| Re: FF26 crashes with simple code! [message #184373 is a reply to message #184370] |
Sun, 29 December 2013 16:02   |
Scott Johnson
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On 12/29/2013 5:47 AM, richard wrote:
> On Sat, 28 Dec 2013 17:45:10 -0800, Scott Johnson wrote:
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>> On 12/28/2013 4:33 PM, richard wrote:
>>> <?php
>>> $year=1960;
>>> $artnum=1;
>>> while ($five[$artnum][2]=$year)
>>> {
>>> echo $year."...";
>>> echo $five[$artnum][0]."</br>"; $artnum++;}
>>> ?>
>>>
>>> It works fine without echo $year.
>>> Once that's added, FF@^ crashes.
>>> Why do the expert coders at mozilla always fix what ain't broke?
>>> BTW, IE and Opera show the code with no problems.
>>>
>>
>> Define 'crashes'.
>
> why do I have to define a simple term?
> And prove to me you "know" I read the post.
> Servers don['t know who read what.
>
You don't have to prove anything to me, your insignificant to my life.
However if you are asking questions and making statements, at times they
may need to be elaborated on so those attempting to help can understand
you. And if you do not have the consideration to answer a question from
someone giving their time freely then you deserve neither attention or
help and do not read any further.
Do you want help or not?
For anyone to help you we need to know how YOU define a certain term.
When you say crash to me in terms of a website server, I am thinking you
shut down the server, in terms of Mysql you shut down the DB engine, in
terms of your browser, you crashed stopped either the browser from
working or frooze up your computer.
So I will ask one last time and if you give some smart ass answer, then
you can check one more person off the list who is willing to help for free.
'Define crash'.
Scotty
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