On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Fred Ballard wrote:
> +1 to everything Walter has said, as well.
>
> I haven't thought about this a lot, but doesn't this apply to everything in
> terms of user input? Doesn't this really enter the realm of a basic
> guideline, principle, or law for UI? (I rememb
+1 to everything Walter has said, as well.
I haven't thought about this a lot, but doesn't this apply to everything in
terms of user input? Doesn't this really enter the realm of a basic
guideline, principle, or law for UI? (I remember something like this being
applied to database design.)
D
>> Walter
>> Im using address to geocoding. Do you know if exists an address check
>> plugin or gem to do this work?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Pedro
>>
>
> I repeat my earlier point. If it's not valuable enough to the user, they will
> spam you like this. If your geocoder reports an error, then raise
On May 11, 2011, at 10:18 AM, Pedro wrote:
Walter
Im using address to geocoding. Do you know if exists an address check
plugin or gem to do this work?
Thanks
Pedro
I repeat my earlier point. If it's not valuable enough to the user,
they will spam you like this. If your geocoder reports an
Walter
Im using address to geocoding. Do you know if exists an address check
plugin or gem to do this work?
Thanks
Pedro
On 11 maio, 10:54, Walter Davis wrote:
> I don't think a regex can save you here. Ask yourself a higher-level
> question. Why are you gathering the address information, a
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