Mar-17-2017, 08:35 PM
Mar-17-2017, 08:55 PM
Why would you need to post a link? Just describe the issue and post some code. The only time a link should be needed are if:
1) your code is simply too big, in which case you should try making a smaller example demonstrating the issue, or
2) you're trying to scrape an external website (or consume an api, etc), and you're linking to the scrape target.
1) your code is simply too big, in which case you should try making a smaller example demonstrating the issue, or
2) you're trying to scrape an external website (or consume an api, etc), and you're linking to the scrape target.
Mar-17-2017, 09:28 PM
This thread makes me think twice about not obscuring the error messages, and informing exactly the bypass. I would of thought spammers would of used it, but i guess not.
This whole thing could of been avoided if you just used python code tags. And if you really did want to just post a random post, the first thing I would think is to utilize the introduce yourself thread to get you your first post instead of making a meaningless thread.
This whole thing could of been avoided if you just used python code tags. And if you really did want to just post a random post, the first thing I would think is to utilize the introduce yourself thread to get you your first post instead of making a meaningless thread.
Mar-17-2017, 09:41 PM
hello to you too