Lil Lisa

What was that code you were telling us about? The "quick ten-something-or-another"?

At least four or five? Maybe more? :rofl2:

Then my work here is done. :)

Now everything is much more clear... You never loved anyone but Lou...

I was so heartbroken that I didn't get to meet you that I just couldn't do it... Don't worry I will try to finish it once I get over my broken heart... Sniff...

Yep! Looks like a bit of wishful thinking on Ed's part.

I still want one. :)

Are you saying that you don't "horse around"

For your reputation's sake, let's say he was happy to see the other horse.

Really, really REALLY!!! Muah muah muah! Have I told you lately that I love you?

I'm glad that you are ok. Was there much damage? That could be a good thing.

I'll send you some and you can shop for me. :)

Especially after drinking beer...

Yay!!! :jumpforjoy Time always flies when you're packing the camper! You can say that again!! Sounds like Illinois Oops!! Yay!!! :jumpforjoy Can't wait for more!

Cupcake may have been able to fit that all into one sentence, but it took me two. :rofl2:

It probably works on his computer because he is developing it there and it has some extra 'stuff' on it that makes it work. The key is figuring out which 'stuff' is missing from the server version and getting it up there to share with the rest of the world. It is going to be a great application. Keep up the great work, Chris. Here you go: www.loop3000.com/sitedb/index.html

For me some had pics and some didn't. Maybe pics aren't available for all of the sites? Chris or Jen would be able to answer that. Try site 417. That one worked for me.

Press the Ctrl key and the A key at the same time and you will see where the textbox is at the top of the page. Then you can type the site number in it. Think of it as a 'treasure hunt'. Once you have put in a number, press the enter key to get the site info.

Get off your browser soapbox, Ed. I would assume that Chris and Jen will want this to be available to the broadest audience possible. The problem with the app is that the CSS isn't standards compliant in IE or Firefox for the supplied doctype. It does work in chrome and Safari. These are both browsers that have been 'tweaked' to work in the mobile world. Since the webkit you are using is designed to create a mobile app, that makes sense. The app does work in IE and Firefox, but you can't see the textbox with those browsers because the cool stuff like the background doesn't render. That leaves

Lovin' the pics! Wish we could have been there to be obnoxious and unruly too!

Not if you were going to rent out the MK for the fiends like you promised...

I don't know what is going on, but I think you should use your influence to rectify the situation immediately!

Thanks for another awesome report, TCD! It is always fun to see things through your eyes. You notice things that the rest of us miss all too often.

I worked with rfid technology at my last programming gig and Lou is right. Maybe some day in the future they may be able to scan your whole cart at once, but so far the science hasn't caught up with the fiction on this one.

Fo'sho!!