That too-high fly boy needs to get his feet back on rhe ground and start breathing some oxygen. Whatever common sense he got, he surely lost it in space.

Now you have destroyed the touch screen, how are you going turn the music off?

A simple 'grep' told me that this framework has 820 PHP files. I know the Solar site holds lots of documentation, but to know and understand a framework, I want to see what the code looks like. Just to get an idea of its quality and security. With 820 files, there is no way I'm every even going to give it a try. In my opinion, it should take less time to understand a framework than it takes time to build your own simple framework. This framework, with its many files and 'complex' structure and object extending, definitly failed on that one. Another one for my ignore list.

No no no, you say that you want to compile your program. The DM decides how many errors you get. You have to roll a save check vs intelligence. Roll D20 and add 1 point for every year of programming experience.

Sure. Your character is sitting in front of the computer. What is your next move?

The best way to learn to program, is by start learning to define a problem and its solution. A programming language is nothing more than a tool. A tool to tell the computer about the problem and the solution. Learn about, for example, Fitch propositional logic, about how to define a big problem into smaller problems, about iterative and recursive design, etc. The biggest problem with many 'programmers' these days is that they only know how to hack a piece of code in their favorite language, but they don't know how to program. If you want to learn someone how to write computer programs, start by stepping away from the computer and learn how to design a program, not how to actually write one.

[quote]since you can't parallel install IE[/quote] Like Obama said: [url=http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE]yes we can[/url].

How does the code look like OO? Because of the hooks. It's what you do with object inheritance: you override default functions. What has that to do with the number of queries? Because of the hooks, functions which are not required to build a page, are called nevertheless. These useless function calls (which query the database) make Drupal slow. Of course you can attack me saying I'm a bad programmer or I don't understand Drupal. I took Drupal 5.3 and the FAQ module from the Drupal website. It took 418 database queries to build a FAQ page. Yes,.... 418 queries! And please, don't give me some pointless reason why that would still be my fault. It will make you the smoker who says cigarettes aren't bad.