Nevermind..

Update to this post about fixing the comments. I figured out what I had done wrong. I put the blogitemnumber in quotes in the template (Right after the “javascript:aspcomments”) after I had already left a comment. The comment got stuck in the database with the wrong blogid, since the javascript rounded it 17 digits and then added a zero to the end. So instead of leaving comments on the id that ended 886, the comment was in the database with 890 at the end.The count, however, was looking for 886. Now I’ve got it working on the test blog so I should be ok once the change over comes, assuming they don’t switch me over some time tomorrow, which is going to be a day from hell at work. I won’t have time to make the necessary changes to this blog until tomorrow is over, whenever my work day ends. Keep your fingers crossed for this event, I’ve already spent one afternoon loading chairs in a truck, unloading them, loading them onto carts, unloading them into the elevator that the carts didn’t fit in and then unloading them from the elevator into the room they are needed. Tomorrow promises more of the same sort of lifting at various times during the day long into the evening and maybe longer. The rest of the day will be spent shuttling people and materials back and forth, ohh fun!

I thought I got into computers to avoid all this manual labor stuff? 🙂

Similar Posts

  • Swimming in Access

    Spent most of yesterday swimming in various Access databases, will probably spend a bunch more of today doing the same thing. Our membership database software is so difficult to use that whenever I have anything more than the simplest SQL functions I wind up pulling everything out into Access and doing the functions there and…

  • You gotta love it!

    Don’t you just love when your internet connection goes flaky and you get an email out to your ISP and they respond with “We’re having some trouble with our proxy server, we’ll let you know when it’s working properly”, and then you find that the connection has been OK for hours, but no note from…

  • Service

    Yesterday, between running around to meetings (I was out of the office attending meetings regarding other, personal, interests, bet you didn’t even notice?) I loaded up Trillian and ran into an error connecting to ICQ. Last night I did it again. I made a note to check the Trillian user forums and see if this…

  • |

    Complicated Situations for Tech Consultants

    Bryce Whitty has a list of 7 situations you may find yourself in as a consultant, and asks how you would handle them. There’s some interesting discussion going on in the comments. I do have one comment, regarding number 7 “A male client wants you to setup monitoring software on his wife?s computer because he…

  • Changing plans..

    The events of last night and today led to quite the day today. Dylan was delivered to our house yesterday evening in preperation for the fireworks last night. Angela was called off to Huntington to be with her father and Dylan and I were left to our own devices for the night, and into this…

  • Email bombs?

    From Fred Langa’s newsletter: “And indeed, this person went ballistic. Had he read the confirmation note, he would have seen what was going on, and that he was NOT yet signed up for anything at all. If he had simply ignored or deleted the confirmation request (as the instructions in the note explain), that would…

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Your post must include a link to this post.

How does this work?
Write a response on your own website and include a link to this post. Then submit your response’s URL here. Your response may appear here after moderation. To update or remove it, edit or delete your original post and submit the same URL again. Learn more about Webmentions.