problems again

[TexasAngel]

Forum URL: writersanon87.proboards46.com

ok ok... i screwed up again. by getting rid of a couple of codes... i enlarged my board.. i don't want it that way.. which one did i screw up on? please help me?

[Pharmerphil]

Ok, read your page source, didn't see anything amiss, what codes did you remove, did you remove a code to re-size forum width

[boltonboy04]

looks like a problem with the Report to Admin code
i would post this in code support and get a coding mod to check it over

[TexasAngel]

.... thanks dave!
i dunno how to read half of the codes!

[thegoodkelly]

I'm an idiot and can't write this for her, but there IS a code that resizes a board.
Maybe she's been drinking or thinking too much about Michael Fox and a slip occured.

I'd suggest you go to Solid Snake Designs and look up the resizing code.
OR delete it all and start from scratch to see what code screwed you up.

[.thatguy]

thegoodkelly said:

I'm an idiot and can't write this for her, but there IS a code that resizes a board.
Maybe she's been drinking or thinking too much about Michael Fox and a slip occured.

I'd suggest you go to Solid Snake Designs and look up the resizing code.
OR delete it all and start from scratch to see what code screwed you up.

Resize Forum Width Code l Code Index

[thegoodkelly]

Well, that is a trendy, New Orleans state of mind. Let's try to turn this into anyone's mistake but our own.....

[.thatguy]

thegoodkelly said:

Well, that is a trendy, New Orleans state of mind. Let's try to turn this into anyone's mistake but our own.....

What do you mean by this?

[boltonboy04]

thegoodkelly please read the rules before you post

[thegoodkelly]

For all concerned, I'm saying that it is not better for someone to guide you into working out a problem, rather than working it out for yourself.

It is better to get direction here, sometimes, rather than blueprints.

If you don't learn HOW to do something, you're forever a slave to those with more knowledge.

Or was that your idea?

[Storm]

thegoodkelly said:

For all concerned, I'm saying that it is not better for someone to guide you into working out a problem, rather than working it out for yourself.

It is better to get direction here, sometimes, rather than blueprints.

If you don't learn HOW to do something, you're forever a slave to those with more knowledge.

Or was that your idea?

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[thegoodkelly]

angelbaby120387 said:

.... thanks dave!
but i dunno how to read half of the codes!

Sugarbritches, see above.

That was the LAST thing the poster posted.

You highlighted:

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SORRY, but my reply did not contravent ANY of those restrictions.

I ONLY piped in AFTER you proved totally ineffective.

[Snakeair]

thegoodkelly said:

angelbaby120387 said:

.... thanks dave!
but i dunno how to read half of the codes!

Sugarbritches, see above.

That was the LAST thing the poster posted.

You highlighted:

Support helpers----------------

2. If someone has replied to a request, let that helper deal with the requester.
3. If the requester comes back and still needs help, wait before answering if you were not the original helper.
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8. If the requester is happy with the answer, let the thread drop, (the requester may not come back to read it, so there is no point)
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SORRY, but my reply did not contravent ANY of those restrictions.

I ONLY piped in AFTER you proved totally ineffective.

People come here for help on there proboard. If you can't help anyone out with there question or problem. Please don't reply. You are not helping.

[thegoodkelly]

thegoodkelly said:

I'm an idiot and can't write this for her, but there IS a code that resizes a board.
Maybe she's been drinking or thinking too much about Michael Fox and a slip occured.

I'd suggest you go to Solid Snake Designs and look up the resizing code.
OR delete it all and start from scratch to see what code screwed you up.

EXCUSE ME!

But what I wrote above sure looks like HELP to me.

What more do you want? I should chew her food?

[Snakeair]

thegoodkelly said:

thegoodkelly said:

I'm an idiot and can't write this for her, but there IS a code that resizes a board.
Maybe she's been drinking or thinking too much about Michael Fox and a slip occured.

I'd suggest you go to Solid Snake Designs and look up the resizing code.
OR delete it all and start from scratch to see what code screwed you up.

EXCUSE ME!

But what I wrote above sure looks like HELP to me.

What more do you want? I should chew her food?

Support boy already found the problem with that members board and suggest a answer to get it fixed. That member already had the resize forum width code on there board which had no problems with it. Not to mention the resize forum width code is located in the code database here under main page hacks.