Lesson learned

I’ve been trying to help my brother-in-law setup comments on his new blog. He’s got a new job and decided he would start blogging about working with Cisco stuff. I uploaded all the aspcomments stuff to his site, and emailed him the cut/paste codes that needed to be added to the template.

Those of you who do a lot of coding probably know what happened next. Yeah the email client spaced the code incorrectly and I wound up getting his login info and adding them myself from the original code. Lesson learned. 🙂

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