| Re: Does PHP have a way to pass form data to a remote script? [message #180688 is a reply to message #180686] |
Sun, 10 March 2013 13:23  |
Jerry Stuckle
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On 3/10/2013 12:07 AM, padam wrote:
> Nice blanket statement. The code is clear, concise and works effectively well for the situation described in the original post.
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> Your inability to understand his requirements is _your_ burden to carry, it is not mine and it is not his.
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> Reminder: if there were anything wrong with the code, be it syntax, concept, implementation, etc: you'd have specifically pointed such out (because apparently, your ego is the only important element in this discussion). But, as we can all see, you didn't and it's crystal clear why.
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> Lastly, the Google Groups comment only serves to expose your own ignorance. As if the medium used for communication in some way dictates anything regarding content/quality. Usually when someone's condescending, it's because they at least have _somewhat_ of a reason to be. In this case, the exact opposite is true. There was absolutely no substance to _any_ part of that _entire_ post.
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Exactly what I would expect from someone who refuses to follow newsgroup
guidelines.
To start - the code is crap, with minimal error checking and suppression
of potential errors. It assumes you are posting data to a remote URL,
and the source of that data is a POST, that all the data posted to the
current page (and nothing else) is to be posted to the remote site. I
could go on, but I won't. It does NOT solve the user's problem - but
you're too stoopid to understand that. It's probably something you
copied from some site on the internet, but don't even understand what
you posted.
And the Google Groups comment is right on, as you post once again
proved. The members of this and other newsgroups have seen the results
provided by Google Groupies. They are almost universally bad - but
usually not nearly as bad as the crap you posted.
I see why you use a 'nym. I'd be embarrassed to post this crap under my
real name, also.
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