Today I completed a script for monitoring some system stuff on Win32 systems and decided to post it here in case if there's another poor chap who needs something like that. When posting the code in Code Catacombs, I've noticed that there's no preview button either... Then, just out of curiosity, I've decided to check the Snippets Section and noticed it's lacking the preview as well...

I realize that people doing the maintenance/updates on PM site are not getting paid for it and so can only dedicate a part of their free time to do them. I also realize that I myself cannot attempt to do them myself (due to the lack of necessary knowledge and the fact that I need to get to level 8 before I can become a pmdevil). So I humbly ask that if there is a venerable monk who has the necessary qualifications and time, then there's a task that needs their attention...

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An idea is not responsible for the people who believe in it...

In reply to Preview missing not only in node updates by bofh_of_oz

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