So Easy, Yet So Complicated...

[xtremcoder]

this is the ouput:

from temp: 20
from inventory: 100
fromTemp is NOT less than fromInv

of this code:

http://24.167.84.56/code.txt

what am i doing wrong? ive looked this stupid code over and over... but i dont find the mistake :evil:

[95GTHOSS]

visual basic sux

learn C++

[xtremcoder]

Originally posted by 95GTHOSS
visual basic sux

learn C++
i know C++

[95GTHOSS]

cool, stop using vb then

[xtremcoder]

can i use C++ w/ ASP?

[DarkWolf]

Originally posted by xtremcoder
can i use C++ w/ ASP?

PHP is your friend :D

[xtremcoder]

figured it out... vb wasnt the problem... and C++ wasnt the anser.

heres the deal. in the table, i had the Qty and Quantity fields set to TEXT. so the fromTemp and fromInv variables contained text.... so when i compared 20 and 100.... 2 > 1

DOH! Took me a while to figure that out, but I fixed it.

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by 95GTHOSS
visual basic sux

learn C++

:rolleyes:

[AbecX]

C is way better, and so is php. :)

[xtremcoder]

so PHP is the open source equivalent of ASP that uses C++?

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by AbecX
C is way better, and so is php. :) :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[AbecX]

Originally posted by xtremcoder
so PHP is the open source equivalent of ASP that uses C++?
php is better then asp, they really arent comparable imho, its like comparing a oldsmobile alero to a Z06 Vette.

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by AbecX
php is better then asp, they really arent comparable imho, its like comparing a oldsmobile alero to a Z06 Vette.

Lol.

Go ahead, tell me all about the Z06 Vette. So I can tell you how wrong you are.

If you are doing email forms, hell yea, use PHP.

[xtremcoder]

Originally posted by 01WhiteCobra
Lol.

Go ahead, tell me all about the Z06 Vette. So I can tell you how wrong you are.

If you are doing email forms, hell yea, use PHP.
i can send emails all day long using ASP... check it out...
http://24.167.84.56/mail :D

[AbecX]

Originally posted by 01WhiteCobra
Go ahead, tell me all about the Z06 Vette. So I can tell you how wrong you are.

Reasons why PHP > ASP

1. Speed.
2. Better memory managment when comapred to IIS4, IIS 5 is better but you cant run it on WinNT 4.0
3. Its free.
4. Matched with mysql, its just, well, bad ass.
5. Its closer to C style programming, people like familier.
6. If something fucks up in asp ( exploits etc.. ), you have to wait for people at microsoft to fix it :rolleyes: If something fucks up in PHP, its probably already fixed and you just need to upgrade.
7. PHP can run on damn near any system, asp can not.
8. PHP gives you a bigger penis, asp actually makes your current one smaller.

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by AbecX
Reasons why PHP > ASP

1. Speed.
2. Better memory managment when comapred to IIS4, IIS 5 is better but you cant run it on WinNT 4.0
3. Its free.
4. Matched with mysql, its just, well, bad ass.
5. Its closer to C style programming, people like familier.
6. If something fucks up in asp ( exploits etc.. ), you have to wait for people at microsoft to fix it :rolleyes: If something fucks up in PHP, its probably already fixed and you just need to upgrade.
7. PHP can run on damn near any system, asp can not.

1. Speed? Like I said in simple e-mail forms. Do some transactional programming.
2. Better memory management than IIS 4? Anyone serious about web development hasn't used IIS 4 since 2000.
3. Big freaking deal.
4. Matched with mysql, do some serious transactional support.
5. Closer to C style? Try .net.
6. If something fucks up in ASP, its your own damn fault.
7. Who cares?

[AbecX]

Originally posted by 01WhiteCobra
1. Speed? Like I said in simple e-mail forms. Do some transactional programming.
2. Better memory management than IIS 4? Anyone serious about web development hasn't used IIS 4 since 2000.
3. Big freaking deal.
4. Matched with mysql, do some serious transactional support.
5. Closer to C style? Try .net.
6. If something fucks up in ASP, its your own damn fault.
7. Who cares?
ASP is better then PHP, I was wrong.

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by AbecX
ASP is better then PHP, I was wrong.

Ain't better. But it ain't worse.

What support does PHP have for server farms (i.e. like the project I'm working on now, where we have 10 servers serving up the same code?)

[AbecX]

I'm to busy puking up misc stuff right now to even think straight :)

It uses session variables usually stored on a database server when on a server farm.

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by AbecX
I'm to busy puking up misc stuff right now to even think straight :)

It uses session variables usually stored on a database server when on a server farm.

Cool.

There is some built in support now for multiple servers in ASP/.Net/.Whatever now.

But, when I need to carry across servers in ASP, I use the exact same method still.

?SID=12deDHfeaFh1238344Dhww is a familiar looking query string in my apps. :D

[Runamuck]

ASP.net is way better than both.

[AbecX]

Originally posted by Runamuck
ASP.net is way better than both.
BAHAHAHAHAH please explain how its better... You must've just got back from your MCSE meeting.... :rolleyes:

[01WhiteCobra]

Originally posted by Runamuck
ASP.net is way better than both.

Another newbie that has writting his first hello world program.