Went well, I take it? Otherwise you'd be posting in the other thread.

Writing documentation. Hate it so much.

Unlike mysql_fetch_assoc/array/etc, mysql_result() returns the value of a single cell from a result set. The second and third parameters to that function are the row and column offsets of the value you want, respectively. Since the "select count(*) from blog" query returns a result set con...

I think you misunderstood what I needed the count for I understood that you wanted to know the total number of records in your blog in order to render the pagination UI. What I was trying to tell you was that mysql_num_rows() is a bad way to go about it, because having it work implies the result of...

Pretty busy myself. I probably won't get a chance to touch it until next week, but I'll let you know my impressions here when I do.

My HotS copy arrived today.

mysql_num_rows($result); ^ is this a big resource drain? No. It simply returns the number of rows in the result set of a query you already executed (or the number of rows fetched so far from the result set if you used mysql_unbuffered_query() to execute to query). The number of returned/affected ro...

For me it's often this:

Them: Hello!
Me: Hey there.
Them: How are you?
Me: Good, thanks. Yourself?
Them: *ignore my reciprocation and continue with the primary purpose of the interaction*
Me: ...

Good luck! ^^

Argh, stop it. Stop emailing each other like it's fucking Twitter. I've received no less than 20 one-sentence group emails back and forth from you assclowns in the past half hour. They're not even punctuated properly, if at all.

Oh geez here comes another one.

quit tryin'a steal my m&ms you damn cat

^ Reminds me of watching crazy Stalker Blink microing.

my own hands