There's a pattern of "I have a problem with X, the solution seems to be Y, I need help implementing Y". Sometimes people ask this without considering other solutions; then it can be helpful to point out other solutions. Sometimes people ask this after considering and rejecting lots of other solutions; then it can be annoying to point out other solutions. Unfortunately it's not always easy for someone answering to tell which is which. Edit because concrete examples are good: I just came across this SO post, which doesn't answer the question asked or the question I searched for, but it was my preferred solution to the problem I actually had.

Most likely this part: [...] I don't think it's that much of a stretch to infer, "and if you can suggest what, or how I might remedy it, that would be cool!"