ronan76 I think you should reasess your attitude. In the CB people were muttering nasty things about your SOPW. I at least had a look and then told you why you didnt get the results you wanted. I also told you how to get the most out of this site. I also attempted to help you when you did have a specific problem (as nothingmuch pointed out.)

So frankly if you did ignore my words then im sure you wont get much help here.

Also, from my experience what nothingmuch so generously did for you is unusual. Perhaps he had the time. Perhaps he hasnt seen as many posts like yours as I (and the people in the CB at the time) have. Either way his generosity here and your generosity on other sites has nothing to do with the average culture and practice of this site.

If I was really trying to be unhelpful I would have just ignored your post like the rest of the people in the CB did.

I dont feel bad inquiring if anyone has a similar script written to the one i'm looking for

Well, to me that wasnt what your question asked. Whatever.

BTW, notice your XP and rep of that node has dropped... Could it be because people think you have a bad approach?

--- demerphq
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Urgent help required by demerphq
in thread CGI script to read CSV file and modify for web output by ronan76

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