Posts by Ezzaral

Please note this forum is to discuss existing scripts. If you are seeking someone to do custom work for you, that belongs over in the Business Exchange looking to hire section.

Work for hire should be confined to the Business Exchange area. Closing.

Ok, since there are obviously other threads already posted for this, this one doesn't really need to go any further.

You need to come with more than just "show me how to make this" though. Have you studied even the basics of using PHP? Do you know how to create an HTML form? Which parts do you have an idea of how to complete and which parts do you need more info on?

Well, perhaps you should post a question then?

You can call setOpaque(false) on the brick panel if you'd like it to be transparent.

Perhaps you should read the forum rules:

We strive to be a community geared towards the professional. We strongly encourage all posts to be in full-sentence English. Please do not use "leet" speak or "chatroom" speak.

I really doubt they are going to post the source code for a problem that was posted almost four years ago.

Serously....in our country, rabies was believed to be in nature with the dogs, if u get bitten by a dog... it means you got rabies.

Total cereally! And if u get bitted by girlz then u getz teh cootiez!

That's a statement, not a question. Start a new thread if you have a specific question about the code that you have written so far.

If you haven't written any code yet then you haven't really put any effort into the assignment and probably shouldn't expect anyone to else to expend any time on it either.

You have already been warned previously about starting additional threads for the same question. Just because you do not like the nature of the replies you have gotten does not mean this warrants a new thread.

Closed.

You already have an open thread on this question. Please abide by the rules regarding multiple postings of a single question.

Closing this one.

Did you look at scandir() in addition to copy() as previously mentioned? Ardav is merely pointing out that you seem to want people here to write scripts for you, but you haven't demonstrated any effort on your own at all. If you believe that his comments are unfair, show that you're trying to make some headway with this yourself when you ask for assistance.

Take a look at scandir().

The tone of the post seemed to hint an inclination more towards panic than party. That also seems to be the preferred state of the repeatedly-quoted "they" as well ;)

Great! :)

You should post some of the relevant code then. Your first post doesn't contain nearly enough information for anyone to help you out.

Sounds like a question for whoever wrote your forum code.

You can also take a look at Sun's Java 2D graphics tutorial.

sorry.. I don't know how to use code tags..

Well, read this then: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement9-3.html

"That's amazing. I've got the same combination on my luggage!" - President Skroob

Yes. It's completely true. Run outside and panic.
Also cancel your xmas plans.

Then start typing. Come back later when you have actual questions and code to post.
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement9-2.html

Take a look at the documentation for the <htmlemail> attribute under <publishers>. You can alter the XSL stylesheets to customize the email content.

There is some discussion of that here: http://www.javaranch.com/journal/200409/DrivingOnCruiseControl_Part1.html

You can use the Scanner class to read the input. I assume you already know how to use System.out.println() or System.out.printf().

You can just use

if(classname.equalsIgnoreCase("rogue")){

Just pick one that you think could be useful for a small piece of your interface:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/index.html

You can place them wherever you want just as with any other container. How you do that will depend on which LayoutManager you set for the panel.
Laying Out Components Within A Container

Add the panel to the applet and then add the other components to that panel.

You can subclass JPanel to paint your image as it's background. Anything else you put on that panel should show up normally.

class ImagePanel extends JPanel {

        Image img;

        public ImagePanel() {
            super();
            img = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("images/blackX.gif")).getImage();
        }

        public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
            g.drawImage(img, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), this);
        }
    }

You signature is visible, I'm looking right at it, so your posts are making little sense. Perhaps you have the display of signatures turned off in your user options?

tqmd1, read the entire thread and re-evaluate that post.

sayeedbd is just wanting someone to hand him a completed project. That is a work for hire.

Your actionPerformed method is not actually inside your class. Check your braces.

Please help.. it will be better if any of you can upload the project with solution.

Thanks

Better for whom? What do you think you'll learn from that?

and secondly I tried to log back in under my other accound name for that thread and the system logs me in but then back out again for some strange reason ?

I would recommend inquiring about this problem in Community Feedback.

My first one had a tape-deck :)

Mine as well: Commodore Vic-20
:)

hi i have gone through u r code its good but not the best u can declare the variable in main instead of another n use it as an global and more often access specifiers are differently used in this n if u want u can look at dynamic billboard

No, just no. Suggesting the use of a "global variable" from main.java is probably the worst way possible to go about it. And you need to read this as well: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies#faq_keep_it_clean

All that is needed is a public method on the "open" class that returns the data you want to display: open.getTheText()

dispose() does not destroy an object, it releases any native graphical resources related to the display of that component. It will have no effect on those references that you have stored in your board array. That is why you need to put in some cleanup code when the board closes that notifies the main controller to drop the reference. To make sure it gets called no matter how the user closes the frame, a frame listener is probably your best bet.

> can you even call isVisible() on spots in teh array that were never initialized in the first place?
You would have to put in a null check first, but since if() statements short-circuit on failure, it could still be one statement

if( boards[1]!=null  && ! boards[1].isVisible() ){

I would recommend removing the dead references though. I'd also recommend using a List instead of an array to hold the board refs.

You could add an InternalFrameListener with code in the closing() function to notify your main class to remove the reference to it.

Hard to beat a snowperson.

Nah, it's actually quite easy - they can't run away. Just grab a shovel and go to work on 'em.

There is a forum for JSP.

Ok, I think this thread has provided about all it has to offer.

You can start with the Sun tutorials to begin with: 2D Graphics

It just depends on how the users will work with the separate panels. With tabs, all will be layered on the screen and only one can be active at any one time, whereas with the internal frames you can show as many or as few of the collection as you wish and they can be arranged in any manner you choose to view simultaneously.

Ok, just found that the focus listener works if you add

internalFrame.setFocusable(true);

Try using an InternalFrameAdapter instead of FocusAdapter. JInternalFrames don't generate the same events as regular frames.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/events/internalframelistener.html

Using the activate and deactivate events should work for you.

There is a small red triangle icon with an exclamation point in the right hand side of the title of the message that lets you report a PM.

If the user is already banned there really isn't a need to report them though, as they've already been handled.

Please do post the same question in multiple threads. I am closing this one. Please direct any discussion to the other thread: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread247968.html

Discussions about how to get started building a site are fine here, but soliciting work for hire must stay in the Business Exchange section. Any more offers like this and the thread will be closed.