My VWD Lottery Experience.

I have expanded my pyramid head even more with some brand new coding skills, I spent the whole evening working on sessions and cookies and I have now successfully managed to capture a cookie and session id and use it to submit information to a remote form with details that I have captured on one of my own pages.

what?

well, I can have any form on any of my websites and then take the captured data, store it and also use it to submit a results by email form on my vwd site, I’ll know if that person has already subscribed with someone else in vwd and take appropriate action and they will never have to leave my site or fill in another form.

This means I can start with my 3 step signup code and campaign, it’s all hush hush at the moment but this new coding has been floating around in my brain since I first came up with the 3 step signup plan after seeing a $97 script promising to provide a simple 3 step signup page page, problem was that I would have to take that captured data and manually submit it to my vwd site which would start to be a bane with 100+ captures coming in per day!.

Now that I’m able to take data from one of my own forms and process it and also submit it to my vwd prospector without the user having to navigate away from the page they are on it means that I can get on with the ‘real’ coding and get ready to launch my super campaign in the summer.

I’m so pleased, its been a little while since I got that “whoosh” that happens in the back of my brain when I successfully complete a coding task with code I’ve never used before. I r0xorz teh h4rd 1!!onetyone

Congressman Barney Frank (D. Mass) is mooting a bill to repeal America’s online gambling ban enacted last year. He tells the Financial Times that the ban of online gaming by UIGEA is one of the “stupidest laws” ever passed.

The ban enacted last year made it illegal for US banks to process payments to non-US gambling businesses and had a massive effect on all gambling sites, VWD included. The news of the congressman’s opinion caused the stock value of major gambling companies to rise even though analysts caution that politicians may distance themselves from “pro-gambling” measures.

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