Most websites will require you to create a profile in order to send e vites so that you can log back in to check if your guests plan to attend your event or not.
It is the place where you can view your pet on spp. Right after you log in, you get sent to your spp profile.
You can delete it from you're profile, but it will still remain on their profile until they delete it too.
No, when your profile is deleted, messages are also deleted. The recipient will see that they have been sent a message but it will simply state that whoever sent it has deleted their account.
Change your watch list in your profile.
Go their profile and click on 'Follow', they will then be sent a request.
I sent an email to support@mylife.com telling them to delete my file. They sent me a phone number to "remove my public profile" - 888-704-1900. Had to hold for quite a while, but then a representative took my info and said my profile would be deleted within 7-10 days. If it is not removed in that time, I will return here and update this answer.
I am taking an educated guess here - but what I think you REALLY meant to write was "SET date on a inmate profile."If I am correct - it would mean that someone (judge?) wants a date set (or has already set a date) on which a history profile or a psychological profile of a particular inmate must be submittred.
yeah you can you can look who went on your profile
No the name will show up.
In order to write a message on another contributor's profile, click "Reply" on the message they sent to you. Or, you can go to their profile and click "Message User" to the right of the page, under the user's statistics.
If your profile is private then your tweets won't appear in the search. All messages are sent to the person you sent it to providing you use the correct username.
Server side scripts start processing data generally when end user or client triggers some action. Server side looks for the request object sent by end user and processes it and presents the relevant data model. For example a user wants to see his profile. He can click on the Show Profile button after Login. Once he click it a request object with two parameters Login Id and Profile is sent. The server side processes the request and separates the Login Id and Show Profile. It then ask the database or file to show profile associated with the login id. There are auto-loading classes and triggers which activate on their own without user input also.