Comments by FourCrate (Top 22 by date)

Ok thanks, maybe say this as a solution so you can have some points. You've helped me on a number of occasions thanks!

I changed the tagging.

When I say old school, I mean using a plain html form with text boxes and a submit button and a form method (such as POST) rather than something like:

<asp:TextBox ID="password" runat="server" Text="Password:">

You understood me correct by the way :)

Ok, and which state management should I use for something such as a user ID?

Not really, I've been searching a lot but couldn't find anything. I guess I'm not searching the right thing that will solve the problem. I was too stumped to even try it, but the below example helps and I'll use that to find out more.

Many thanks, it worked

I am replying this to you as there is a bug and I can't create my own solution :/

I noticed the problem was that the piece of code above was automatically creating another new text file called "reciept" and updating that instead. I thought the file I created manually called "reciept.txt" would be the same as what I am writing to in the code but apparently not.
The code I have was automatically creating a new text file because it didn't exist when I hadn't actually programmed it to create a new file.

Thanks for the input. That didn't solve my problem but I noticed the problem was that the piece of code above was automatically creating a new text file called "reciept" and updating that instead.

Thanks Cagri, it worked.

Done

I'm a newbie xD

Thanks for the input :)

Thanks for the input :)

Thanks!

haha I'm strange...

Thanks for your reply :)