WHAT THE F**K??what the fuck?
Inspired by a post here on b3ta, this is a global dictionary of made up words. Its kinda like the meaning of liff, but you can submit your own descriptions of words, and vote on others.
try it!
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 14:28,
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Inspired by a post here on b3ta, this is a global dictionary of made up words. Its kinda like the meaning of liff, but you can submit your own descriptions of words, and vote on others.
try it!
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e14'I'm trying to submit my description. But i get this.
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression
/pettingzoo/submitdesc.asp, line 34
I'm trying to add Description:
To Jomty is to enter a (chat)room and say hi to one person in particular and then say hi to everyone else in one go.
And example of usage:
Dave has entered the chat.
Dave: Hi Fnord, hi everyone.
J8: Did you see that? He jomtied Fnord when he came in, where's MY hello?
Fnord: Hi Dave, nice jomty there.
(Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression
/pettingzoo/submitdesc.asp, line 34
I'm trying to add Description:
To Jomty is to enter a (chat)room and say hi to one person in particular and then say hi to everyone else in one go.
And example of usage:
Dave has entered the chat.
Dave: Hi Fnord, hi everyone.
J8: Did you see that? He jomtied Fnord when he came in, where's MY hello?
Fnord: Hi Dave, nice jomty there.
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Thu 14 Feb 2002, 14:54,
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its because....you had a ' in the example. For some reason it hates having ' characters in a database
anyone know a workaround? i'm using asp
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 16:36,
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anyone know a workaround? i'm using asp
WorkaroundAdd some script that doubles up the quotes, e.g.
Set regEx = New RegExp
regEx.Pattern = '''
NewStatement = regEx.Replace(OldStatement, '''')
Or something like that.
Hope that helps!
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 16:45,
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Set regEx = New RegExp
regEx.Pattern = '''
NewStatement = regEx.Replace(OldStatement, '''')
Or something like that.
Hope that helps!
Ahh CheersI had missed that because i wasn't using it as a speech mark.
Thanks.
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Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Thu 14 Feb 2002, 18:37,
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