Rhade

Sorry, I know this is the wrong forum but nobody seems to look in the ad-hoc beta tester section.

That does not give you license to post in the wrong forum. And when you have to include "I know this is the wrong forum", that's a double-whammy piss off a moderator move. Don't do it again.

The intention of this forum is to allow anyone who needs iOS (or mobile in general) work performed to advertise their job opening. This could mean a full time position, short-term contract help, simple tutoring, or any variety of other tasks. If you seek the service of a developer, post about it here. Understand that this is first and foremost an iOS board. If you are seeking Mac or Android developers, or even some graphics designers, you might get lucky. Much beyond that, you probably should look elsewhere.

New Thread Rules

• You may only have 1 thread per job opening in this forum. If you are hiring for multiple similar positions, there should be a single thread for those positions. If the positions are different (ex: programmer vs manager), then those should be separate threads.
  

Replying/Bumping Rules

In short, replies are not allowed in this forum. If you want to say something to the thread author, send a PM. If you hit the reply button, chances are that you screwed up. These are the exceptions:

• The OP may bump once per calendar month. So if you post at the end of May and again at the beginning of June, that's fine. Post twice in June and that's not fine.
  
• The OP may post at any time to indicate that the position has been filled, and is encouraged to do so.
  
• If additional clarification is needed regarding the position, then that request may be made. But your first instinct should be to send a PM, not post in the thread.
  

You didn't contact this moderator. But thanks for posting and bringing this to my attention.

Let's see... StupidCow and MateenAppStore (I really need to ban one of those), both coming from dsl.bell.ca. And look at that... MateenPekan coming from... wait for it.... dsl.bell.ca.

The hackers have your same IP address! In fact, I'll bet they even use your keyboard! They are probably sitting in your chair at this very moment!

Time to ban some duplicate accounts. Goodbye Mateen.

You found a link to your own blog? That is awesome!

Hey, look what I just found: an awesome ban button that is probably going to be used soon.

In order to properly format code blocks, 2 HTML tags are required: pre and code. If you wish to format some code, it will look like this (you will need to remove the spaces):

< pre > < code > // Some code < / code > < / pre >

After removing the spaces, you get this:

// Some code

If your code looks really bad, like this:

// Line 1
// Line 2 with some extra length
// Line 3 you know you like it longer
// Line 4

...it is because you forgot the pre tag. Add the pre tag, and things improve:

// Line 1
// Line 2 with some extra length
// Line 3 you know you like it longer
// Line 4

If you don't wish to type these tags manually, you can hit the "C" button that appears in the formatting bar next to the image and strike-through buttons. However, this gives mixed results, and I have finally cracked the code.

// Only one line of code

// This will be
// Multiple lines
// Of code

Both of these were done with the C button, and so far they look nice, but there is a difference. The first one does not have the pre tag. It must take number of lines into account when deciding which tags to use. So if I change my mind and decide to add more lines of code:

// Only one line of code
// Oops, I guess it is
// More than one line
// After all

Uh oh, looks like crap again. Need to add the pre tag manually.

// Only one line of code
// Oops, I guess it is
// More than one line
// After all

So if you know you will be typing lots of code, wait until you are finished to hit the C button. Or else, be aware that you might need to add the pre tag manually.