Programming Help

Web Development



What's Here?

  • Members: 150,068
  • Replies: 507,606
  • Topics: 80,022
  • Snippets: 2,668
  • Tutorials: 706
  • Total Online: 1,808
  • Members: 102
  • Guests: 1,706

Welcome to Dream.In.Code
Become a Java Expert!

Join 150,068 Java Programmers for FREE! Get instant access to thousands of Java experts, tutorials, code snippets, and more! There are 1,808 people online right now. Registration is fast and FREE... Join Now!




cant find symbol help

2 Pages V  1 2 >  
 Reply to this topicStart new topic

cant find symbol help
smithgang1994
2 Jun, 2008 - 10:12 PM
Post #1

D.I.C Head
**

Joined: 30 May, 2008
Posts: 56


My Contributions
I need help with the following errors. (the arrow is suppose to be under the red character) Thank you.
C:\Users\Michael\Desktop\inventory2\Inventory1Test.java:20: cannot find symbol
symbol : method getRating()
location: class Inventory1
System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", DVD[i].getRating());
^
C:\Users\Michael\Desktop\inventory2\Inventory1Test.java:37: cannot find symbol
symbol : method getRating()
location: class Inventory1
System.out.pringf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", DVD[i].getRating());
^
C:\Users\Michael\Desktop\inventory2\Inventory1Test.java:48: cannot find symbol
symbol : method getValueRestockingFee(Inventory1[])
location: class Inventory1
Double restockingFee = DVD[0].getValueRestockingFee(DVD);
^
3 errors


CODE

//Overloaded constructors used to initialize inventory
import java.lang.String;
public class Inventory1Test
{
    public static void main( String args[] )
    {
        Inventory1[] DVD = new DVD[4];

        DVD[0] = new DVD( "1", "Star Wars", "PG", 232, 5, 13.45);
        DVD[1] = new DVD("2", "Cars", "G", 233, 7, 12.23 );
        DVD[2] = new DVD("3", "Fantastic Four", "PG", 234, 8, 18.45);
        DVD[3] = new DVD("4", "Batman", "PG-13", 235, 2, 10.88);

System.out.println( "\nInventory of DVD Movies: " );

for (int i = 0; i < DVD.length; i++)
    {
        System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", DVD[i].getItems());
        System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", DVD[i].getVideo());
        System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", DVD[i].getRating());
        System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", DVD[i].getNumber());
        System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", DVD[i].getStock());
        System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", DVD[i].getPrice());
        System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", DVD[i].getValue());

}//end




DVD[0].SortInventory1(DVD);
System.out.println( "\nSorted Inventory of DVD Movies:");
for (int i = 0; i < DVD.length; i++)
    {
      System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", DVD[i].getItems());
              System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", DVD[i].getVideo());
              System.out.pringf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", DVD[i].getRating());
              System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", DVD[i].getNumber());
              System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", DVD[i].getStock());
              System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", DVD[i].getPrice());
              System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", DVD[i].getValue());
}//end

Double totalInv = DVD[0].CalculateTotalInventoryValue(DVD);

  System.out.printf( "Total Inventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", totalInv );

Double restockingFee = DVD[0].getValueRestockingFee(DVD);

    System.out.printf( "Restocking Fee(5%): \t%s\n\n", restockingFee );

}//end main



}//end class Inventory1Test


and here is my subclass

CODE


public class DVD extends Inventory1 {
    // Holds the rating of the movie
    private String movierating;


    public DVD( String items, String  video, String rating, int number,  int stock, double price )
    {
        super( items, video, number, stock, price );
       movierating = rating;
    }

    public void setmovieRating(String r) {
        movierating = r;
    }


    public String getRating() {
        return movierating;
    }
    public Double CalculateTotalInventoryValue(Inventory1[] product)
     {
      Double total = 0.0;
      for(int index = 0; index < product.length; index++)
      {
       Inventory1 inv = product[index];
       total += inv.getValue();
      }

      return total;
}

    public double getValue() {
        return super.getValue() * 1.05;
    }


    public double getRestockingFee() {
        return super.getValue() * .05;
    }

}


I dont know if you will need my original class. but any help would be great
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

Ellie
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 12:18 AM
Post #2

D.I.C Regular
Group Icon

Joined: 17 Jan, 2007
Posts: 428



Thanked: 4 times
Dream Kudos: 150
My Contributions

Since you've subclassed Inventory1, so your array should be of the same type as your subclass i.e. a DVD array not an Inventory1 array. Confusingly, you've now got an array of type Inventory1 but named DVD, the same as your subclass.

Change it to something like

DVD[] stockArray = new DVD[4];

And then you'll need to update all your references to the DVD array to the new variable name.

CODE

//Overloaded constructors used to initialize inventory
import java.lang.String;
public class Inventory1Test
{
    public static void main( String args[] )
    {
        DVD[] stockArray = new DVD[4];

        stockArray[0] = new DVD( "1", "Star Wars", "PG", 232, 5, 13.45);
        stockArray[1] = new DVD("2", "Cars", "G", 233, 7, 12.23 );
        stockArray[2] = new DVD("3", "Fantastic Four", "PG", 234, 8, 18.45);
        stockArray[3] = new DVD("4", "Batman", "PG-13", 235, 2, 10.88);

System.out.println( "\nInventory of DVD Movies: " );

for (int i = 0; i < stockArray.length; i++)
    {
        System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", stockArray[i].getItems());
        System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", stockArray[i].getVideo());
        System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", stockArray[i].getRating());
        System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", stockArray[i].getNumber());
        System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", stockArray[i].getStock());
        System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", stockArray[i].getPrice());
        System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", stockArray[i].getValue());

}//end




stockArray[0].SortInventory1(stockArray);
System.out.println( "\nSorted Inventory of DVD Movies:");
for (int i = 0; i < stockArray.length; i++)
    {
      System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", stockArray[i].getItems());
              System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", stockArray[i].getVideo());
              System.out.pringf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", stockArray[i].getRating());
              System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", stockArray[i].getNumber());
              System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", stockArray[i].getStock());
              System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", stockArray[i].getPrice());
              System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", stockArray[i].getValue());
}//end

Double totalInv = stockArray[0].CalculateTotalInventoryValue(stockArray);

  System.out.printf( "Total Inventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", totalInv );

Double restockingFee = stockArray[0].getValueRestockingFee(stockArray);

    System.out.printf( "Restocking Fee(5%): \t%s\n\n", restockingFee );

}//end main



}//end class Inventory1Test
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

cutegrrl
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 12:30 AM
Post #3

D.I.C Head
**

Joined: 12 May, 2008
Posts: 72



Thanked: 7 times
My Contributions
Generally, it's usually a good idea to post all the code if possible and to give a brief summary of the program. It will allow us to better help you.

With that said, you've declared your array incorrectly. It should be like the following:

java

// type[] variableName = new type[size];
DVD[] library = new DVD[4];


Also, in your second error you incorrectly wrote System.out.pringf.

Here is the code with aforementioned errors fixed:
java

package temp;
import java.lang.String;
public class Inventory1Test
{
	public static void main( String args[] )
	{
		DVD[] library = new DVD[4];

		library[0] = new DVD( "1", "Star Wars", "PG", 232, 5, 13.45);
		library[1] = new DVD("2", "Cars", "G", 233, 7, 12.23 );
		library[2] = new DVD("3", "Fantastic Four", "PG", 234, 8, 18.45);
		library[3] = new DVD("4", "Batman", "PG-13", 235, 2, 10.88);

		System.out.println( "\nInventory of DVD Movies: " );

		for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
		{
			System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
			System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
			System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", library[i].getRating());
			System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
			System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
			System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
			System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());

		}//end




		library[0].SortInventory1(library);
		System.out.println( "\nSorted Inventory of DVD Movies:");
		for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
		{
			System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
			System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
			System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", library[i].getRating());
			System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
			System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
			System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
			System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());
		}//end

		Double totalInv = library[0].CalculateTotalInventoryValue(DVD);

		System.out.printf( "Total Inventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", totalInv );

		Double restockingFee = library[0].getValueRestockingFee(library);

		System.out.printf( "Restocking Fee(5%): \t%s\n\n", restockingFee );

	}//end main



}//end class Inventory1Test


Hope this helps.

This post has been edited by cutegrrl: 3 Jun, 2008 - 12:31 AM
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

smithgang1994
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 06:34 AM
Post #4

D.I.C Head
**

Joined: 30 May, 2008
Posts: 56


My Contributions
What am I doing wrong with the restocking fee part? I am getting the following error:

C:\Users\Michael\Desktop\java1\Inventory1Test.java:28: cannot find symbol
symbol : method getValueRestockingFee(DVD[])
location: class DVD
Double restockingFee = library[i].getValueRestockingFee(library);


QUOTE(cutegrrl @ 3 Jun, 2008 - 01:30 AM) *

Generally, it's usually a good idea to post all the code if possible and to give a brief summary of the program. It will allow us to better help you.

With that said, you've declared your array incorrectly. It should be like the following:

java

// type[] variableName = new type[size];
DVD[] library = new DVD[4];


Also, in your second error you incorrectly wrote System.out.pringf.

Here is the code with aforementioned errors fixed:
java

package temp;
import java.lang.String;
public class Inventory1Test
{
	public static void main( String args[] )
	{
		DVD[] library = new DVD[4];

		library[0] = new DVD( "1", "Star Wars", "PG", 232, 5, 13.45);
		library[1] = new DVD("2", "Cars", "G", 233, 7, 12.23 );
		library[2] = new DVD("3", "Fantastic Four", "PG", 234, 8, 18.45);
		library[3] = new DVD("4", "Batman", "PG-13", 235, 2, 10.88);

		System.out.println( "\nInventory of DVD Movies: " );

		for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
		{
			System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
			System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
			System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", library[i].getRating());
			System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
			System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
			System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
			System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());

		}//end




		library[0].SortInventory1(library);
		System.out.println( "\nSorted Inventory of DVD Movies:");
		for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
		{
			System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
			System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
			System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t%s", library[i].getRating());
			System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
			System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
			System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
			System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());
		}//end

		Double totalInv = library[0].CalculateTotalInventoryValue(DVD);

		System.out.printf( "Total Inventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", totalInv );

		Double restockingFee = library[0].getValueRestockingFee(library);

		System.out.printf( "Restocking Fee(5%): \t%s\n\n", restockingFee );

	}//end main



}//end class Inventory1Test


Hope this helps.
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

mensahero
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 07:02 AM
Post #5

c0mput3rz Are Only Human
Group Icon

Joined: 26 May, 2008
Posts: 664



Thanked: 17 times
Dream Kudos: 75
My Contributions

QUOTE


Double restockingFee = DVD[0].getValueRestockingFee(DVD);





QUOTE

public double getRestockingFee() {
return super.getValue() * .05;
}




based from your code now that seems to be your problem.. or you have a getValueRestockingFee method that is not present in your code..
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

smithgang1994
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 07:11 AM
Post #6

D.I.C Head
**

Joined: 30 May, 2008
Posts: 56


My Contributions
Tried that and I am still getting the same error.



QUOTE(mensahero @ 3 Jun, 2008 - 08:02 AM) *

QUOTE


Double restockingFee = DVD[0].getValueRestockingFee(DVD);





QUOTE

public double getRestockingFee() {
return super.getValue() * .05;
}




based from your code now that seems to be your problem.. or you have a getValueRestockingFee method that is not present in your code..
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

Ellie
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 07:26 AM
Post #7

D.I.C Regular
Group Icon

Joined: 17 Jan, 2007
Posts: 428



Thanked: 4 times
Dream Kudos: 150
My Contributions
I think it's mensahero's second suggestion - I can't see that you have written a getValueRestockingFee method anywhere, so that's why it can't be found.
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

1lacca
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 07:45 AM
Post #8

code.rascal
Group Icon

Joined: 11 Aug, 2005
Posts: 3,822



Thanked: 12 times
My Contributions

Or it might be declared in the Inventory1 class that you still haven't posted with a different parameter list. Anyway, it is difficult to guess from this. Either way it would be easier if you told us what your function is supposed to do.

Also, a method like Double CalculateTotalInventoryValue(Inventory1[] product) that does not use any member attribute should be declared static, so it is easier to use (DVD.CalculateTotalInventoryValue(library) )
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

smithgang1994
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 10:05 AM
Post #9

D.I.C Head
**

Joined: 30 May, 2008
Posts: 56


My Contributions
Okay here is my whole code everything is running the way it is suppose to (i think:-) )
My problem is with the restocking fee. Any help would be most greatful!! I have been working on this for days.
Thank you


CODE


//inventory part 1
import java.lang.String;
public class Inventory1
{
    protected String items;
    protected String video;
    protected int number;
    protected int stock;
    protected double price;
    protected double value;

    public Inventory1( String i, String v, int n, int s, double p )
    {
        setItems(i);
        setVideo(v);
        setNumber(n);
        setStock(s);
        setPrice(p);
    }//end Inventory1 five-argument constructor

    public Inventory1( Inventory1 inventory)
    {
        this( inventory.getItems(), inventory.getVideo(), inventory.getNumber(), inventory.getStock(), inventory.getPrice() );
    }//end Inventoryconstructor with a Inventory object argument


    public void setInventory1( String i, String v, int n, int s, double p )
    {
        setItems( i );
        setVideo( v );
        setNumber( n );
        setStock( s );
        setPrice( p );
    }//end method setInventory

    public void setItems( String i )
    {
        items = ( i );
    }//end method setItems

    public void setVideo( String v )
    {
        video = ( v );
    }//end method setVideo

    public void setNumber( int n )
    {
        number = ( n );
    }//end method setNumber

    public void setStock( int s )
    {
        stock = ( s );
    }//end method setStock

    public void setPrice(double p )
    {
        price = ( p );
    }//end method setPrice

    public String getItems()
    {
        return items;
    }//end method getItems

    public String getVideo()
    {
        return video;
    }//end method getVideo

    public int getNumber()
    {
        return number;
    }//end method getNumber

    public int getStock()
    {
        return stock;
    }//end method getStock

    public double getPrice()
    {
        return price;
    }//end method getPrice

    public double getValue()
    {
        return (stock * price);
        }//end method getValue

public Double CalculateTotalInventoryValue(Inventory1[] product)
{
  Double total = 0.0;
  for(int index = 0; index < product.length; index++)
  {
   Inventory1 inv = product[index];
   total += inv.getValue();
  }

  return total;
}



public Inventory1[] SortInventory1 (Inventory1[] theInventory1)
{
  Inventory1 tmp;

for (int index = 0; index < theInventory1.length; index++)
  {
   for (int anotherindex = index + 1; anotherindex< theInventory1.length; anotherindex++)
   {
    String s1 = theInventory1[index].getVideo();
    String s2 = theInventory1[anotherindex].getVideo();
    if( s1.compareTo(s2) > 0)
    {
     tmp = theInventory1[index];
     theInventory1 [index] = theInventory1[anotherindex];
     theInventory1 [anotherindex] = tmp;
    }
   }
  }
return theInventory1;
}








}//end class Inventory1

CODE

public class DVD extends Inventory1 {
    // Holds the rating of the movie
    private String movierating;
    private String items;
    private String video;
    private int number;
    private int stock;
    private double price;

    private double value;


    public DVD( String items, String  video, String rating, int number,  int stock, double price )
    {
        super( items, video, number, stock, price );
       movierating = rating;

    }

    public String getRating() {
        return movierating;
    }
    public Double CalculateTotalInventoryValue(Inventory1[] product)
     {
      Double total = 0.0;
      for(int index = 0; index < product.length; index++)
      {
       Inventory1 inv = product[index];
       total += inv.getValue();
      }

      return total;
  }

public double getItemValue() {
        return super.getValue() * 1.05;
    }

    // Simply gets the base class's value, and figures out the 5% restocking fee only
    public double getRestockingFee() {
        return super.getValue() * .05;
    }





public Inventory1[] SortInventory1 (Inventory1[] theInventory1)
{
  Inventory1 tmp;

for (int index = 0; index < theInventory1.length; index++)
  {
   for (int anotherindex = index + 1; anotherindex< theInventory1.length; anotherindex++)
   {
    String s1 = theInventory1[index].getVideo();
    String s2 = theInventory1[anotherindex].getVideo();
    if( s1.compareTo(s2) > 0)
    {
     tmp = theInventory1[index];
     theInventory1 [index] = theInventory1[anotherindex];
     theInventory1 [anotherindex] = tmp;
    }
   }
  }
return theInventory1;
}
}//end class DVD


CODE

//Overloaded constructors used to initialize inventory
import java.lang.String;

public class Inventory1Test
{

    public static void main( String args[] )
    {
        DVD[] library = new DVD[4];

        library[0] = new DVD( "1", "Star Wars", "PG", 232, 5, 13.45);
        library[1] = new DVD("2", "Cars", "G", 233, 7, 12.23 );
        library[2] = new DVD("3", "Fantastic Four", "PG", 234, 8, 18.45);
        library[3] = new DVD("4", "Batman", "PG-13", 235, 2, 10.88);

System.out.println( "\nInventory of DVD Movies: " );

for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
    {
        System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
        System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
        System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t\t%s", library[i].getRating() );
        System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
        System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
        System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
        System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());




}//end




library[0].SortInventory1(library);
System.out.println( "\nSorted Inventory of DVD Movies:");
for (int i = 0; i < library.length; i++)
    {
      System.out.printf( "\nItem #%s ", library[i].getItems());
      System.out.printf( "\nTitle of Movie: \t%s", library[i].getVideo());
      System.out.printf( "\nMovie Rating: \t\t%s", library[i].getRating() );
      System.out.printf( "\nItem Number:   \t\t%s", library[i].getNumber());
      System.out.printf( "\n# of Items in Stock: \t%s", library[i].getStock());
      System.out.printf( "\nPurchase Price: \t$%s", library[i].getPrice());
      System.out.printf( "\nInventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", library[i].getValue());

}//end

Double totalInv = library[0].CalculateTotalInventoryValue(library);

  System.out.printf( "Total Inventory Value: \t$%s\n\n", totalInv );

Double restockingFee = library[0].RestockingFee(library);
System.out.printf( "Restocking Fee(5%): \t%s\n\n", library[0].getValue());






}//end main



}//end class Inventory1Test


QUOTE(1lacca @ 3 Jun, 2008 - 08:45 AM) *

Or it might be declared in the Inventory1 class that you still haven't posted with a different parameter list. Anyway, it is difficult to guess from this. Either way it would be easier if you told us what your function is supposed to do.

Also, a method like Double CalculateTotalInventoryValue(Inventory1[] product) that does not use any member attribute should be declared static, so it is easier to use (DVD.CalculateTotalInventoryValue(library) )
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

pbl
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 11:04 AM
Post #10

D.I.C Lover
Group Icon

Joined: 6 Mar, 2008
Posts: 3,587



Thanked: 233 times
Dream Kudos: 75
My Contributions
you call getValueRestockingFee
your method name is getRestockingFee
add or remove "value" at the good places
User is online!Profile CardPM
+Quote Post

mensahero
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 11:23 AM
Post #11

c0mput3rz Are Only Human
Group Icon

Joined: 26 May, 2008
Posts: 664



Thanked: 17 times
Dream Kudos: 75
My Contributions
QUOTE(pbl @ 3 Jun, 2008 - 12:04 PM) *

you call getValueRestockingFee
your method name is getRestockingFee
add or remove "value" at the good places


well that's what I have pointed out to him earlier, but now after seeing the whole code.. that won't work..


java

public double getRestockingFee() {
        return super.getValue() * .05;
    }


that method doesn't require any parameter... but he keep on implementing it with a parameter..

java

Double restockingFee = library[0].RestockingFee(library);


try removing the library inside the parenthesis and its should be "getRestockingFee()".. blink.gif

This post has been edited by mensahero: 3 Jun, 2008 - 11:26 AM
User is offlineProfile CardPM
+Quote Post

pbl
RE: Cant Find Symbol Help
3 Jun, 2008 - 11:27 AM
Post #12

D.I.C Lover
Group Icon

Joined: 6 Mar, 2008
Posts: 3,587



Thanked: 233 times
Dream Kudos: 75
My Contributions
QUOTE(mensahero @ 3 Jun, 2008 - 12:23 PM) *

well that's what I have pointed out to him earlier, but now after seeing the whole code.. that won't work..


Sorry mensahero just looked at the last one.

Sorry 4 eyes better than 2
User is online!Profile CardPM
+Quote Post

2 Pages V  1 2 >
Fast ReplyReply to this topicStart new topic
Time is now: 1/8/09 10:54PM
Invision Power Board v2.1.7 © 2009  IPS, Inc.
Licensed to: MediaGroup1