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  • Editing postit.js file to include a header

    From Diamond Dave@VERT to All on Sat Dec 3 08:04:33 2011
    I'm new with Javascript, so bear with me :)

    I'd like to modify the postit.js file (the Javascript file that is a clone of the original Post-It oneliner program that was written in Baja back in 2000).

    The current program doesn't have a header that says what it is. It just starts by displaying previous posts and the option for the user to add a new post if they'd like.

    I'm sure it's a real simple mod to the file, I'm just not savvy enough to figure it out myself :)

    Any help is appreciated! :)


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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Diamond Dave on Sat Dec 3 17:07:52 2011
    Re: Editing postit.js file to include a header
    By: Diamond Dave to All on Sat Dec 03 2011 08:04 am

    I'm new with Javascript, so bear with me :)

    I'd like to modify the postit.js file (the Javascript file that is a clone of the original Post-It oneliner program that was written in Baja back in 2000).
    The current program doesn't have a header that says what it is. It just starts by displaying previous posts and the option for the user to add a
    new post if they'd like.

    I'm sure it's a real simple mod to the file, I'm just not savvy enough to figure it out myself :)

    Any help is appreciated! :)

    Before "function main()" add some print() calls to print the header you wish?

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  • From Diamond Dave@VERT to Digital Man on Sun Dec 4 07:45:01 2011
    Re: Editing postit.js file to include a header
    By: Digital Man to Diamond Dave on Sat Dec 03 2011 05:07 pm

    Before "function main()" add some print() calls to print the header you wish

    I thought it was like a C/C++ program where you couldn't put anything before the function main() call? I guess Javascript is more foregiving?


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