I cant really think of a reason why I couldn't pesist all my data from
the previous post first, before applying the repost . Logically, if
you think about it as a container of storage... the data just posted
should be applied against the data which the user just posted directly
before.
agreed?
On Jan 9, 12:36 am, "jonKush...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> I cant really think of a reason why I couldn't pesist all my data from
> the previous post first, before applying the repost . Logically, if
> you think about it as a container of storage... the data just posted
> should be applied against the data which the user just posted directly
> before.
>
> agreed?
I think its safe to say a Session gets applied before a Post :) Duh.
jonKushner@gmail.com wrote:
> On Jan 9, 12:36 am, "jonKush...@gmail.com"
> wrote:
>> I cant really think of a reason why I couldn't pesist all my data from
>> the previous post first, before applying the repost . Logically, if
>> you think about it as a container of storage... the data just posted
>> should be applied against the data which the user just posted directly
>> before.
>>
>> agreed?
>
> I think its safe to say a Session gets applied before a Post :) Duh.
Hi Jon,
I honestly have no clue what you mean.
What are you describing excactly and what is the problem?
Are you trying to avoid double postings because people hit refresh on
their browser maybe? (Guessing here)
Regards,
Erwin Moller
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:36:49 +0100, jonKushner@gmail.com
> I cant really think of a reason why I couldn't pesist all my data from
> the previous post first, before applying the repost . Logically, if
> you think about it as a container of storage... the data just posted
> should be applied against the data which the user just posted directly
> before.
It's quite obscure what it is you mean....
Do you per chance talk about 'a user is logged/timed out at the moment he
does a post, he can log in there, and on a succesfull login his previous
post gets applied?'
--
Rik Wasmus
On Jan 9, 1:35 am, "Rik Wasmus"
> On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:36:49 +0100, jonKush...@gmail.com
>
>
> > I cant really think of a reason why I couldn't pesist all my data from
> > the previous post first, before applying the repost . Logically, if
> > you think about it as a container of storage... the data just posted
> > should be applied against the data which the user just posted directly
> > before.
>
> It's quite obscure what it is you mean....
>
> Do you per chance talk about 'a user is logged/timed out at the moment he
> does a post, he can log in there, and on a succesfull login his previous
> post gets applied?'
> --
> Rik Wasmus
Yeah, thats pretty much it. I had gotten myself confused, and
apparently everyone else. I am dealing with various sets of data that
get applied to a user at various states , and I was just unclear at
the moment about whether or not to apply posting data before other
datasets; (i.e. the session). It really was quite silly.