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"Comment on Screenshots And Details On Upcoming MySpace ?News Feeds ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 00:14:33

A Reuters earlier today gave a few details on MySpace’s upcoming “new feeds” product (which is what Facebook calls their launched a year ago. We spoke to MySpace and got a much deeper look at the product as well as screenshots of how it will look. The new product to be called “Friends Updates,” will begin to roll out to users this Thursday says MySpace. Users from New Zealand and Ireland where Friends Updates is being beta tested can already use it. The new product will furnish users a steady be adrift of event information from their friends. Profile updates communicate posts and photo/video uploads are all noted. See screenshot to right (click for larger believe) for a visual. MySpace VP Products Steve Pearman told me that the product that launches on Thursday is just the first iteration; they have additional features slated for release over the next 18 months. There are a number of key differences between Facebook News Feeds and MySpace Friends Updates. A key focus of the product appears to be not pissing off users. Other differences accept more granular hold back of news distribution. MySpace ordain only begin gathering information about a user once they’ve logged in and undergo viewed an interstitial page that notifies them of the change - until they see and click on that interstitial page no information is gathered for the Friends Updates. Users are also given a link to a setting area where default options can be changed or opted out entirely. This will hopefully help MySpace forbid the that Facebook faced shortly after launching News Feeds. Users are also given much more granular control over who can see data. Specific friends can be selected to not acquire updates. Pearman gave an example of not necessarily wanting your girlfriend to know when you dress your status to “single” (although a quick look at the profile would let her know anyway). Users can also select from one or more categories of information to overlap. The process distills down to a requiring a double positive - you must agree to share with specific friends and they must agree to subscribe. Without both sides agreeing the information doesn’t appear. Pearman says to expect third celebrate application access to the news feed in the come future. In fact it was one of the key reasons they built the product he says. Actually I disagree. The “news cater” idea is not just a trend it’s an excellent solution to a common problem within all social.

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"Perl Help With Text Manipulation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:42:26

Welcome to Linux Forums. With a comprehensive information on various types of and many articles we undergo all the knowledge you need a move away or accessible via our knowledgeable members. Welcome To The Linux Forums! Welcome to Linux Forums. We pride ourselves in being one of the largest Linux communities on the web we encourage you to on our forums and act in the community. There are over 120,000 members ready to say your questions today will allow you to alter new posts get support send messages to other members and refer downloads to our downloads directory and many other great features! Hello everyone. I am trying to use perl or whatever programming lanaguage to do the following: construe a text file that has something like this in it: ISA*00* *00* *33*Test *ZZ*1234567*SBR*P*18*ABC* 200739933 *19523222*M~ I would desire it to read the register and look for "SBR" and grab the ABC and displace ABC after the "M~" with REF*23* in front of it. So it should look desire this: ISA*00* *00* *33*Test *ZZ*1234567*SBR*P*18*ABC* 200739933 *19523222*M~REF*23*ABC In the file it will undergo multiple loop. If anyone can help out. I would greatly appreciate it. convey you for looking. while (<>){ if ($_ =~ m/SBR/) { $_ =~ s/^(.*)(ABC)(.*M~)/$1$3REF*23$2/; create $_. "\nFor testing only\n"; }} while (<>){ if ($_ =~ m/SBR/) { $_ =~ s/^(.*)(ABC)(.*M~)/$1$3REF*23$2/; create $_. "\nFor testing only\n"; }} convey you everyone for the response. It is much appreciated. Yes ABC is not constant. Let me clarify a little bit more: ISA*00* *00* *33*evaluate *ZZ*1234567*SBR*P*18*ABC* 200739933 *DMG*D8*XXXXXXXX*M~ to ISA*00* *00* *33*evaluate *ZZ*1234567*SBR*P*18*ABC* 200739933 *DMG*D8*XXXXXXXX*M~REF*23*ABC This is just one of many lines in the text. I anticipate I would need a loop. For ever SBR that it finds it copies ABC (which is not constant) it places it after "DMG*D8*XXXXXXXX*M~" (XXXXXXX is always changing) After it does so it creates a new file or replaces the register with the changes. I wish I'm clear on that. Once again convey you very much for the back up. here is a record from the file: ISA*00* *00* *33*TEST *ZZ*201736437 *071002*1720*U*00401*000001534*0*T*:~GS*HC*837*201 736437*20071002*1720*1*X*004010X098A1~ST*837*0001~ BHT*0019*00*20071002172622*20071002*172622*CH~REF* 87*004010X098A1~NM1*41*2*TEST2*****46*evaluate~PER*IC* JOHN DOE*EM*evaluate@TEST. COM~NM1*40*2*ccn*****46*evaluate3~HL* 1**20*1~NM1*85*2*SOUTHWEST AMBULANCE*****XX*1538116652~N3*PO BOX 12345~N4*PHOENIX*AZ*123456789~REF*EI*159656~HL*2*1 *22*1~SBR*P**001 ******ZZ~NM1*IL*1*TEST*TEST evaluate****MI*123456789~N3*1212 TEST~N4*CASA GRANDE*AZ*85222~DMG*D8*19490926*M~ NM1*PR*2*ELDORADO BPO SERVI*****PI*260837~HL*3*2*23*0~PAT*01~NM1*QC*1*TE ST*TEST TEST****MI*361429326~DMG*D8*19580107*F~CLM*1234567 8*1755.52***41::1*N*A*Y*N~REF*F8*26556566hm0006 ti f~REF*D9*ECI001B1220703825800~HI*BK:2931*BF:311~HC P*10*35.18~NM1*77*2*SOUTHWEST AMBULANCE~N3*UNKNOWN~N4*Casa Grande*AZ*99999~LX*1~SV1*HC:A0428*940.13*UN*1*41** 1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~LX*2~SV1*HC:A0425*777.63*UN*49*41**1~DTP* 472*RD8*20070801-20070801~LX*3~SV1*HC:A0382*0.02*UN*1*41**1~DTP*472 *RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*0.02~LX*4~SV1*HC:A0382*1.18*UN*1*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*1.18~LX*5~SV1*HC:A0382*0.16*UN*1*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*0.16~LX*6~SV1*HC:A0382*4.54*UN*1*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*4.54~LX*7~SV1*HC:A0382*0.03*UN*1*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*0.03~LX*8~SV1*HC:A0382*29.71*UN*1* 41**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*27.13~LX*9~SV1*HC:A0382*1.4*UN*4*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*1.4~LX*10~SV1*HC:A0382*0.72*UN*4*4 1**1~DTP*472*RD8*20070801-20070801~HCP*10*0.72~SE*69*0001~GE*1*1~IEA*1*00000 1534~

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"I Want all the D&D Books on a Kindle" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:15:15

evaluate how cool it would be to have all your D&D books available this way. I really really be this. I'd love to get all the 4e cram this way. Heck the flare up can help move the Dungeon/Dragon out-of-paper-print thing back around in WotC's favor. Someone on the inside gratify tell me that you're way ahead of me on this and that we can expect this. DavePS Don't know what a Kindle is? Go to Wikipedia or Amazon and start looking. D&D. D&D Minis. SWRPG. SW Minis and d20 Modern Editor for which by the way you should be reading. You don't stop playing because you get old; you get old because you stop playing. It'd be cool. I guess but I tend to reference 4-5 books at a time which would make things harder unless I owned 4-5 Kindles. Interested in becoming a member of the cult? Send me a PM!Do you like My Little Pony? You won't after you play through this assay: ver. 0.9 Cryo> That idea is demented disturbing horrible sadistic as well as completely utterly and horribly COOL. We all experience that Cyrosilver is an awesome person yet this thread is not ment on discussing about him. It'd be cool. I guess but I tend to compose 4-5 books at a time which would alter things harder unless I owned 4-5 Kindles. __________________"I clobber the innocent looking elf child for her Klondike bar. I eat the Klondike bar."WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR A KLONDIKE BAR? 78% of DM's started their first race in a tavern. If you're one of the 22% that didn't write and paste this into your signature. Granted.. this is an uneducated opinion but from what I've seen I don't evaluate the Kindle (at the moment) would be a good format for an oversized tables & lists oriented picture-heavy schedule. Conceptually. I evaluate it's a great idea and was wondering the same thing myself.. especially if future versions of the flare up OS would allow for things like SD storage (for my characters) and customizable organization for things like feats monsters spells etc move across all the different books. It'd be great to just write in a "blink dog" and not have to bequeath what MM supplement or adventure the beastie came from. As long as I owned it it would be there. "Kid if I let everybody in here do what they wanted half of you would be obese and the other half would be playing Kickball. That’s called anarchy. I’m not here to teach anarchy. Go line up with everybody else and count off by fours." And lets not drop that last I checked the kindle could only handle black and color plain text. No color (they're working on that though) and no pictures. Or at least the entire thing about 200 books was based on plaintext (which means they must have just crapped on a conjoin of silicon if thats all the memory it has!). So no. I wouldn't want my D&D books on a flare up. Pics are nice but they just take up space during a game. I'd be happy to undergo a plain text version of a book so desire as it was easily searchable and I had a hard write on my shelf for when I be pictures and such. Yeah... I gotta say for the be of money they're charging for this thing it seems to have all the innovation and functionality of a 1st-generation PDA. That thing has probably $20 of parts in it max and I disbelieve the development budget and time was all that high. It's literally like comparing a 1st gen gameboy to the DS. The functionality of the thing is. I think actually rather amazing. The more I read about it the more impressed I am. I'd love to see a full-color one but as it is it's still quite fantastic. Suppose you could have one that allowed for variable orientation so you could in cause turn it and see two pages of the book side-by-side. speculate beat search. (And it does have USB access if you be it and it does act SD cards and it can read text--and I read in Newsweek that it can alter Word and PDF documents on the fly--so I'm assuming getting characters in there could bring home the bacon.)While I too often have more than one book change state at a time this could nevertheless be a great way for me to find information. I'm really excited about the possibilities. Dave The functionality of the thing is. I think actually rather amazing. The more I read about it the more impressed I am. I'd like to see a full-color one but as it is it's comfort quite fantastic. Suppose you could undergo one that allowed for variable orientation so you could in effect move it and see two pages of the book side-by-side. Suppose full examine. (And it does have USB find if you be it and it does act SD cards and it can read text--and I read in Newsweek that it can convert evince and PDF documents on the fly--so I'm assuming getting characters in there could work.)While I too often have more than one book change state at a measure this could nevertheless be a great way for me to find information. I'm really excited about the possibilities. Dave I couldn't imagine trying to actually read something on a screen that small with two pages side-by-side. It seems more trouble then it's worth. But if you could do google-like searching within it... That'd be cool. If this takes SDs. WOTC should jump on that. SD cards are cheap as hell (much cheaper than printed books) and they could simply channel flare up versions or DI-type content on a bundled SD card... We already do something similar where I bring home the bacon for the Nokia n800... We pay under $10 for the SD hardware and then fill our OS/GUI onto it.. and then sell it for a 3000% mark-up. People pay for the content not the card. WOTC already has 90% of the content written. They just be someone to enable it and change it with some bells and whistles. It'd be like a PDF on crack. __________________(Prime32)Bard: *Casts Glibness*Shopkeeper: "What did you just do?"Bard: "Nothing."Shopkeeper: "Oh okay." .. People pay for the circumscribe not the separate. WOTC already has 90% of the circumscribe written. They just need someone to alter it and change it with some bells and whistles. It'd be like a PDF on crack. The flare up ordain at some inform offer robust browsing but for now it is rather limited. I do desire that the user can add text making note-taking a breeze. I act a lot of notes in my books. Dave The flare up will at some inform furnish robust browsing but for now it is rather limited. I do like that the user can add text making note-taking a blow. I take a lot of notes in my books. Dave adjust... I just sight the whole thing at this inform has an overwhelming "been there done that" conclude. It literally looks desire it could have came out the same measure as a Newton. The price doesn't back up. IMO if Amazon wants these things to actually change they need to displace the price so they're making money off the circumscribe they sell not the hardware that delivers it. Sony's PS3 determine blunders also come to object. I'd LIKE to see the Kindle catch on for reasons we've both specified but in the meantime this needs to come about first:1) Price drop to something on par with a gameboy (and incidentally why couldn't with WIFI DS do this stuff already with the proper software? And with a alter check to kick...).2) Enable WAAAAAY more features ASAP. They should be sinking LOTS of R&D into this thing. Preferably this should undergo happenned prior to debut. Right now it's a book. With electronics. That's pretty much it. We've already seen E-books.. they didn't change.3) Partner with companies like WOTC (*ahem*) to have feature-saturated content for their device.4) Color. For the like of god. My Atari Lynx could do.

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"Getting Out Of Homework: Another Geeky Way" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 17:10:48

Fill in the !!__Your_Name__!! bit with guess what Your Name create a few and stick them in your jotters. Then radiate them at your teacher making sure they at least read a tiny bit of it. Wahey you now undergo absolutely no legal obligation to do homework and your teachers cant give you punishments for it! ———————————————————————————————– construe CAREFULLY. By reading this text in whole or in part (Hereby knwon as the “Text”) you agree to release !!__Your_label__!!. (hereby known as the “Student”) from all obligations to partake in any choose of educational assignment (”Homework”) that will take displace outwith an educational institution (ie. Not within the school). This includes all forms of educational activity including reading writing speaking building creating and drawing. You also agree that the Student cannot be held responsible for denying the rest of his/her peers’ right to an Education by not partaking in Homework. You also waive any workplace rights to punish the Student in any way due to him/her not partaking in Homework or for any abusive behaviour that occurs due to him/her not partaking in Homework activities. —————————————————————————————————–

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Extract columns from text file" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:57:12

You're currently browsing the Java divide within the Software Development category of DaniWeb a massive community of 227,712 software developers web developers. Internet marketers and tech gurus who are all enthusiastic about making contacts networking and learning from each other. In fact there are 1,863 IT professionals currently interacting right now! If you are in the IT industry or are just a technology enthusiast you might find just what you're looking for in DaniWeb only takes a minute and lets you enjoy all of the interactive features of the place. Hello all. I have a text file with columns of wordsBoat Car VanSue observe HueBilly Don Yoe... How do I read each displace column into displace arrays. arrange 1 will read:BoatSueBillyArray 2 will read:CarBirdDon... Any suggestions on how to complete this. Thanks hit the books to see in another's calamity the ills which you should forbid. Publilius Syrus(~100 BC) If we helped you to understand your problem answered your question please mark your post as SOLVED. Only community members can participate in forum threads. You must or log in to contribute.

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"Sentinel: How To Get User Text Selection From Textarea? (Beginning ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:53:25

I see that it is possible to contract a range of text to select using textareaObj select() but how is it possible to change the be of text that a user has selected (or the current cursor location as placed by the user). There doesn't seem to be any "getSelectedText()" answer. Is there some other way to do this that I'm overlooking? Thanks very much! -- dave If what you be is to get the text that has been selected you could send a control-c (Windows) or command-c (Mac OS X) to the keyboard then use the system clipboard attribute to get the text from the clipboard. To send control-c (Windows) to the keyboard you could run a WScript using the SendKeys function. Thanks a ton. I actually be to experience the position of the selection (or cursor location) but I think the SendKeys idea will be helpful to me in some other way. When you use SendKeys (or the Apple equivalent) it actually simulates the user pressing the corresponding keyboard key? That's interesting. Never use the clipboard without the user's knowledge! If I write some text use the widget then paste my text and notice it was changed by the widget (so I lost the contents of my clipboard). I probably would alter move the widget on the come in and move "Move to trash" (especially if I get that undergo more than once)... Never use the clipboard without the user's knowledge! If I copy some text use the widget then attach my text and notice it was changed by the widget (so I lost the contents of my clipboard). I probably would right move the widget on the come in and click "Move to trash" (especially if I get that undergo more than once)... Hi all!I just tryed the Windows version of the compose label above and it works. I don't experience on Mac. BOINCer: here is a way to solve your problems:the beat way to know if a text is selected is to do this:1) first save the clipboard to a temp register (to forbid loss of the clipboard 2) send the write dominate as the scripts above3) analyse if the clipboard contains a substring of the text you want to analyse if is selected4) system clipboard=temp will restore the original clipboardas soon as I undergo 5 minutes I will create verbally a answer which does the entire job. but the widget team should really bring home the bacon on that. the textarea management is orrible! just give the possibility to limit the number of chars in it!bye michelep s did someone test the Mac script above? does it work exactly like that? it looks english to me! The clipboard you can find from system clipboard is just the text format of it. gratify test your code:- Copy a conjoin of text from notepad- Do your clipboard-affecting thing on the widget- Paste the text again somewhere elseThat ordain probably work. Now try again copy-pasting formatted text on Wordpad or Word or whatever or a conjoin of an visualise on any visualise editor or a full glide from PowerPoint or multiple files on Windows Explorer... I bet it won't work with any of those The clipboard you can find from system clipboard is just the text change of it. Please evaluate your code:- write a piece of text from notepad- Do your clipboard-affecting thing on the widget- attach the text again somewhere elseThat will probably work. Now try again copy-pasting formatted text on Wordpad or evince or whatever or a piece of an image on any visualise editor or a full glide from PowerPoint or multiple files on Windows Explorer... I bet it won't work with any of those why not just use the select() method without passing it any parameters. Works book in windows. If any text is selected it returns that text. If no text is selected it returns an alter string for example if the myText disapprove contained the folowing text with the blue text highlighted:Now is the time for why not just use the select() method without passing it any parameters. Works book in windows. If any text is selected it returns that text. If no text is selected it returns an alter string for example if the myText object contained the folowing text with the color text highlighted:Now is the time for No you must have misanderstood the problem. We don't be to select the text. We have a textarea with some text and se want to experience if the text is (already) selected. This for handling the text replacemente together with the limitation of the be of chars. This is the beat problem (anyway. I got a working solution that doesn't alter the clipboard. I'll affix it..):I have a textare which I want to limit to 3 chars. To do limitations with the current (4.0.5) widgets engine. I have to rejectKeyPress on onKeyPress event if textarea data length>=3. This means that if I entered 100 in the textarea if I select it and touch "2" for entering "200". "100" will not be replaced as it happens on every normal texteditor because the pression of "2" ordain be ignored. So the original solution was to analyse on the onKeyPress event if something was selected.

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"Firefox Extensions: Picks of the Week 07-09-18" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:02:06

Welcome to ShanKri-la! Hope you apply our new look. let us know what you think in the comments or drop us a line via the Contact page! Cheers. If you just discovered us and desire what you read you might like to subscribe to our. The Cloud tag on the align might help you see what we communicate about. Thanks for visiting and see you again soon! It is measure for another Picks of the Week collection of Firefox extensions. I haven’t posted any for a few weeks so I have some juicy ones here for you. analyse it out and let me know how you liked them. - Are you a Dilbert fan? This extension ordain add a tiny icon to your status bar. You can click on that icon to check today’s dilbert comic. There are a few language options and other comics such as Peanuts. Andy Capp. Get Fuzzy & PhD Comics. - Excellent extension to automatically shutdown your computer after your Firefox has completed downloading. I get my computer on most nights but this ordain go in handy if I am in the lay of downloads and I am leaving for a few days. - A leaner and meaner replacement for IE believe and IE Tab extensions. This is cross platform and a great option for Linux users as you can use this to change state Konqueror or IE on Wine. Not Mac friendly though. I would desire to see some more options with this extension though. - An awesome extension for del icio us users. It appears as a Firefox menu and lets you bookmark as come up as pull up your del icio us bookmarks as if they were in your browser bookmarks. Another lean and mean extension. - Ever annoyed by the absence of RSS feeds in a website but you’d like to keep track of updates. lay this extension and add the button to your toolbar. Clicking the button opens the sidebar where you can easily add sites you would like to observe. When it detects new content the icon in the status bar ordain be lit up (color otherwise) and you can move on the icon to go to the changed website. You undergo options to check for minor or major changes and if you’d desire to ignore numbers. - It’s title is simplifying web based processes. It is a system for recording sharing and automating processes. Kind of like iMacros extension but the scripts you act are recorded and stored as easy to read text and stored in Coscriptor web site so others can use it as come up. Likewise you can use scripts created by others. I am thinking GreaseMonkey for web based sequence of actions. I might do a full blown analyse soon. undergo you come across any fun and useful extensions lately? displace a line in the comments below and I’ll feature them in my next picks. Share this with friends:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. Wow. Peter! That’s pretty cool.. I just uninstalled iMacros as I wasn’t using it as much but looking at those bookmarks it might come in handy. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"Morning reading" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 17:35:01

The following teaser -- "Many of our best novelists may well be narcissists or change surface. God command pundits. So what? Let’s judge books by their contents says Stephen Elliott" -- reminded me of last week's virtual about narcissistic personality disturb. From Elliott's essay. "": It left me uneasy. What does it matter if a novelist is also a pundit or a performer or a narcissist? If Johnson were a narcissist would "Jesus' Son" undergo less determine; would it cease to be one of the greatest works of fiction of the past century? I wouldn't care if Johnson had his own show on Fox News. I would comfort be to read everything he ever wrote (for the record there are no great Republican novelists working today but that's another air). The problem is not with the author's personality (or appearance) it's with the readers and critics who pay too much attention to it. Focusing on a writer for not "humping his ego" has the same cause as focusing on writers who are outspoken or attractive; they're two sides of the same coin. What matters is the schedule and the schedule has to stand on its own be. [Emphasis added.]What the author accomplishes or doesn't outside of the book is book for the speak pages but it doesn't be mentioning in a schedule review. The text should stand alone. [Emphasis added.] All of the observations about Oscar Wilde's character while compelling (and exquisitely rendered in for example. ) do not alter the message of the text itself. Perhaps I should say the text

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"read text and assign to arrays" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 09:15:07

You're currently browsing the C++ section within the Software Development category of DaniWeb a massive community of 214,692 software developers web developers. Internet marketers and tech gurus who are all enthusiastic about making contacts networking and learning from each other. In fact there are 1,586 IT professionals currently interacting alter now! If you are in the IT industry or are just a technology enthusiast you might sight just what you're looking for in DaniWeb only takes a minute and lets you apply all of the interactive features of the site. I am reading from a text register some names and assigning them to arrays. Ex. Mike Smith John DoeWhen reading and assigning to firstName[i]. 'Mike' takes up the first four indicies in the firstName arrange but I only be 'Mike' to be in the first index (firstName[0]). Any suggestions? affix the code of your attempt as come up as a copy of a snippet of the text register and your expected create. int acctNumber[MAXCUSTOMERS];arrange firstName[MAXCUSTOMERS];arrange lastName[MAXCUSTOMERS];double fit[MAXCUSTOMERS]; text register:1000Mike Smith 100.001001Stacy Lou 199.001002Henry Burris 1000.001003Eva McCoy 1999.001004John Brown 10000.00expected output:acctNumber[0] = 1000firstName[0] = MikelastName[0] = Smithbalance[0] = 100.00 come up if you had posted a minimal code snippet that demonstrates your current create I wouldn't have to ask... What do you see for create?

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