I hate it when sticky threads are overdone, but this one really should be made sticky .... maybe even permanently
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...0&pagenumber=2
Hats off to RealNickyDude!
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I hate it when sticky threads are overdone, but this one really should be made sticky .... maybe even permanently
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...0&pagenumber=2
Hats off to RealNickyDude!
We actually have code snippets and the ability to upload code and other resources on a site that is associated with VBForums. This is at www.codeguru.com/vb
Hmmmm.... Interesting.... I get a 40 error when I click on the link.....Quote:
Originally posted by brad jones
We actually have code snippets and the ability to upload code and other resources on a site that is associated with VBForums. This is at www.codeguru.com/VB/.
I used to remember that working.... have things moved around?
Now wait a minute this worked??? http://www.codeguru.com/vb/
OKaaaaaay... is seems that VB is not the same as vb...... must be case sensitive.....
I fixed my message. I let the VBForums automatically convert my link. I included /. at the end of my URL which it thought was part of it. The period was for the end of the sentence. Oops. URL is not changed to www.codeguru.com/vb .
Brad!
At first I though it was a problem of '/' and '.' too... but when I typed codeguru.com/vb (or even codeguru.com/vb/) it came up fine, but if I used codeguru.com/VB (or codeguru.com/VB/) I got 404..... I just thought it was weird.....Quote:
Originally posted by brad jones
I fixed my message. I let the VBForums automatically convert my link. I included /. at the end of my URL which it thought was part of it. The period was for the end of the sentence. Oops. URL is not changed to www.codeguru.com/vb .
Brad!
But anyways, it's all good now.
You are correct. I spoke too soon. CodeGuru is actually hosted on a unix machine, so the case of the URL matters.
You've identified a good little fix that I'll need to make.... :)
Brad!