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Re: Um ... yeah, that's readable. :( Perhaps you could repost your code using line breaks? | |
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Re: [quote=Dave Sinkula;307628]I try to make my code conform to no more than 80 characters per line. It seems that that may be near the chosen maximum number of characters before a horizontal scroller is used. In [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry784.html"]this particular example[/URL], the line is exactly 80 characters: [code]pppppppppppppppp0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000[/code] Can the code box … | |
Re: I'm very confused - apparently I came to the thread too late after the weird coloring was fixed. Essentially joeprogrammer is correct in that color tags within [code=language] tags are ignored because that tag automatically colors code for you, hence its purpose. | |
Hi, I have always preferred IE over Firefox. Last night, I upgraded from IE6 to IE7. However, there are a couple of things I don't like about the design. Firstly, I don't like how the URL bar is at the very top, and the home, refresh, back, and forward buttons … | |
With over 3600 members and growing, I'm just curious how many of ya'll are original members who have stuck around through all the good and bad times? Who here has a user ID of 100 or less? 200? | |
Re: When I first got Windows 2000, this happened to me. It pissed me off for weeks until I realized how easy it was to fix. At any edge of the window, just double click. Double click again to bring it back to this "condensed" state. Believe it or not, it's … | |
Re: I would say use RSS feeds to syndicate new jobs being offered. Run a viral campaign where you can get websites targeted to your audience to syndicate these job offers. For example, a blog targeted to web developers might have a sidebar feature that shows some latest web development jobs … | |
Re: Check out your hosts file - I don't remember where it's located. Maybe someone else can fill in the details? | |
Re: So is the consensus to keep C and C++ together for now? | |
![]() | Re: It means they are in your social network. If you're browsing someone else's member profile and under their social network some of the contacts are highlighted, it means they're also in your social network. |
Re: Hi, I'm afraid Joeprogrammer is correct. A lot of time, effort, and money went into DaniWeb's design, and it isn't something that there are any plans of releasing to the public, either free or for a fee. | |
Re: Reminds me of [search]Street Smarts[/search]. | |
Re: What ad scrolled across the screen? It's not supposed to do that! Can you take a screenshot next time you see it happen? Thanks! | |
Re: I consider links from blogs and forums good sources as well. If anything, they can only supplement your link building campaign, and they're viral, too! | |
Re: It looks as if they've correctly set these subdomains up to be supplemental results. | |
Re: Alexa measures trends, not actual data, since it its sample size is limited to Internet Explorer users who are using the Alexa toolbar. | |
Re: The error you're seeing is a JavaScript error most likely caused by the dropdown navigation menu. However, I don't get that error message and my browser is telling me there aren't any script errors. So I don't know :-/ Does it happen all the time? | |
Christian blogged today about how the Intel macs can now legally run Windows ... check it out @ [url="http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry509.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry509.html[/url] I'm stunned :) However, I'm still going to wait until Intel macs are available in towers before I get myself one of them. | |
Re: AFAIK, Windows will use RAM as much as it can before resorting to the pagefile. Shrinking the pagefile won't force it into using more RAM instead. It's just the way Windows works to always use some of the pagefile for I'm not sure what. | |
Re: Hi there! Welcome to DaniWeb. I'm so glad you found the answer to your question and are enjoying the site. | |
Re: For those who don't want to download the attached .doc file: [code=java]import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.text.DecimalFormat; import java.util.Random; import javax.swing.*; public class LotteryPicker extends JFrame { // JLabel and JTextField to display three number lottery private JLabel threeJLabel; private JTextField output3JTextField; // JLabel and JTextField to display four number … | |
Re: To answer the second question ... it has to do with your industry, the keywords on each specific page of the site (and how much people are willing to bid on those keywords), and the click-thru rate of each of your ad spots. Remember, it's a violation of Google's terms … | |
Re: I'm signed up for Weekly notification and once a week I get an influx of subscriptions coming in all at once. I guess that's the way it's supposed to work. I will change myself to Instant notification and see if it works. | |
Re: [URL="http://www.phpbbhacks.com"]www.phpbbhacks.com[/URL] is the official unofficial directory of phpBB hacks. | |
Re: To HTML encode a string is to convert the " to " and < to < and > to > and & to & and you get the idea :) Essentially it's just a simple find and replace of those few things. | |
I just so happened to have clicked into the Windows Task Manager and there, under the Users tab, is a second user with ID 2 ... Mcx1. Under the Session column it says EH-TCP#0. Who on earth is this second user on my computer?? | |
Re: Huh?? What does this have to do with running online communities? | |
Re: I have experience with YaBB Perl and YaBB SE, of which SMF originated (although I've never used SMF). I really didn't like either at all, and I definitely prefer phpBB. I think phpBB is much more cleanly coded and has a much better templating system. | |
Re: It's not possible to do this with JavaScript because you would need some sort of database to keep track of how many visitors there are, which can only be done with a server-side programming language. We do it with PHP and MySQL. Each time a page is accessed, a record … | |
Re: I think anything is possible if you set your mind to it. More specifically, anyone can be the next Google with a single good idea and a lot of determination. With that said ... do you have a good idea that's never been done before that will definitely work? If … | |
Re: Unfortunately you learned this the hard way ... but that's basically the gist of it with so-called "bulk traffic reseller" companies. | |
Re: Huh? Isn't Barat saying that Google won't penalize for duplicate pages within a domain, but if you are copying the exact same tutorial as 200 other sites out there, only the original will rank well? | |
Re: I keep noticing StumbleUpon as a referer to our blog entries but hadn't heard of it before then. What is it exactly? Like a mini-Digg? | |
Re: I almost thought I got ya on this one until the last sentence where you said "and Dani" :) | |
Re: Sorry it took me an extra day to sort out your account. Would you like me to merge your two usernames? | |
Re: What thread are you talking about? Huh? Confused? Did someone hit "new thread" instead of "post reply"? | |
Re: Posting HTML code within forum posts is disabled here just as it does on nearly all other forums. The simple answer is that people can use malicious JavaScript code, they can forget to close a </b> tag which might screw up the rest of the site design, and so forth. … | |
Re: Set a title tag up to be no more than a couple of words that make cohesive sense - not a list of keywords. It should include your keywords in them, most def, but not to the point where it looks like you're just keyword stuffing. |
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