Re: Session or browser problem??
Jerry Stuckle
> Hi all,
>
> I have a news website tat is developed on joomla 1.5.Login facility is
> done thru a login component.On each page,ther s a 'Log In' link that
> redirects them to a login page.On successful login,user details are
> set in session as well as cookies and then redirected back to d
> referring page.The 'Log In' section changes to 'Welcome user',along
> wid a 'Log Out' link.All this works d same in IE 6 as well as in FF
> 2.The difference comes durin log out action.
>
> In FF,on clickin 'Log Out',the required session vars are set '' as
> well as cookies in d component and then redirected back to referring
> page.The login bar changes back to 'Log in'.But in IE,once redirected
> from the component,the page still shows the login bar as 'Welcome
> user'.Only if i manually click the refresh button (of IE), the page
> gets refreshed and the login bar shows logged out status.
>
> Any help wud be highly appreciated...
>
>
And your PHP programming question is?
Try the Joomla support groups.
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petersprc
Try using session_cache_limiter('nocache') before session_start. This
will tell the browser not to cache the page.
Regards,
John Peters
sw@bglore
I found tis particulr code in the application wher d sessions wher
restartd.
session_cache_limiter('none');
session_start();
// Send modified header for IE 6.0 Security Policy
header('P3P: CP="NOI ADM DEV PSAi COM NAV OUR OTRo STP IND DEM"');
I tried commentin out d header..but dint help.I wud like to know
whethr the abov header s correct.
Jerry Stuckle
> On Oct 28, 5:21 am, "sw@bglore" <pranav.k...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a news website tat is developed on joomla 1.5.Login facility is
>> done thru a login component.On each page,ther s a 'Log In' link that
>> redirects them to a login page.On successful login,user details are
>> set in session as well as cookies and then redirected back to d
>> referring page.The 'Log In' section changes to 'Welcome user',along
>> wid a 'Log Out' link.All this works d same in IE 6 as well as in FF
>> 2.The difference comes durin log out action.
>>
>> In FF,on clickin 'Log Out',the required session vars are set '' as
>> well as cookies in d component and then redirected back to referring
>> page.The login bar changes back to 'Log in'.But in IE,once redirected
>> from the component,the page still shows the login bar as 'Welcome
>> user'.Only if i manually click the refresh button (of IE), the page
>> gets refreshed and the login bar shows logged out status.
>>
>> Any help wud be highly appreciated...
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Try using session_cache_limiter('nocache') before session_start. This
> will tell the browser not to cache the page.
>
> Regards,
> John Peters
>
(Top posting fixed)
Which the browser can ignore, unfortunately. And even if the browser
doesn't ignore the cache, any of the systems between the client and the
server could cache it.
How I wish it did work properly.
P.S. Please don't top post.
petersprc
Control, Expires, and Pragma headers as below. The 'none' value won't
define any additional cache headers.
Expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT
Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0,
pre-check=0
Pragma: no-cache
sw@bglore
I am not kind of sure as to whethr it is a cache problem.Because wen a
user clicks on 'Log In',he s redirected to login page.If he has
successfully logged in,requird sessions 'n cookies r set and then
redirected back to referring page.At this point,the referrin page
shows the correct user name from session/cookie.
Wen clickin 'Log Out',the control goes to login function,sessions 'n
cookies r reset and then redirectd back to referrin page.At this
point,the referrin page still shows the username 'n not d logged out
status.Y does d cache comes in2 picture durin log out action 'n not
durin login action?
petersprc
petersprc
a situation where it's not, you can try using URL-based sessions or
putting your site under https.
> jstuck...@attglobal.net
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Jerry Stuckle
> On Oct 29, 6:24 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>> petersprc wrote:
>> >
>> > Try using session_cache_limiter('nocache') before session_start. This
>> > will tell the browser not to cache the page.
>> >
>> > Regards,
>> > John Peters
>> >
>>
>> (Top posting fixed)
>>
>> Which the browser can ignore, unfortunately. And even if the browser
>> doesn't ignore the cache, any of the systems between the client and the
>> server could cache it.
>>
>> How I wish it did work properly.
>>
>> P.S. Please don't top post.
>>
> a situation where it's not, you can try using URL-based sessions or
> putting your site under https.
>
(Top posting fixed - again).
Not necessarily. Some do, some don't. And in some cases it depends on
the browser settings. The same is true with https:.
But this should be discussed in alt.html - this is not a PHP problem.
And again - please don't top post. This group uses bottom posting or
interwoven posting.
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petersprc
describe. This is an http issue, not html.
> jstuck...@attglobal.net
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Jerry Stuckle
From someone who can't learn not to top post.
You're right, http is involved. But the nocache command is an html tag
and governs how the browser and hosts operate.
And you really should learn about clients and hosts.
A. Maybe because they're too lazy to go to the end of the message before
posting.
Q. So why do they do it?
A. Because it upsets the flow of the conversation
Q. Why is top posting bad?
A. People who top post.
Q. Who are the most annoying people on usenet?
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petersprc
html tag. See the spec:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.9.1
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/1.0/spec.html#Pragma
You may be thinking of the meta tag which can be used to accomplish
roughly the same thing but is not as reliable.
> You're right, http is involved. But the nocache command is an html tag
> and governs how the browser and hosts operate.
>
> And you really should learn about clients and hosts.
>
> A. Maybe because they're too lazy to go to the end of the message before
> posting.
> Q. So why do they do it?
> A. Because it upsets the flow of the conversation
> Q. Why is top posting bad?
> A. People who top post.
> Q. Who are the most annoying people on usenet?
>
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Jerry Stuckle
>> You're right, http is involved. But the nocache command is an html tag
>> and governs how the browser and hosts operate.
>>
>> And you really should learn about clients and hosts.
>>
>> A. Maybe because they're too lazy to go to the end of the message before
>> posting.
>> Q. So why do they do it?
>> A. Because it upsets the flow of the conversation
>> Q. Why is top posting bad?
>> A. People who top post.
>> Q. Who are the most annoying people on usenet?
>>
> This is incorrect. The no-cache keyword is an http directive not an
> html tag. See the spec:
>
> http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.9.1
> http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/1.0/spec.html#Pragma
>
> You may be thinking of the meta tag which can be used to accomplish
> roughly the same thing but is not as reliable.
>
If you can't learn not to top post, I'm not going to discuss this with
you any further.
As I said before. The standard for this newsgroup is bottom or
interwoven posting. You will get few people to talk to you here if you
continue to top post.
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Jackie Silva
understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic. this has
nothing to do with the OP's question.
--Jackie S
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote
Jeff Gaines
wrote:
>there is no "standard" posting style as long as it's clear and
>understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
>matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic. this
>has nothing to do with the OP's question.
It would be more accurate to say that relative newcomers are unaware of
the conventions, or the reasons for them.
Try a Google for 'netiquette'.
>--Jackie S
There's also a standard for signature separators, you don't meet that
either.
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This is as bad as it can get, but don't bet on it
Rik Wasmus
wrote:
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote
>> As I said before. The standard for this newsgroup is bottom or
>> interwoven
>> posting. You will get few people to talk to you here if you continue to
>> top post.
> understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
> matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic. this
> has
> nothing to do with the OP's question.
Argument has been done over and over again. Do you use OE Quotefix? If
not: install that thingy, it will whip MSOE in shape, acting more like a
standard newsreader, and a lot will become clear.
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Jerry Stuckle
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote
>> As I said before. The standard for this newsgroup is bottom or interwoven
>> posting. You will get few people to talk to you here if you continue to
>> top post.
>
>
>
> there is no "standard" posting style as long as it's clear and
> understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
> matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic.
this has
> nothing to do with the OP's question.
>
> --Jackie S
>
(Top posting fixed)
Yes, there is, and you have to look at each newsgroup. The standard in
this newsgroup is bottom or interwoven posting.
It's a matter of *group* preference, not *individual* preference.
But continue top posting - you won't get a lot of response.
And your comment added absolutely nothing to the conversation - except
to show you don't understand what you're doing.
sw@bglore
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I think tat my problem has gone way out of d picture here.
Anyways, somehow got the problem solved just by including few lines of
code at the point of logout.The IE browser was always takin the copy
of d referrin page frm the cache after logout and not frm the
server.Hence,to bypass d cache,i always appended a parameter to the
referring URL tat has a random values.Tis tuk care tat the browser
always sends a new request to the server for the referring page and ll
display the logged out status.
References : http://www.rgagnon.com/jsdetails/js-0014.html
http://www.crackajax.net/cachebust.php
Jackie Silva
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
your arguments against one posting style are based on the original techical
limitations of usenet.
"Jeff Gaines" <jgaines...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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Jackie Silva
> Argument has been done over and over again.
true, it is a favorite flamewar topic. like emacs vs. vi, or 2 spaces vs. 4
spaces indentation.
Jackie Silva
amateurish way you cut-and-paste quotes together.
there are plenty of posters who use top style in this ng. do you really
think you can convince anyone to use your personal preference, especially
when you can't even quote properly yourself?
--Jackie S
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote
Captain Paralytic
> there are plenty of posters who use top style in this ng.
majority of posters here are sensible.
AnrDaemon
In reply to Your message dated Wednesday, October 31, 2007, 18:48:30,
> there are multiple posting conventions used on usenet. read up:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
> your arguments against one posting style are based on the original techical
> limitations of usenet.
Please don't top-post.
It is hard to read and understand.
Period.
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Jackie Silva
"AnrDaemon" <anrd...@freemail.ru> wrote
Jackie Silva
your posts?
"Captain Paralytic" <paul_l...@yahoo.com> wrote
Jerry Stuckle
> "Jeff Gaines" <jgaines...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:xn0fd3igc...@news.individual.net...
>> On 31/10/2007 in message <13ig9ns...@news.supernews.com> Jackie Silva
>> wrote:
>>
>>> there is no "standard" posting style as long as it's clear and
>>> understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
>>> matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic. this
>>> has nothing to do with the OP's question.
>> It would be more accurate to say that relative newcomers are unaware of
>> the conventions, or the reasons for them.
>>
>> Try a Google for 'netiquette'.
>>
>>
>>> --Jackie S
>> There's also a standard for signature separators, you don't meet that
>> either.
>>
>> --
>> Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
>> This is as bad as it can get, but don't bet on it
>
>
>
> there are multiple posting conventions used on usenet. read up:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
>
> your arguments against one posting style are based on the original
techical
> limitations of usenet.
>
(Top posting fixed)
No, my arguments are based on the STANDARDS OF THIS GROUP.
And idiots who refuse to follow standards don't get many responses in
this group.
Your arguments for top posting are based on being too lazy to scroll to
the bottom of the page before you start posting.
A. Because they're arrogant jerks.
Q. Why do they continue doing it?
A. Because it upsets the normal flow of the conversation.
Q. Why is top posting bad?
A. People who top post.
Q. Why are the most annoying people on usenet?
Jerry Stuckle
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote
>> Yes, there is, and you have to look at each newsgroup. The standard in
>> this newsgroup is bottom or interwoven posting.
>
>
>
> you mis-quoted me in your response! a professional editor would cry
at the
> amateurish way you cut-and-paste quotes together.
>
> there are plenty of posters who use top style in this ng. do you really
> think you can convince anyone to use your personal preference,
especially
> when you can't even quote properly yourself?
>
> --Jackie S
>
Read again. There are very few top posters in this newsgroup. Most
people follow the newsgroup standards.
Right now we have two. And guess who's one of them?
Jerry Stuckle
Paul, I have now come to the conclusion he's a troll.
Rik Wasmus
<jgaines...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> On 31/10/2007 in message <13ig9ns...@news.supernews.com> Jackie
> Silva wrote:
>
>> there is no "standard" posting style as long as it's clear and
>> understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's a
>> matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic. this
>> has nothing to do with the OP's question.
>
> It would be more accurate to say that relative newcomers are unaware of
> the conventions, or the reasons for them.
>
> Try a Google for 'netiquette'.
>
>
>> --Jackie S
>
> There's also a standard for signature separators, you don't meet that
> either.
Actually, by the grace of his broken sig seperator I can still easily
quote his quotes. If it wouldn't be for that I'd have to jump through some
hoops, as his whole quote qould be considered one big signature :)
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Jackie Silva
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
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Jackie Silva
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
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Shelly
Rik, I tried doing the "right" sig for a while but it didn't do work. I'll
do it now and tell me if it works.
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Rik Wasmus
Works perfectly, at least in Opera, dash-dash-space-newline in the source,
so a decent reader should recognize it without any trouble.
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Shelly
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 18:33:08 +0100, Shelly
> <sheldon...@asap-consult.com> wrote:
>> Rik Wasmus wrote:
>>> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 10:09:26 +0100, Jeff Gaines
>>> <jgaines...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 31/10/2007 in message <13ig9ns...@news.supernews.com>
>>>> Jackie Silva wrote:
>>>>> --Jackie S
>>>>
>>>> There's also a standard for signature separators, you don't meet
>>>> that either.
>>>
>>> Actually, by the grace of his broken sig seperator I can still
>>> easily quote his quotes. If it wouldn't be for that I'd have to
>>> jump through some hoops, as his whole quote qould be considered one
>>> big signature :)
>>
>> Rik, I tried doing the "right" sig for a while but it didn't do work.
>> I'll
>> do it now and tell me if it works.
>
> Works perfectly, at least in Opera, dash-dash-space-newline in the
> source, so a decent reader should recognize it without any trouble.
One last question. Did you cut my sig, or was it done automatically? Yours
was done automatically when I hit "Reply Group".
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Good Man
@mid.individual.net:
> Actually, some popular newsreaders will hide the quotes in certain cases.
>
if only they'd fix top-posting
Rik Wasmus
<sheldon...@asap-consult.com> wrote:
Yup, one of the advantages. (Which makes it a pain to quote topposters
with correct sig seperators, fortunately a rare combination)
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Jackie Silva
want to quote the sig.
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JamesCX DiPietro
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Rik Wasmus
wrote:
> there is no automatic way to trim posts.
True for most newsreaders, some of them have settings to strip certain
'levels', some of them let you select (multiple or singel portions of)
text which will be the only quotes on a reply, etc. One should always try
to trim done quotes to the essentials. Quoting everything is almost as bad
is no quote at all
> and there are times when you may
> want to quote the sig.
O sure, I've done that once or twice in my entire usenet usage. Let's trim
signatures automatically for the other 99,999% where they are NOT needed
in the quote.
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Michael Fesser
>there is no automatic way to trim posts.
Good newsreaders are able to automatically remove a properly delimited
sig in the response.
>and there are times when you may
>want to quote the sig.
Nothing easier than that.
Micha
Michael Fesser
>what kind of reading problems are you having?
None anymore. I don't have to read you.
If you offend the regulars in a newsgroup, you shouldn't expect much
help if you should ever need it. We want nothing from you - you want
something from us.
Micha
Jerry Stuckle
Looks good here, Shelly.
Jerry Stuckle
(Top posting fixed)
And exactly where did I misquote you? My quotes of you are *exactly* as
entered.
Jerry Stuckle
> Top posting is preferable in many instances. However, the top posting vs. bottom posting debate is as old as Usenet itself and to this day continues to incite religious wars with each side claiming ultimate supremacy. A better question is why is this debate taking place in a php group?
>
Simple. Because some people refuse to follow established standards for
this newsgroup.
Jackie Silva
"Rik Wasmus" <luiheid...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:14:00 +0100, Jackie Silva <marit...@yahoo.com>
Good Man
news:13ih8uj...@news.supernews.com:
> there are multiple posting conventions used on usenet. read up:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
yeah but really, in a PROBLEM BASED newsgroup such as this, its helpful to
jump into any post and read in order a) problem b) comments c) solution
not
a) solution
b) comments
c) problem
Not that you're actually trying to help people solve problems here.
Jerry Stuckle
Stuff it, troll.
Jackie Silva
contribution to it helps anyone is seriously misguided.
why are you posting if you don't plan on reading the reply?
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Rik Wasmus
<ibra...@cdgzone.com> wrote:
> Stuckle is an old hand at the troll business. You may as well add him to
> your killfile.
Just a few remarkt before I set this whole offtopic thread to ignore:
- There certainly is a non-binding, not enforced, though highly preferred
way of posting in this group.
- I think it's quite quaint a M. DiPietro en M. (Mrs/Ms, seems 'Jackie'
can be either) accuse one of the most regular on-topic posters with some
real knowledge of trolling. I confess I haven't search religiously, but I
can't find a truly usefull on topic post in this group from either of
those two.
- I totally agree with Jerry, but I'm more of a pessimist: I'll ask once
or twice nicely, and then quietly ignore those who still refuse to make it
easier for the reader to help them with their problems. I just don't feel
the need to announce that publicly. Jerry on the other hand still believes
those people can be persuaded (well, yeah, and has a little issue about
being right, and acknowledged, then again, he usually _is_ right).
So far from me, thread on ignore including some top-posters, I wish you
all a happy, albeit useless, discussion without end.
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Rik Wasmus
wrote:
> "Rik Wasmus" <luiheid...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:op.t02qz...@metallium.lan...
>> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:14:00 +0100, Jackie Silva <marit...@yahoo.com>
>> Quoting everything is almost as bad is no quote at all
Topposter almost always do... Have you read your own replies?
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Jackie Silva
http://www.fontbonne.edu/academics/resourcespolicies/academicintegrity.htm
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Jackie Silva
post. if you believe you've invented an algorithm that does so, then share
it with us.
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
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Michael Fesser
>your sig is broken.
You can't tell because I don't have a sig. If I would, it would be
_below_ my name, because my short name and sometimes some greetings
are part of my messages.
>and your assumption that this flamefest and your
>contribution to it helps anyone is seriously misguided.
It helps to learn more about people like you.
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
JamesCX DiPietro
There are 6 possible combinations of posting styles, all of which you'll see preferred by various users on this group and Usenet. You would be hard-pressed to call this any kind of standard or universal preference.
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Michael Fesser
>There are 6 possible combinations of posting styles
There are _a lot_ more. Posting style is not only about quoting. In some
other groups it's also about the posting name, the use of emoticons and
many more things.
>all of which you'll
>see preferred by various users on this group and Usenet. You would be
>hard-pressed to call this any kind of standard or universal preference.
If you would know a bit more about Usenet, then you would see that every
hierarchy, often every single group has its own rules and conventions,
like any society. These rules are made by the regulars and often have
evolved over the years.
And it doesn't really matter what the single average user prefers. What
matters are the group's regulars, because they are the ones who spend
their own time to help others voluntarily and keep the group alive.
Remember: You should never bite the hand that feeds you.
EOT for me
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
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Michael Fesser
>You're missing the point. The folks in this newsgroup have used and
>favored varied posting styles for years. You're way too late to try to
>change that. What you're actually looking for is a moderated newsgroup
>which c.l.p. is not.
I don't think you're in the position to make such claims. Have you ever
contributed to this group in any kind except for your 9 OT postings in
this thread?
EOT, Fup2 poster
Micha
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Jerry Stuckle
Rik,
I've given up on the troll. You can lead a horticulture, but you can't
make her think.
Michael Fesser
>Just read the newsgroup's charter for once. Varied posting styles are
>allowed. Your incessant trolling is not.
You want to read the charter again or post the parts that you think
support your claim.
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/3fc8190b2f274aee
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/87d55e587b6933c1
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JamesCX DiPietro
For folks like Fesser who are too lazy to look it up, here it is:
RESULT
unmoderated group comp.lang.php passes 177:11
There were 177 YES votes and 11 NO votes, for a total of 188 valid votes.
There were 2 abstains and 11 invalid ballots.
For group passage, YES votes must be at least 2/3 of all valid (YES and NO)
votes. There also must be at least 100 more YES votes than NO votes.
There is a five day discussion period after these results are posted. If no
serious allegations of voting irregularities are raised, the moderator of
news.announce.newgroups will create the group shortly thereafter.
Newsgroups line:
comp.lang.php PHP, server side scripting.
Voting closed at 23:59:59 UTC, 30 Jun 2002.
[ Votetaker remarks: This was a re-vote. The first vote was cancelled due
to the distribution of pre-marked ballots. ]
This vote was conducted by a neutral third party. Questions about the
proposed group should be directed to the proponent.
Proponent: Ian Fette <ife...@comcast.net>
Votetaker: David E. Smith <d...@technopagan.org>
RATIONALE: comp.lang.php
An alt.php newsgroup currently exists and is well used, and there is also
an alt.comp.lang.php group in existence. Not all servers carry alt.*
newsgroups, however, essentially splitting the PHP Usenet community.
Almost all news servers carry the comp.lang.* groups, which would make the
group more accessible to users, in addition to unifying the two "Usenet
PHP factions." Furthermore, every respected programming language has a
group under comp.lang.*. PHP has matured into a respected (and powerful)
language widely in use. As such, a group in the comp.lang.* hierarchy
seems appropriate at this time. Finally, posts in comp.lang.* groups are
retained longer than posts in alt.* groups on many servers, another reason
that a switch to a comp.lang.* group would benefit the PHP community.
CHARTER: comp.lang.php
comp.lang.php is intended to be a global forum for the discussion of
issues involving PHP. The ultimate goal is to create a relaxed yet helpful
environment in which people can seek answers to general questions about
PHP, specific questions regarding specific PHP functions or code snippets,
or topical questions.
The posting of binaries is generally frowned upon. When posting a specific
question about a piece of code or a function that you are having a problem
with, please include in your post a section of code as small as possible
that illustrates the problem you are having.
A group alt.php.sql also currently exists, but is less frequently used
than alt.php. Since database connectivity is a large part of PHP, it will
be considered topical in comp.lang.php. A comp.lang.php.sql is not deemed
necessary at the current point in time, however may be proposed at a later
point should the need arise.
END CHARTER.
DISTRIBUTION:
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alandrums~yahoo.com Alan
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andy~microwinder.com Andrew Conner
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bpalmer~leland.stanford.edu Brian Palmer
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bt~csfps.de Volker Borchert
btpoole~nortelnetworks.com Benjamin Poole</FONT>
bwm~bwm.org.uk Barry Martin
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chc~alussinan.org Christophe Cuq
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chris~stallion.oz.au Christopher Biggs
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chuck~cycletourist.com Chuck Anderson
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Humphrey.Clerx~eurocontrol.int Humphrey Clerx
ian.michael~impub.co.uk Ian Michael
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ifette~comcast.net Ian Fette
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spence~panix.com Michael D. Spence
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JamesCX DiPietro (cdgzone at gmail.com)
Michael Fesser
>Here are some of your recent posts.
Don't tell me what I've posted, I know that. I also know that some of it
was OT. So what?
(Hint: You might want to learn how to post proper message IDs and not
just these proprietary Google Groups IDs).
>Do you honestly think arguing with Stuckle about your Usenet headers is
>a good example of staying on topic? I'm not surprised he's involved in
>that one as well.
Some OT threads _always_ happen in _every_ group, that's Usenet. As long
as you keep the noise low and contribute to the group most of the time,
no one will blame you.
And BTW: What does it help in order to keep OT noise low if you ignore a
suggested FollowUp? If you still think you have something to say to me,
drop me an email.
Fup2 poster (2nd try)
Micha
Jackie Silva
don't even know what means i guess. read the usenet signature convention
rfc.
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:97lhi3pn8bq1mkora...@4ax.com...
Michael Fesser
>The charter is perfectly clear. You should read it and understand it
>before you try arguing against it.
>
>For folks like Fesser who are too lazy to look it up, here it is:
I also have a first name.
>RESULT
> unmoderated group comp.lang.php passes 177:11
Sweety, I asked for the _charter_, not the entire CFV result. Too lazy
to trim a post? Let me do it for you. Stripped to the relevant part:
>CHARTER: comp.lang.php
>[...]
>The posting of binaries is generally frowned upon. When posting a specific
>question about a piece of code or a function that you are having a problem
>with, please include in your post a section of code as small as possible
>that illustrates the problem you are having.
>[...]
>END CHARTER.
Now where does it talk about posting style or trolling?
Nowhere.
Now please stop that.
OT, Fup2 poster
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
> was OT. So what?
Admitting that you are part of the problem is the first step toward recovery.
>
> (Hint: You might want to learn how to post proper message IDs and not
> just these proprietary Google Groups IDs).
URLs are not proprietary and are actually more accessible in general than message IDs.
>>Do you honestly think arguing with Stuckle about your Usenet headers is
>>a good example of staying on topic? I'm not surprised he's involved in
>>that one as well.
>
> Some OT threads _always_ happen in _every_ group, that's Usenet. As long
> as you keep the noise low and contribute to the group most of the time,
> no one will blame you.
You are a habitual offender.
> And BTW: What does it help in order to keep OT noise low if you ignore a
> suggested FollowUp? If you still think you have something to say to me,
> drop me an email.
I'm not going to email you. This is a public discussion group.
> Fup2 poster (2nd try)
> Micha
--
Michael Fesser
>your name is at the bottom of every post you make and is your signature. you
>don't even know what means i guess. read the usenet signature convention
>rfc.
You want to show me that RFC and the part where it defines what the
content of a sig should be.
Where I come from, the introduction line, any greetings and the name
belong to the message, it's like a frame around it (and not just in
Usenet postings, but in every letter). The sig is just an appendix with
arbitrary content (like in this case). Often it's seen as kind of a
business card for example. You can use it, but you don't have to.
At least my sig is ontopic ...
Micha
--
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JamesCX DiPietro
Interestingly, you've unintenionally provided a good example of how interleaved posting can make things less clear when you do it in a sloppy manner.
--
JamesCX DiPietro (cdgzone at gmail.com)
Jackie Silva
> content of a sig should be.
are you too lazy to even google it? it's the first hit!! lol
i see you now have fixed your sig. good job.
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:g90ii3tivc5mcu2uf...@4ax.com...
Jackie Silva
hurrah!
does your post mean you are taking up gardening as a hobby instead?
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
news:69WdnfZqgYEwbrXa...@comcast.com...
Jackie Silva
"Good Man" <he...@letsgo.com> wrote in message
news:Xns99DA96DA78...@216.196.97.131...
> "Jackie Silva" <marit...@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:13ih8uj...@news.supernews.com:
>
>> there are multiple posting conventions used on usenet. read up:
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
>
> yeah but really, in a PROBLEM BASED newsgroup such as this, its helpful to
> jump into any post and read in order a) problem b) comments c) solution
>
> not
>
> a) solution
> b) comments
> c) problem
>
>
> Not that you're actually trying to help people solve problems here.
>
>
Michael Fesser
>Michael Fesser <net...@gmx.de> wrote:
>
>> (Hint: You might want to learn how to post proper message IDs and not
>> just these proprietary Google Groups IDs).
>
>URLs are not proprietary
These proprietary IDs belong to Google. They just have to change their
indexing algorithm and the IDs are gone. The real message IDs are
platform- and system-independent, they are defined by an official
standard (RFC).
>and are actually more accessible in general than message IDs.
Depends on the newsreader.
>> Some OT threads _always_ happen in _every_ group, that's Usenet. As long
>> as you keep the noise low and contribute to the group most of the time,
>> no one will blame you.
>
>You are a habitual offender.
Trolls always start flaming when they run out of arguments. You
perfectly fit into that category.
>> And BTW: What does it help in order to keep OT noise low if you ignore a
>> suggested FollowUp? If you still think you have something to say to me,
>> drop me an email.
>
>I'm not going to email you. This is a public discussion group.
This discussion is OT here. It's a long-standing Usenet convention to
set a follow-up to a more appropriate group or to private mail if a
discussion goes too OT. Only trolls ignore such follow-ups _multiple
times_. So you also want to read about netiquette.
Fup2 poster (3rd try)
Micha
Michael Fesser
>What you posted is incomplete. Read the actual charter in its entirety.
The other parts were irrelevant to the issue. But since you asked for
it:
>comp.lang.php is intended to be a global forum for the discussion of
>issues involving PHP. The ultimate goal is to create a relaxed yet helpful
>environment in which people can seek answers to general questions about
>PHP, specific questions regarding specific PHP functions or code snippets,
>or topical questions.
>
>The posting of binaries is generally frowned upon. When posting a specific
>question about a piece of code or a function that you are having a problem
>with, please include in your post a section of code as small as possible
>that illustrates the problem you are having.
>
>A group alt.php.sql also currently exists, but is less frequently used
>than alt.php. Since database connectivity is a large part of PHP, it will
>be considered topical in comp.lang.php. A comp.lang.php.sql is not deemed
>necessary at the current point in time, however may be proposed at a later
>point should the need arise.
To repeat my question: Where does it talk about posting style or
trolling?
Micha
Michael Fesser
>> You want to show me that RFC and the part where it defines what the
>> content of a sig should be.
>
>are you too lazy to even google it? it's the first hit!! lol
In your fantasy. There's no "usenet signature convention" RFC. Some RFCs
mention the delimiter or the recommended size of a sig, but that's it.
>i see you now have fixed your sig. good job.
*ROFL*
One time you complain about my name at the bottom of the posting, in
another case it's OK just because it's followed(!) by a sig? What a
lunatic are you?
Micha
Michael Fesser
>learn how to use the threading feature in your newsreader. it's very handy.
This has nothing to do with the issue of top quoting, which is like
posting a bunch of answers above a bunch of questions - you don't know
what belongs where.
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
> .oO(JamesCX DiPietro)
>
>>Michael Fesser <net...@gmx.de> wrote:
>>
>>> (Hint: You might want to learn how to post proper message IDs and not
>>> just these proprietary Google Groups IDs).
>>
>>URLs are not proprietary
>
> These proprietary IDs belong to Google. They just have to change their
> indexing algorithm and the IDs are gone. The real message IDs are
> platform- and system-independent, they are defined by an official
> standard (RFC).
>>and are actually more accessible in general than message IDs.
>
> Depends on the newsreader.
What you don't know is that most news servers retain messages for less than 6 months. Google's web-accessible archive goes back 20 years. There are far more users with web access than NNTP access. Even users with NNTP access can have trouble even accessing a news: link.
>>> Some OT threads _always_ happen in _every_ group, that's Usenet. As long
>>> as you keep the noise low and contribute to the group most of the time,
>>> no one will blame you.
>>
>>You are a habitual offender.
>
> Trolls always start flaming when they run out of arguments. You
Your history of off-topic posting speaks for itself.
> perfectly fit into that category.
>>> And BTW: What does it help in order to keep OT noise low if you ignore a
>>> suggested FollowUp? If you still think you have something to say to me,
>>> drop me an email.
>>
>>I'm not going to email you. This is a public discussion group.
>
> This discussion is OT here. It's a long-standing Usenet convention to
> set a follow-up to a more appropriate group or to private mail if a
> discussion goes too OT. Only trolls ignore such follow-ups _multiple
> times_. So you also want to read about netiquette.
Again, I'm not emailing you. I don't need any more spam.
> Fup2 poster (3rd try)
> Micha
--
Jackie Silva
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2646.html
There is a convention in Usenet news of using "-- " as the separator
line between the body and the signature of a message. When
generating a Format=Flowed message containing a Usenet-style
separator before the signature, the separator line is sent as-is.
This is a special case; an (optionally quoted) line consisting of
DASH DASH SP is not considered flowed.
lol.. what a maroon!
can't you fix your sig permanently? lol
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:4c3ii3lebue2si81c...@4ax.com...
Michael Fesser
>read it and weep:
>
>http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2646.html
Section 4.3 is entirely about the sig delimiter, not its content.
>lol.. what a maroon!
>
>can't you fix your sig permanently? lol
Why should I fix something that I don't have at all? Or do you want me
to add a sig just for the sake of it? OK, here we go.
Micha
--
Jackie Silva
place for you.
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:9k3ii3hfrmb3s7f66...@4ax.com...
Michael Fesser
>Michael Fesser <net...@gmx.de> wrote:
>> .oO(JamesCX DiPietro)
>>
>>>and are actually more accessible in general than message IDs.
>>
>> Depends on the newsreader.
>
>What you don't know is that most news servers retain messages for less
>than 6 months.
I know that (we even seem to post on the same server ...)
>Google's web-accessible archive goes back 20 years. There are far more
>users with web access than NNTP access. Even users with NNTP access can
>have trouble even accessing a news: link.
That was not the point. Of course articles expire on newsservers. But
the only thing, that _uniquely_ identifies a posting forever is its
message ID.
While Google Groups is currently the biggest and most important Usenet
archive (R.I.P. DejaNews), it's not the only one. And other archives
don't care about the Google IDs. Google may vanish some day, but the
postings are still there - accessible by their message IDs.
>> Trolls always start flaming when they run out of arguments. You
>
>Your history of off-topic posting speaks for itself.
To make such a claim you would have to read all of my postings from the
last years. There are more than 12.000 of them ... good luck.
>> This discussion is OT here. It's a long-standing Usenet convention to
>> set a follow-up to a more appropriate group or to private mail if a
>> discussion goes too OT. Only trolls ignore such follow-ups _multiple
>> times_. So you also want to read about netiquette.
>
>Again, I'm not emailing you. I don't need any more spam.
Then maybe we should move to something like alt.flame?
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
The charter defines an environment where users can post questions. Habitual trolls like Stuckle get a thrill from causing disruption.
Here's some choice coresspondences:
Stuckle: "[...] the insults are because you are too stoopid to understand anything else, Tony. People around here are laughing at you. Your stoopidity is beyond comprehension by anyone with any intellect."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/16a23b561f73ce71
Stuckle: "This is really funny. You're totally ignorant, but trying to give advice. I'd recommend you stick your head back up your ass where it normally is."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/9c040a0e05c99bf9
Stuckle: "[...] you are too stoopid to understand an intelligent conversation."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/8073a9d58543dbb6
Stuckle: "Why don't you just mind your own business, asshole."
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.php/msg/0ffbcaf7cf860807
Correspondence between Fesser and Stuckle:
Fesser: "I was just posting my opinion and you're offending me again without any reason. Forgot your pills again?"
[...]
Stuckle: "No, you're arguing from your normal asinine position. We can only hope that one of these days reality will find you."
[...]
Fesser: "You didn't say anything useful at all, nor did you post any facts. You just can't accept that you were proven wrong, that's the whole point."
These clowns just go on and on.
In any case, the charter doesn't mandate any one particular posting style as
some charters might. It creates a diverse user base instead.
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Jerry Stuckle
> .oO(JamesCX DiPietro)
Micha
Forget it. I had a friend who works for the FBI Computer lab run some
of the posts here through their text analysis program. There is > 80%
chance this is the same troll who was on alt.php a couple of weeks ago.
He hasn't been able to get any responses to his tirades over there, so
he came here.
Additional info - there is no record of his name or email account
anywhere in Google. He created them just to troll this group and get a
rise out of people here.
Ignore him - he can't stand being ignored.
JamesCX DiPietro
This is exactly why hand-editing quotes can lead to distortions. I'm not surprised Stuckle doesn't even know what he's doing wrong. Haphazardly re-arranging text within quoted excerpts is a breach of most writing guidelines.
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Jackie Silva <marit...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> i suggest you read this and learn how to properly quote a source -
> http://www.fontbonne.edu/academics/resourcespolicies/academicintegrity.htm
>
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:raWdnTS07OEjULXa...@comcast.com...
>> Jackie Silva wrote:
>>> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
>>> news:apKdndXjGeYPKbXa...@comcast.com...
>>>> Jackie Silva wrote:
>>>>> "Jeff Gaines" <jgaines...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>>> news:xn0fd3igc...@news.individual.net...
>>>>>> On 31/10/2007 in message <13ig9ns...@news.supernews.com> Jackie
>>>>>> Silva wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> there is no "standard" posting style as long as it's clear and
>>>>>>> understandable! top-posting is fine. bottom-posting is good too. it's
>>>>>>> a matter of individual preference.... your whining is way off-topic.
>>>>>>> this has nothing to do with the OP's question.
>>>>>> It would be more accurate to say that relative newcomers are unaware
>>>>>> of the conventions, or the reasons for them.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Try a Google for 'netiquette'.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> --Jackie S
>>>>>> There's also a standard for signature separators, you don't meet that
>>>>>> either.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
>>>>>> This is as bad as it can get, but don't bet on it
>>>>>
>>>>> there are multiple posting conventions used on usenet. read up:
>>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
>>>>>
>>>>> your arguments against one posting style are based on the original
>>>> techical
>>>>> limitations of usenet.
>>>>>
>>>> (Top posting fixed)
>>>>
>>>> No, my arguments are based on the STANDARDS OF THIS GROUP.
>>>>
>>>> And idiots who refuse to follow standards don't get many responses in
>>>> this group.
>>>>
>>>> Your arguments for top posting are based on being too lazy to scroll to
>>>> the bottom of the page before you start posting.
>>>>
>>>> A. Because they're arrogant jerks.
>>>> Q. Why do they continue doing it?
>>>> A. Because it upsets the normal flow of the conversation.
>>>> Q. Why is top posting bad?
>>>> A. People who top post.
>>>> Q. Why are the most annoying people on usenet?
>>>>
>>>>
>> > why do you insist on misquoting people when you respond?
>> >
>>
>> (Top posting fixed)
>>
>> And exactly where did I misquote you? My quotes of you are *exactly* as
>> entered.
Jerry Stuckle
I didn't think of it at the time, but maybe they're both the same troll.
I'll have to have my friend run Jackie Silva's posts through his
analyzer, also, when he has time.
JamesCX DiPietro
> While Google Groups is currently the biggest and most important Usenet
> archive (R.I.P. DejaNews), it's not the only one. And other archives
> don't care about the Google IDs. Google may vanish some day, but the
> postings are still there - accessible by their message IDs.
URLs are the universally preferred hyperlinking standard. Get used to it.
> To make such a claim you would have to read all of my postings from the
> last years. There are more than 12.000 of them ... good luck.
That would be considered cruel and unusual punishment in most places. I looked at what Google says are some your recent posts which are chock full of OT nonsense.
Jackie Silva
FORMAT AGAIN
"Michael Fesser" <net...@gmx.de> wrote in message
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JamesCX DiPietro
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Jerry Stuckle <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> Read again. There are very few top posters in this newsgroup. Most
> people follow the newsgroup standards.
>
> Right now we have two. And guess who's one of them?
Michael Fesser
>OMG, you are an embarrasment. YOUR SIG IS STILL BROKEN. lmao... READ THE
>FORMAT AGAIN
My sig was correct. Empty, but correct.
Micha
Michael Fesser
>Michael Fesser <net...@gmx.de> wrote:
>
>> To make such a claim you would have to read all of my postings from the
>> last years. There are more than 12.000 of them ... good luck.
>
>That would be considered cruel and unusual punishment in most places. I
>looked at what Google says are some your recent posts which are chock
>full of OT nonsense.
You're boring. Please leave and die. TIA
*plonk*
Micha
JamesCX DiPietro
> I had a friend who works for the FBI Computer lab run some
> of the posts here through their text analysis program. There is > 80%
> chance this is the same troll who was on alt.php a couple of weeks ago.
Ahha, so your imaginary friend at the FBI crime lab dropped his important work hunting down terrorists and lent you his supercomputers for a few hours to run a text analysis on the posts in this newsgroup. Of course, that's totally plausible.
Planet Stuckleville must be an interesting place.
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JamesCX DiPietro (cdgzone at gmail.com)
> Michael Fesser wrote:
>> .oO(JamesCX DiPietro)
>
>
> Micha
>
> Forget it. I had a friend who works for the FBI Computer lab run some
> of the posts here through their text analysis program. There is > 80%
>
JamesCX DiPietro
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Jackie Silva
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstu...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
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JamesCX DiPietro
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