Page Refreshing..

[ArmyNation.Net]

How Do I Stop People From Refreshing Pages On My Website..

I Know There Has To Be A Logical Way Of Doing This...

I Would Of Had A Friend Do This.. But He Wants 20$ To Write "a 40 line code" LOL...

[vaaaska]

I'll do it for $19 bucks. ;)

[ArmyNation.Net]

Ill Honestly Give You 5$ PayPal. It Cant Be That Hard....

[Weedpacket]

Maybe Not, But My Time Is Frankly More Valuable Than That Of A McDonald's Server - Which Is One Reason Why McDonald's Funds Scholarships And Training Programmes For Its Wait Staff: So That They Are Worth More. Looking At My Latest Quoted Rate And Doing The Currency Conversion (You're In Trouble At The Moment With The U.S. Dollar Being Worth So Little) 5USD Would Get You About Seven And A Half Minutes' Work Out Of Me, And Since I Charge In 15-Minute Increments You'd Need At Least 10USD To Even Get Me Started.

And I Should Remind You That Job Postings Are Disallowed On These Forums For Legal Reasons.

Welcome To The Real World, Where Capital Letters Are Used At The Start Of Sentences, For Acronyms, Proper Nouns And The First Person Singular. Not Every Single Word On The Page.

[ArmyNation.Net]

No Problem, I Figured It Out Myself.

For All Who Want To Know How I Did It:

1) Make A Encrypted Unix Timestamp
2) Add It To Each Link.
3) If The Users' Timestamp Is The Same, And Their On The Same Page, Then die("Error.");

Viola.


Also, I Capitolize Every Letter For A Reason, Its Proven That In Typing You Have A Less Chance To Skip Lines And/Or Words When You Capitolize Every Word, Becuase It Is Harder To Read And Requires More Concentration.

It Is Also Proven, That You Absorb The Information Faster.

On Another Note, Sorry For Breakin The Rules. And There Was No Reason For Telling Us You Work At Mcdonalds.

[Weedpacket]

It doesn't help your spelling or punctuation, though.

Cite your source; the one that says it requires more work and is faster at the same time (of course it's more work! It's a bloody pain to read!).

It is a brilliant idea, though. Everyone should write like that all the time. YouRealise,OfCourse,ThatOnceWeCapitaliseEveryWordWeWouldn'tNeedSpacesAnyMoreToSeparateWords,BecauseTheCapitalLettersDoThatForUsAlready.

And, even though I did capitalise every word (so that you would pay more attention and absorb the information faster) you didn't actually understand the first sentence of what I wrote. But then, I'm not surprised.

[laserlight]

Also, I Capitolize Every Letter For A Reason, Its Proven That In Typing You Have A Less Chance To Skip Lines And/Or Words When You Capitolize Every Word, Becuase It Is Harder To Read And Requires More Concentration.
... until you get used to reading words that have been capitalised this way.

Or maybe not, since it is conjectured that the reason why disclaimers of warranty and limitations of liability are often written fully capitalised is not to make them prominent, but to make them invisible to those who simply cannot adjust to reading such text.

[Shrike]

Originally posted by ArmyNation.Net
No Problem, I Figured It Out Myself.

For All Who Want To Know How I Did It:

1) Make A Encrypted Unix Timestamp
2) Add It To Each Link.
3) If The Users' Timestamp Is The Same, And Their On The Same Page, Then die("Error.");

Viola.

How on Earth is that supposed to prevent page reloading? And also why bother encrypting the timestamp? For that matter how would you know it's the same user? I think you should have paid the 20 bucks :)

[vaaaska]

My oh my...

First of all, I'm far more curious where all this Baloney About Capitalizing Words Came From. Sorry, but it's not true because the mind is programmed to pause at capitals - it's more difficult to read the way you have it.

I wonder how...eons of typographers have had it wrong all these years?

You're counter-bid of $5 was generous, thanks for sending me a PM, but when I converted that into euros it fell just shy of what I can afford to pay third world laborers.

[Weedpacket]

Originally posted by vaaaska
it's more difficult to read the way you have it. But don't you see? That's the whole point! "It Is Harder To Read And Requires More Concentration".

Apparently this is a good thing.

No Longer Do You Have To Practice Your Own Command Of The Language So That People Can Understand What You Mean To Begin With. Just Write In All Capitols And It Doesn't Matter How Bad Your Writing Is. They'll Just Absorb It Faster!

AndLikeISuggest: RemoveSpacesAndMakeItHarderStill!

The reality of couse is more likely to be "Nah, can't be bothered to read this fugly ****e....next post."

[Weedpacket]

Originally posted by laserlight
Or maybe not, since it is conjectured that the reason why disclaimers of warranty and limitations of liability are often written fully capitalised is not to make them prominent, but to make them invisible to those who simply cannot adjust to reading such text. I thought it was just genetic. "Oh, just #include<std_disclaimer.h> from the GPL and leave it at that" :)

[Agirre]

For that matter how would you know it's the same user?The IP address, I guess.

[Sgarissta]

Originally posted by Agirre
The IP address, I guess.

Hope noone is on a corporate lan, behind a firewall, or using a proxy server!

[Agirre]

Originally posted by Sgarissta
Hope noone is on a corporate lan, behind a firewall, or using a proxy server! Indeed, it's a doubtful way.

[planetsim]

1) Make A Encrypted Unix Timestamp
2) Add It To Each Link.
3) If The Users' Timestamp Is The Same, And Their On The Same Page, Then die("Error.");


Why use die for? Also using die with just Error? That tells the user nothing, could mean they destroyed the server, they got blocked anything. If i got that message id never return to the site again.

[Weedpacket]

Originally posted by planetsim
If i got that message id never return to the site again. Well, that's you not refreshing the page any more, then!

[Bunkermaster]

gah, capital letters


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