LettherebeLight:
But ill keep you posted and contact you if i would like any changes.
I'm afraid you may have missed the last point in my first response (#4 on this thread). Be sure that it works for you before you send me the payment, because as far as I am concerned that means that you have accepted the work. If it doesn't work for you, don't pay me.
Not trying to be a d*ck, but I have been programming for a few years now and this is the kind of thing that happens. Before you know it, you have been corresponding back and forth for a week or more with someone trying to make their stuff go. I have a day job where I am expected to provide ongoing support for the stuff I write. If I have to do that, then it's not a hobby, it's a job.
If you want changes, you should perhaps post a new thread on this board asking for someone to do them. The code is public domain and available on github - anyone can "fork" it and do their own work on it.
Note to all the young-uns and newbies looking to make a career in contracting and computing: you have to set boundaries. If you don't respect your boundaries, then other people won't. Why not? Because they need stuff. They need stuff, and so they do what they can to get the stuff they need. I explicitly said "I prefer not to provide ongoing support for sketches I do on this forum", and straight away the client is all "I'll contact you if I want changes". This always happens. You need to be able to say 'no'. It's a lesson that applies to a lot of things in life.
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