New wizard in town : Craig A. Berry

[Dave Gudewicz]

Craig,

Congratulations from Chicagoland. Keep up the good work!

[Craig A Berry · Accepted solution]

Thanks, everybody. I've learned quite a bit from the people here, even though I don't have time to participate as much as I'd like.

My only complaint is that just about any piece of free blogging software scrounged from the net would be infinitely superior to the forum software provided by the world's largest technology company. Knowing that there is only a 50/50 chance this will work the first time, I now blow on my rabbit's foot and aim for the Submit button....

[Robert Atkinson]

Well done Craig - see you crawled over like me :)

Just before I read your post, I started a thread (http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1201287) asking why I have to hit Submit twice. I was starting to worry it was just me.

Perhaps people can add to my thread, and we might just get something done about it.

Rob.

[Heinz W Genhart]

Hi Craig

congratulations from Switzerland and welcome to Hogwarts

Best Regards

Geni

[Jan van den Ende]

At Robert Atkinson:

Whenever you present a URL between brackets (or whatever), could you please surround it with SPACES within those brackets? Otherwise if you pick it up into the browser address space, you are (and correctly) GUARANTEED to get "System Unavailable"!

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe

[Robert Atkinson]

Although round brackets are part of the RFC3986 reserved characters list, I don't think it would be a terrible idea for the ITRC software to exclude these from the tags - do you?

[Robert Atkinson]

Although round brackets are part of the RFC3986 reserved characters list, I don't think it would be a terrible idea for the ITRC software to exclude these from the 'href' tags - do you?

[Jan van den Ende]

Robert,

although the ITRC software leaves a lot to wish for, I think in this case it is innocent.
It is the specified URL that contains a superfluous ")".
Maybe it would seem not too hard to handle this specific case, but how far should software go to predict and ignore obvious errors?

fwiw

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe

[Anton van Ruitenbeek]

Graig,

Congrats also from another part of the Netherlands.
You'r going fast, and keep up adding to this forum.

AvR

[Luk Vandenbussche]

Nice job Craig,

Congratulations