Peleg

What we can do, and I think what we should do, is guide this person through the process of design and development, without unilaterally giving specific answers. We should ask questions, read their answers, and provide correction and guidance. We should try to teach them how to fish. He has …

Seems to me if the normal techniques for backing up, which uses the browser's history, I think, isn't working, then I think you have to write some custom code. One thing that you might be able to do is to programmatically look at the browser's history so that you can …

I have been in your situation. It is nasty. However, I am not the first person to be in that situation and you will not be the last. I understand so I'll provide you an answer. Clear the decks. Until after finals, you will do three things and three things …

It seems to me you need to scan the input file, line-by-line, looking for (name, value) pairs. The file is very regular. To find the value for any named item, I'd just use **Regular Expressions** to scan for something that looks like: "value=", e.g. "cookie=" or "duration=". From the character …

They are both, when you come down to it, the same not very good way to do this. The counter does not have to be a global (or a pointer) and it shouldn't be a global (or a pointer) because there are too many ways for the value to get …