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[...] var comment=null; var prevForm...Solve problems by writing a note to yourself By: Merlin Mann (42 replies) February 2, 2006 - 5:31am
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[…] var comment=null; var prevForm = null; var formArray = null; function init() { if(comment == null) comment = “”; if(prevForm == null) { prevForm = “xprssAddComment”; document.getElementById(prevForm).commentText.value = “”; } if(formArray == null) formArray = [“xprssAddComment”, “othersCommentForm”, “anonAddComment”]; } function showForm(activeForm, isLoggedIn) { init(); if((Util.trim(document.getElementById(prevForm).commentText.value)) != null) { if(document.getElementById(prevForm).commentText.value) comment = document.getElementById(prevForm).commentText.value; } for(var i=0; i Fri, Feb 03, 2006 This article says that it is easy to solve problems by writing about them. When you starting making a note of the problem you will understand it better and sometimes even spot the mistake you made. This has happened to me several times. Whenever I learn about some complicated working, I try to make notes and in the process of doing so, discover more. Solve problems by writing a note to yourself Tags: programming Comments to this post Add a comment […]