EE Achievements:
1st Question Answered: 02/20/2006
#1 Points For a Single Day: 02/26/2006
1st 0 Point Question Answered: 03/07/2006
100th Question Answered: 03/14/2006
1st Appearence on a Top 15 Yearly: 03/15/2006 (PHP)
1st Certificate: 03/21/2006 (Javascript)
1st 0 minute answer: 04/26/2006
1st Top 25 for an entire month: 04/2006
Top 400 Experts in all of EE: 07/22/2006


EE Questions with Great Answers:
Q_21789655
Q_21792787

EE Points:
50,000 Points: 03/07/2006
100,000 Points: 03/11/2006
200,000 Points: 03/30/2006
100,000 Points in One Domain (PHP): 05/09/2006
500,000 Points: 08/14/2006

EE Friends:
Roonaan (Web Dev. Extraordinaire)
Tomeeboy (In the same Web Dev. TAs, Great Expert)
Top 400 Experts In All Of EE: 07/22/2006

EE Quotes:
Dakyd (now known as: The Noble Dakyd)
"The difference between Bogo's example and mine is pretty much two double quotes.  Same with Sam's answer - he just didn't account for the quotes.  I guess I felt that I didn't provide the actual solution, more like a syntactical correction to two otherwise valid answers.  That said, if I provided enough value in my post that I helped you learn a little bit about how it all works, then I'd have no objections to accepting my comment.  Regardless of how the points work out, hopefully the thread helped you gained some insight into how to pass variables from ASP to client-side javascript.  And ultimately, that means we did our proverbial job."
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BogoJoker
"Try linking to a style sheep like so..."
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Roonaan
$lastsecond = mktime(23,59,59, date('m', $timestamp), date('t', $timestamp), date('Y', $timestamp));

BogoJoker
Godly, 2 minutes.... I just had to say this cause its so good.

Roonaan
I had to type with one hand, because eating breakfast at the same time :-P


EE Certificates:
Master - Javascript - 03/21/06
Master - PHP - 04/02/06
Master - PHP & Databases - 04/16/06
Master - CSS - 07/17/06
Guru - PHP - 12/12/06
Master - Web Development 12/14/06

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http://bogojoker.com