From: Coosa Aa Date: 2007-03-11T14:22:54+09:00 Subject: Re: post_form Coosa Aa wrote: > Pit Capitain wrote: >> Coosa Aa schrieb: >>> Pit Capitain wrote: >>>> The page says "ELECTION COMISSION OF MALAYSIA, ELECTORS ROLL CHECKING". >>>> Can you tell me what this page is about and what you are trying to do? >>>> >>> But for your comment, watch what you write and don't judge and forget >>> that the page is publically accessible; so I don't post here to get such >>> comments and I that question of yours doesn't deserve a response! >> >> Hi Coosa Aa. Yes, it's a public site. But when I entered the data you've >> mentioned, the response looked like personal data to me. Since I don't >> know the language spoken in Malaysia, I wasn't sure about that. That's >> why I asked you my question. Now, interpreting your answer, I think I >> was right that it's possible to get at personal data by entering the >> right numbers. If this is not what you're after, I apologize. It seems >> you found at least one part of the answer to your question, so I guess I >> don't have to show you my solution. >> >> Regards, >> Pit > > Such childish plays; we're here in a professional forum, so be one. I > even mentioned that I solved it, so don't even try to impress by > mentioning that you have an answer; I don't need it, I have it - > "txtSub" => "Submitted". [Solved] A kind request for the admins to close the post. Clearance: the question relates to a part of my "Final Year Project" in the Multimedia University http://www.mmu.edu.my of the Faculty of IT, to create an online e-voting system in Malaysia; silly childish questions attempting to lecture me about morals are useless; any naive person would obviously see that the page I provided has a "gov" domain and It's annoying assuming I don't know that! If I'm stupid enough to attempt to do some thing wrong, I would have obviously written a sample of a normal page which uses the same pattern; It's the first time in a forum I see such annoying people like "Pit". No more replies to this post would be posted from my side. Regards -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.