>>>Trying things at random means you are just thrashing around. If something doesn't work then debug 'till you find out why - then look for the solution.
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>>She's been recommended to do this for years, she just can't do it, because she doesn't understand how it all works together.
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>I was absolutely certain you would post one more of such spiteful remark.

How is the cold blooded truth spiteful? You dance from one solution to the next trying solution after solution to fix your problem rather than isolate and fix the problem on your own. This is how programmers work. I have spent days on problems i'm having, do you see me post 100's of lines of code asking for others to chime in and fix my problems. No, I run a console app and test the basic structure. If that works, I add the next layer. If it works, I move on, if it doesn't , I fix it. you however, do not understand you code base, let alone understand how a real programmer works with code. Otherwise, you would not be asking for everyone else to help you fix your code.