Posts by sillyboy

I am not too sure what you mean, if you mean the actual design implementation you could use something like dreamweaver. If you mean actually designing your website, prototypes are generally done one paper since they are easiest and you can test it easily with users. However I believe there is prototyping software available, google will be your friend here.

Your problem definition is a little unclear, but AceofSpades's code gives you a good base to start on. If you need more help, you need to show something you have written.

it looks like you are missing that particular library on your machine. i think you will probably be able to download a copy of MSVCR90.dll (google) and place it into your libraries folder, which generally is C:\WINDOWS\system32\

Ok, well I only have IE7, and it works for me, sorry...

I am using IE7, so the setting may be different to yours. Anyway, to delete the browser history it is: Tools > Internet Options > General > Delete (browser history area). To stop the browser from suggesting: Tools > Internet Options > Content > Settings (autocomplete) > untick Web Addresses.

Any layout can be used for any site you want ...

If you want to make it more flexible, you should probably not have a single canvas as a background. But if you are going to make a canvas, it would probably make sense choosing a standard width screen, e.g. 640x480, 800x600 ...

What exactly is the problem?

What relevance does your blog have to this thread?

Which browser are you using? Generally you can just delete all browser history using the browser itself, or you can take off the auto-complete functionality.

The counterfeit message will appear after a specific windows update. So even if you format, if you install the update again, it will re-appear.

http://validator.w3.org/

To send the email, you can simply use mailto or use JavaMail if you more functionality.

This isn't a JSP issue, the &heart; isn't a standard special character so you need to make sure you page will handle the it. It will be an encoding issue of some sort. Find out which character-set the heart is found in, and make the page use that set.

There are html validation services, if you ever have a similar issue, that may be your quickest way to find it.

Find a library which can read the PDF for you and then do something like JTextArea.setText().

Would have to be the worst poster I've seen.

If you assign an id to the table, you will be able to search through it using DOM.

JSP is server-side, you probably want to use JavaScript instead

You need to supply a lot more information...

e.g. what database are you connecting to?
what tables exist in this database?
etc...

Usually inserting data is more difficult than retrieving (I guess this depends on the nature of searches). So assuming you have a working database connection, it must be some simple error.

oh yeah, cold coffee sucks!

haha murtan, that website is gold!

I think you will find a math library for python (I am not 100% on this, but it would make sense). If you look through it, it will also probably have some random function. If it is like most random functions, it will probably generate something between 0-1 so you will need to do things like x10 to get values from 0-10 etc... so you will be able to manipulate the random number generator to output something useful to you. If you get stuck, I will look into it more.

I've replied and fixed it up for you. There were 2 issues I fixed:
1. def means defining a function, not calling, so "def main:" should only appear once in your code
2. you didn't have any function calls "main()"

So to create a function use def blah:
to call a created function use blah()

This is more of a JavaScript problem. If you do a google search of cookies and JavaScript, you should get many hits, I am sure there are a lot of handy examples there. Let me know if you struggle to get things working.

nope, before main you will see "def". This means that everything within the block (in jython the block will be defined with indenting) belongs to "main". So you need to define your functions accordingly to be able to recall specific activities. You can make your life easier by choosing well defined function names and making sure they only do what is expected of them.

Hope that clarifies it a little for you...

Ok, so your program is going to end when it has no code left to execute (which you probably already know). For you to get the behaviour explained above, you will probably need to execute parts of the code more than once. Anyway, with the code you posted before, when the user is correct (or whatever your condition is), you can simply call "main()" and it will go back to the start.

That looks great, I ran it quickly and it works well.

You shouldn't look to me for directions, they are in your problem definition. If I were solving this problem, I would probably next look at reading a user input to determine the difficulty. So you could have 3 pre-defined problems, and decide which to show the user depending on the difficulty they select. Good luck

What do you mean?

Just use paint?

Ok, well you not going to be convincing me to do your assignment for you, but I am happy to help. Once you start producing code, I can help you with more specific issues.

Anyway, basic of basics: write a hello world program, and append some user input on the end. e.g. "hello world, [user input]". Reading in the user input is a large portion of the problem you need to solve, if you need syntax, google will be your fastest companion. Try that first...

you are trying to do [30] - int,

perhaps you want to get the value from the list, not the list itself.

Leave the graphics till last. First, create a program which is able to read / write to the command-line e.g. ask a question, recieve an answer. If you get that working, adding the random aspect and difficulties shouldn't be too hard.

http://www.2createawebsite.com/programming/new-window.html

has an example of what you want

I think you would be able to use JavaScript in the body section, but that would essentially just re-write you whole web page. When the html is read, the head is read before the body, so I don't think you can re-define the head in the way you want to.

Did this problem start happening when you installed your video card? or just suddenly?

This will be better solved using JavaScript. What you probably want to do it make "Misery" a button (or anything with onclick) and then you can set an action to expand the list.

As far as I know, what you have done there is invalid. If you want to do something like this, you will need to use some scripting to change the head depending on your conditions. The best way would probably be to use a server-side language.

Do you have multiple video cards? If so try the other video card.

If you can work out what sound card you have, you can search for its drivers. If you think you already have some old drivers installed, check by Right-Clicking my computer > properties > hardware > device manager > sound, if you select your sound device you will be able to update drivers.

Haven't you now solved your problem? as long as you use they layout consistently, your pages will also be consistent.

It is as simple as referencing the css file in your head section of code. If you want tutorials, try looking at some css tutorials (e.g. w3schools)

think you got the wrong forum here...

Nobody will help you like that...

I don't see any reason this isn't possible, but what does "html parameters" mean? If you pass it html, why not just write html to begin with?

Is there a problem with that second example?

It looks unrelated to your original post, what exactly do you need me to help you with?

Sorry, I don't really understand what you mean. Could you explain your problem clearer?

Take your time and think through what is happening. You have a break, which has no condition, and so will ALWAYS be called. This means the code after the break is not going to be called.

I have a feeling you are trying to get solutions the easy way, I don't completely understand the program you are creating, and unfortunately I don't really want to. You should give it more of a think, not just seeking solutions.

loop:
x = some calculation
if (x > y):
break
y = x
#endLoop