOL]

I have not much clue what you are talking about other
than I see your name, Mogens and Volkers in "Purple" not "Pink".
Do others really see the names as "Pink"?.
Thanks.
Yes, the pink colur represents members of the Volker Pittlik fan club :o)).
Best wishes...
Mogens
Mogens Larsen
 

Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell

Postby Mogens Larsen » 24 Jun 2000, 16:04

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Mogens Larsen at 24 June 2000 17:04:04:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the coffee. geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann [not glowing] Corbit at 24 June 2000 09:39:19:
I did not use the magic pink line, since I forgot the stinking PW and I'm at home.
None-the-less, I would like to point out the reason for my humorous pink titles:
If you just use the password, you cannot receive return email.
I don't understand. E-mail address and password is all you need to enter.
Best wishes...
Mogens
Mogens Larsen
 

Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell

Postby Mogens Larsen » 24 Jun 2000, 16:08

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Mogens Larsen at 24 June 2000 17:08:24:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Re: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the coffee. geschrieben von: / posted by: Mogens Larsen at 24 June 2000 16:58:59:
I did not use the magic pink line, since I forgot the stinking PW and I'm at home.
None-the-less, I would like to point out the reason for my humorous pink titles:
If you just use the password, you cannot receive return email.
If you don't believe me, try it. Get one message where the name is really empty (to prevent that marvelous stuttering) and you will see that you cannot reply like you can to a normal post.
So tell your Perl programmer to add the same hyperlike to the PW field that they add to the Name field.
[FCOL]

I have not much clue what you are talking about other
than I see your name, Mogens and Volkers in "Purple" not "Pink".
Do others really see the names as "Pink"?.
Thanks.
Yes, the pink colur represents members of the Volker Pittlik fan club :o)).
Best wishes...
Mogens
Well, I think you're right. The colour is more like purple. I'm just slightly colourblind.
Best wishes...
Mogens
Mogens Larsen
 

test pink purple (no text)

Postby Volker Pittlik » 26 Jun 2000, 08:48

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Volker Pittlik at 26 June 2000 09:48:27:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: Clickable Pink -- time for the Perl programmers to smell the coffee. geschrieben von: / posted by: Dann [not glowing] Corbit at 24 June 2000 09:39:19:
Volker Pittlik
 

Re: test pink purple (no text)

Postby Dann: works without probs » 26 Jun 2000, 08:52

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Dann: works without probs for me. But now I see the error! at 26 June 2000 09:52:08:
Als Antwort auf: / As an answer to: test pink purple (no text) geschrieben von: / posted by: Volker Pittlik at 26 June 2000 09:48:27:
The subject has moved to email :-)
I will inform them.
Volker
Dann: works without probs
 


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