Posts by sillyboy

you want to make your css adaptable to the different screen resolutions. so, start working with percentages so the browsers can align your elements, avoid using pixels. there are endless css issues you may run into, so if you need further help, list specific issues you get.

no, that is not what is causing your troubles. what you are trying to do is exactly the same as storing the highest value.

i.e.

if(moneyLowest > money) {
  moneyLowest = money;
}

but simply copy & pasting this code will not work.

ok, I think I see the issue:

money2 = money; //storing the previous money value
String moneyString = JOptionPane.showInputDialog( null, "Enter amount of money given"); //money input
money = Double.parseDouble(moneyString); //money
double moneyL = Math.min(money, money2);
moneyLowest = Math.min(moneyL, money);

why are you doing Math.min here and not using what you do for highest? there is actually nothing wrong with using Math.min, but this code is making it impossible for moneyLowest to be anything other than the current user imput (see if you can see why).

It just keeps getting the last "lowest" number.

What does that mean? From what I see there are no issues...

there is no speech setting as far as I am aware (unless this is some tech microphone you are talking about). your description is still very vague, can you elaborate more?

um, why are you trying to repair it? last time i checked power supplies were pretty cheap. based on the behaviour you have explained, i reckon your fixes to the broken components are fine, but not right. i think the power supply is shutting itself down because it is running past some threshold.

what? if the problem is application specific, you are probably using the wrong device as you microphone. you may also have the sensitivity too low...

unfortunately i don't the specific utility you are talking about, but until somebody can answer you, you can just google "man ...." as most man pages you will want are hosted somewhere. there will be some differences, but generally this works well for me.

sounds like a network issue to me. how is your network configured? if this is on a large network (e.g. work, school) the download could be blocked.

well a shortcut is just that. a shortcut to some application, so if it has been deleted you need to simply replace the shorcut. you don't need to find the shortcut, but the actual application to replace them. if you are lucky enough to have other shortcuts lying around you can have a look at the "target" should be in the properties.

for me personally, finding the application is just a matter of crawling the usual suspects (i.e. C:\, C:\Program Files etc...). usually there is a company name as a folder (blah blah blah... i'm sure you get the point). if it is in an obscure location and you can't seem to find it (e.g. google chrome) look it up on google.

Bayside - Bayside, get to see them tomorrow, yay!

Program c:\Program File (x86)\Internet explorer\iexplore.exe

what's with the x86?

what are the errors you are getting?

do you understand what packages are?

a package of example.hello, does not mean having a folder called example.hello. if you want a file structure to represent example.hello, you need example/hello...

it has already been said, but it seems hardware related. if you have warranty, use that, or take it to a repair shop?

and you have linked the 2 files? (or alternatively have them in the single file?)

doubt he'll be back, was just desperate for the easy way out...

@verruckt24, there is nothing to clear up. I didn't think you gave the answer away too easily or anything... I actually thought your post was good.

haha, burned.

the answer is posted by verruckt24, and he has a good explanation of what is going on. i couldn't just give you the answer straight up, had to make you work for it :)

i am assuming the user doesn't even get to enter their value. am i wrong here? if so then input.nextInt() is not asking for any value...

do you know what the difference between declaring and initialising is? look at your declare() method, it should give you a clue as to what is happening...

if you use the default package (i.e. no package), you simply reference the folder containing all your class files. i am curious how you came up with the folder name example.hello, because it seems to resemble a package...

alternatively, you could just trigger a refresh

ok, your app if falling over @ player.java:14.

which is: human = input.nextInt();

at this point in your code, what does input represent?
note: there is a difference between declaring and initialising your variables / objects.

what is "input"?

you aren't even trying, anyway unless you show effort i'm not going to monitor this anymore.

have you defined the "XMLHttp.prototype.get" method?

I'm sure you didn't have 30mins to begin with... If you just understand how a for loop and how a while loop work, it'll take you 1 min to convert.

this is "JavaScript" and no, try it yourself first.

I am not certain, since I haven't really done this (I'm essentially just googling on your behalf).

From the looks, I would say you just replicate the FilePermission line 3 times for each of your files. Just note this is not in code, it is simply in a "policy file". good luck again

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Programming/BasicJava1/data.html#applet

this example is probably not as daunting as the last. you are not going to be able to get access by default. anyway this example shows you how to set up a policy to allow file access. good luck

but you didn't you in a normal jvm environment the code reads & writes fine?

if you have packages e.g. "com.myproject.main", it will be represented through a file struction /com/myproject/main, the classpath is not [directory]/com/myproject/main, but it is simply [directory].

[directory] - is the parent folder of "com". hopefully that makes sense

which is why i said it won't work...

think logically through your code and it should be pretty simple what is wrong.

posting your assignment doesn't really make me want to help you.

that won't work, but the idea is there. you don't even need to introduce a separate counter, but you should really try work this out yourself.

note: you don't need to initialise inside a for loop if you don't want.

http://www.captain.at/programming/java/

I haven't tried the example shown, but it looks by creating and accepting a certificate, you can give your applet read/write access. see how that goes.

yes, the class directory is the correct classpath, but if they are in packages, make sure you reference the root folder.

for ( grades = 1; grades >= 1; grades++)

so you initialise grades to 1. (why? considering you ask the user for grades... you are overwriting what you want to know)

you want to loop if grades is greater or equal to 1.

each loop you want to increment grades by 1.

does this logic add up?

applets are generally run embedded in a web page, so for security reasons, it won't give you access to the client's filesystem. there may be a workaround, but this type of thing wouldn't be a good idea.

all -d should do, is put the compiled classed in your specified directory. i am not exactly sure what you are having issues with, if you can be more specific, perhaps we can be of more help.

a classnotfound will be the result of the specific class missing from your classpath.

I think there are a few options, DecimalFormat, BigDecimal, or just implement a simple algorithm to limit it for you.

http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=475442

sounds hardware related to me, you could try take it somewhere, or pull it apart, but perhaps it is just time...

you realise this will be visible in the source?

why not make use of some kinda backend, even if it is just a simply php script.

how far is it getting before it bonks?

nice work, althought I wouldn't think that would cause a infinite, more likely an ArrayIndexOutOfBounds... anyway, it's solved.

If you do a search, you should find a lot of information regarding this topic on the web. You will get help with more specific questions around here.

not if i don't know what the process is

your questions are very vague...

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