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Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 6:10 am |
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Nick Mitin wrote: | That is not funny!
We use phpEd as a corporate-standard editor. So no one today is not able to do his work!
Can the nusphere team provide a patch or something? |
Sorry if I offended you but I am not laughing at the problem. Please don't imagine that you are the only one who makes his living using this editor, I do to. The fact is, the date problem does not prevent me from doing my work. I am well able to work on the server other ways. So as annoying as this problem is, I cannot imagine what the show stopper is.
Jeff
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Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:47 am |
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jphilapy wrote: | Nick Mitin wrote: | That is not funny!
We use phpEd as a corporate-standard editor. So no one today is not able to do his work!
Can the nusphere team provide a patch or something? |
Sorry if I offended you but I am not laughing at the problem. Please don't imagine that you are the only one who makes his living using this editor, I do to. The fact is, the date problem does not prevent me from doing my work. I am well able to work on the server other ways. So as annoying as this problem is, I cannot imagine what the show stopper is.
Jeff |
Actaully I agree with the first poster - I think that this is a pretty major issue as it does prevent work and slows down development progress.
The lack of response from NuSphere is disappointing. I find it hard to believe that something as simple as a leap year has been overlooked for as long as this software has been out.
At this moment in time I would not recommend phpEd to anyone - if the company simply acknowledge the problem it would be better.
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Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:57 am |
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dazzled1 wrote: | jphilapy wrote: | Nick Mitin wrote: | That is not funny!
We use phpEd as a corporate-standard editor. So no one today is not able to do his work!
Can the nusphere team provide a patch or something? |
Sorry if I offended you but I am not laughing at the problem. Please don't imagine that you are the only one who makes his living using this editor, I do to. The fact is, the date problem does not prevent me from doing my work. I am well able to work on the server other ways. So as annoying as this problem is, I cannot imagine what the show stopper is.
Jeff |
Actaully I agree with the first poster - I think that this is a pretty major issue as it does prevent work and slows down development progress.
The lack of response from NuSphere is disappointing. I find it hard to believe that something as simple as a leap year has been overlooked for as long as this software has been out.
At this moment in time I would not recommend phpEd to anyone - if the company simply acknowledge the problem it would be better. |
Apparently for some people it is an issue, but not for all, thus why should we all be expected to see it the same?
Like I said I don't see how it is a show stopper. If someone would please care to elaborate, Im all eyes. Not that you need to explain to me. But I am well able to manage without that feature.
What is it exactly about this feature that it being broken becomes a show stopper? Is it that you folks don't work locally and upload, i.e., you work directly on the live remote server? If so I see that as being more problematic than this date issue?
All eyes.
Jeff
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