Michael Herger wrote:
I actually made it %s as that should always be unique, and added a
semicolon after Date.format();
Are you on Linux? On my Windows %s does not return a value :-/. I checked
in my '%M%S' version - does the job, too.
I'm actually in FreeBSD, but I was worried about that. I remembered
that Solaris strftime() doesn't have a %s as soon as I sent that. I
would make it %Y%m%d%M%S then.. just to ensure uniqueness. I just
confirmed that works with a;
perl -e 'use POSIX; print strftime("%Y%m%d%M%S", localtime) . "\n";'
in FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, and MacOS X. If that works for you in
Windows it looks like we have a winner.
Nasty hack to get around it.. but at least it works.
Yeah! Thanks a lot for the testing! In fact, there was bug 2084
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2084) which we were never
able to reproduce. You tracked it down. Thanks!
Very cool to hunt down odd bugs, I'm glad to help. Unfortunately
there are still some features which require CSRF to be turned off, but
nothing that seems to get in the way of it functioning as expected.
Hopefully Microsoft can fix the buggy browser in the next Windows
Mobile release.
--mikeb
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