did anyone notice the debug stuff that comes up when you post.

[Mirada]

I just noticed that who ever designed the site left up the debugging info on the screen that comes up after you post.


i am sorry I am web develper and I notice these types of things.

[JANDJ]

I was wondering what that was. Thanks

[Doug Wilson]

None of this was happening to me until I switched from my local ISP to msn. Problems everywhere, but not quite as bad as when I had aol. I hate these guys trying to invade my computer!

[JANDJ]

MSN sux!!!!!!!

[Mirada]

Look in the upper right hand corner after you press submit when you reply.

You will see
made it here:L1
made it here:L2

think of it as a web developers way of finding and oil leak.

Sometimes when making a dynamic web site you have to find out where things are going and the best way to do it is to have something write to that place then you can say oh there it is.

One time a program that in one of the uncommonly used functions I put a text box that shows up and says "This freaking thing worked". Since it was a behind the scences thing that normally would not show up on the users desk top, I needed to see if it worked or not. sort of having a light that blinks when a certain cylinder misfires.

See you guys think this programming stuff is a giberish but all it is really is just making an imaginary engine. I give it fuel air and a spark and the motor starts. I give a program a name, number, and a color and it makes a web site. I give it higher number it makes a different web site. I give a motor more air it gets more power.

Ok post is already too long. and that is your website lesson of the day

[JANDJ]

Very interesting! OK can you make the a$%&*)e from AT&T show up now?

[TravisC]

Originally posted by Mirada
I just noticed that who ever designed the site left up the debugging info on the screen that comes up after you post.


i am sorry I am web develper and I notice these types of things.

I posted this same thing a while back, but noone really caught on.

Oh well, at least some understand (if those are in fact debugging messages).