Posts by rproffitt

My thought on this is to avoid POST methods for large content. See if your system supports FTP since it continues to be one of the less overhead solutions.

@Esteban. Check out FAQ 16 at http://us.geniusnet.com/supports/micro-traveler-9000r#faq16

I wonder if a space is required after the word BUILDING.
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_create_table.asp

I don't see the problem but did you try the visual studio query builders?
One is built into VS. Read https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141087(v=sql.105).aspx

I don't have this setup to duplicate but how about https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=68855
Do you have a working version of PHP?

Also, you can check priors with https://www.google.com/search?q=Could+not+connect+to+host%2C+%5Bfaultcode%5D+%3D%3E+HTTP&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Be sure you can ping that server too.

The everyday cr2032 is Lithum and other materials.
http://data.energizer.com/pdfs/cr2032.pdf points out the nominal voltage and I've seen these come in hot at 3.3V no load so there's about a 10% varience or more.

For me I call them gone with they are under 3.0V no load.

I think this was asked before. Note the function glTranslatef at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14725697/how-to-set-opengl-coordinates

@J, that's not how this works.

Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question first before you reply.

If you want to hire someone to write an app, then you put the details and SRS (software requirements specification) up along with the pay for the job.

If you are writing "Gimme the codez." then I think you need to be clear about that but still need to read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question first.

There are many ideas to combat form spam.

If it's just a contact from you to them email entry, then they get emails from you and your email management handles duplicates and failed attempts.

I think you're using the right words by asking for spam resistant as there is nothing spam proof. Something will get through and for that you have to think about adding code/rules for those.

For example my country has strict rules about dealing with some countries so a simple rule would be to exclude by IP or email domain those countries.

To OP. That link is one of the usual fake Microsoft support sites. It tries to rope folk in and don't play dumb what is going on here.

It's going to get blacklisted and I can add that sites with spambots will blacklist that phone number.

You know why you were blacklisted. Why did you ask other than to expose your link to spam again?

I wonder about that RTC battery. Remember I'm an electronics designer among other things so I went looking for why a 3V cmos battery would be over a dollar.
https://www.google.com/search?q=P000563990&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjyk7CnqaLVAhWFllQKHQo4AGAQ_AUIDCgD&biw=1536&bih=731

It looks like a classic CR2032 battery in some cases and in others where some prongs were added or a cable. That is possibly why it's more than a dollar. We keep a pack of CR2032's on hand and get them in bulk.

If I ran across one with a cable I can replace the battery and reuse the cable. Little snip snip, solder and electrical tape and I'm done for a dollar.

Call me cheap.

As to the module, let's hope that clears it all up.

That's easy. Get a backup copy.

Beware those file repair spam replies. Few work and all cost you money. If you decide to buy, get a money back or better yet a demo version.

Also, shills post glowing reviews. They are not well liked.

I'm going to write in general here that for each line you want a preceding line break.

Now on some systems that's a carriage return and some require a line feed. You are beyond the stage where I have to write about the ASCII table.

My thought here is to replace what's broken. Getting an answer from the maker to "what happens when the cable is broke to the NFC?" is unlikely. I don't want to tell you how much that module will cost as costs change from mass production to FRU.

My other thought is that over the years I've seen way too many error messages that were incorrect. So the BIOS might actually be seeing the missing module and the error message is incorrect.

Finally, what voltage is the old and new battery? A Volt meter is not optional for repair work today but you will find techs missing that and a few screws loose.

@j, it's odd that you are trying to boot an OS just yet. When you start with a new build you try to get the BIOS to show. If the BIOS won't show, then it's not ready to install or run the OS.

I take your questions seriously. That is you ask something and I'll take it this is what you want to ask rather than the old "I built a PC and it's dead" question. That discussion is out there in the thousands.

If this is the old I built a dead PC question, you start small. No case or drives are required.

I suggest you read this first.

https://wiki.python.org/moin/WhileLoop

So tossing what is above why not do a while instead?

n = raw_input("Please enter 'hello':")
while len(n.strip()) < 3 :
    n = raw_input("Please enter 'hello':")

I'd have to know a lot more about the app. Many batch jobs are run as scripts and for each line in the script, the task scheduler should start a new task on another CPU according to its rules.

If you want to get into this you'll have to know more about the batch job and how it works.

https://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb/classes/s06-4118/l13.pdf notes CPU affinity if you want to lock it to a single CPU.

What is rester?
Also, a "compute" can take a very long time. Example?

The Almighty Answer to the Meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything. It was calculated by the computer Deep Thought for seven million years.

So any "compute" that takes 5 minutes may be fine.

Hi Howard. Installing can vary as laptops could be running a number of OSes from Linux, Windows, BSD, ChromeOS, Android and what else?

For some OSes folk install an Antivirus suite that adds another failure vector.

All that aside, I find myself checking error logs and messages. Are you writing there was no errors?

@j Long ago ATI cards had a boot resolution setting that created problems like this.

I read your claims that other displays are fine but I don't read that the BIOS screen stays on. This means there is something incompatible between this PC and this display. It doesn't tell us much more. I don't see model numbers and details I could see if this is reported by others in your top post.

IOW, you left out key details. Not that details can find a cure, sometimes it just verifies it's incompatible.

For now call PC maker and monitor maker to ask them what to try next.

My try would be to try VGA 15 pin output as well as HDMI. I would be resetting the display and BIOS to defaults too.

Bottomline test? The PC and monitor SHALL work on the BIOS screen or there is an incompatibility in the graphics area (card or monitor).

Let's hear more. No result? You mean no error messages at all?

I pondered this one and don't see any macro to work this since you wrote "copy" since the value 945.07 is not in the second sheet.

That means you want a report or formula that totals by date and product ID which is a report and/or formula.

This is just me clarifying that it's more than you asked for in your top post.

So, if I was to look into this, I think your skill with VLOOKUP and SUMIF will be tested.
Tutorial, examples at https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/2014/08/05/excel-vlookup-sum-sumif/

Just some thoughts.

1. Right off the top an easy change would be to sort by the job number so what belongs together is together. No, does not address your other wants.
2. To me this would be a lot more code. In fact it may not be worth the time and effort you will expend on this. How about another idea? Why not give a screen with just the job numbers and job titles which you click on and get another page with the records for that job?
3. OK, you really want collapsible lists? https://www.google.com/search?q=collapsible+html+lists finds ideas on this but to make it work I think you'd have to code it so each list is for each job number. So you start with a SQL query to count how many unique jobs there are and then iterate each job number to make the list, then more code to fill that list and so on.
4. For me, this is too much to work and has some harsh downsides. For example SQL lets us have a multiuser database and your big screen with all jobs and lists could be out of date in seconds. My advice is to go with thought #2.

Here (USA) I'd suggest you get your products up on Amazon as well. In the UK I don't know if it's as big a deal but folk I know don't use any new site for quite some time.

Your products would have to be unique like you see on Etsy or you have a great no-questions asked return policy like Amazon Prime.

Minor mispellings and typos mean I might not get what is happening here.

One of the Microsoft "things" also known as an overriding concept (some will write it's overreaching) is Single Signon. This means when I sign onto my PC then if all is setup right I don't need to sign on again for a Microsoft server or resource.

But that may or may not be what's going on here. But the small typos mean I may not understand what you are seeing.

Tell more.

First I can't duplicate your app but have worked with coders that burn out on OpenGL issues like this. For example "This worked fine on NVidia cards but bugged out on ATI cards." or vice versa. So be sure to test this on other cards to see if it's a card/driver limitation. Then find working examples before you code from scratch to be sure you are not dealing with card/driver limitations.

Just thoughts.

1. Watch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive Some folk are already there.
2. If you are competing with Imgur and Reddit, you have to find a way to be different.
3. I looked at your prior posts and find titles like "How do I create a website that sells social media followers?" That's a market no one I know wants to get into.

Finally, if you have been at this for years and it's not working, take the advice from Warren Buffett about the hole. If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.

You asked 2 questions.

1. What do I need for cable?
   The same as what we need in a case. Maybe a few less connections. Hookup varies a little from PC to PC so check the product manuals on what connections are needed.

2. Do I need a dedicated PC monitor to get IP address?
   That's a simple no. There are many examples of machines that get IP addresses without a dedicated PC monitor. However if you are building a PC you likely want a display so you can install an OS and see what's going on.

I wonder if this is the usual homework assignment I see at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7971950/sql-find-names-of-students-who-enroll-in-all-courses

It's a shame the course lacks building your skill up to this point. Go back over the prior material to find out how to build your SQL queries.

When asking a question, be sure to end it with a question mark so everyone knows that's the question.

Here's the one thing that stuck out to me.

I spent money on advertisement to gain 3500 likes.

This is simply a way to part you from your money in my opinion. I also read you want to be in the fake like market but that's a market that is well, to be avoided again.

As to funny images, Imgur and Reddit are tough acts to follow. Have you seen those two sites?

My advice. Focus on what your strengths are. Pivot to a new direction. Avoid get rich articles and schemes.

The answer is simply yes. You didn't give any background on the host PC and if it was remotely managed by a top notch IT staff.

If you don't want work to know what you are editing, don't use company PCs. It's that's simple.

Actually your question and such is missing too much information. I don't mind digging into problems but read what you posted so far. To me it sounds like you are drowning and need more courses at school.

Before you post again read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question so you can create better questions.

Read your first post about checkboxes. It sounds like you need to take more software and coding courses. There are online tutorials too.

Can you reveal what's going on here? I see you struggling with checkboxes and now this. Tell a story about how you landed a job and may be in over your head.

Your posts sound like you are asking for code.

I see fishing was noted at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/509122/how-to-store-multiple-check-boxes-in-html#post2223645

Is there a typo here?
whereField1 or where Field1 ?

Good news everybody. HP does have Windows 7 64 bit drivers at https://support.hp.com/emea_middle_east-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-250-g5-notebook-pc/10180321/model/10180322

So keep in mind the order we install is motherboard, audio, video, LAN, WiFi and helper apps. You have a dozen drivers to go get and since USB fails you have to put them on CD/DVD (whichever works.)

Since no make and model, for now you call the maker and ask what drivers and in what order to install them as it can matter.

On some laptops you must install a helper app to turn on/off WiFi, Ethernet and more.

I respect everyone's privacy but please consider that without make, model numbers there's not much else to offer.

Re: Lint. As I've worked far too many systems with bugs that were traced to lines that Lint complained about, you can make bet on my view here.

Re: WALL and compiler warnings. After too many trips overseas to work with companies there, I used to pass on a warning or two. The cost of the trips were so high and in the end the issues were again traced to either design on warnings the compiler issued.

As to genenerating many messages, after a while you know which to focus on and here we are again, going over an app that has nearly unexplainable crashes.

After too many lost opportunites and upset clients you can take a second bet where I stand on code analysis.

Since you are building did you try it without the case?

Building on cardboard with the least number of parts is an accepted method to find out if what you have is working.

Examples are plenty but to save you a google try http://lifehacker.com/5774713/build-a-temporary-computer-case-out-of-the-motherboards-cardboard-box

That's light on CPU, RAM and an OS that well, you know. If it does what you want then you are pretty done.

Have someone run this on a run of the mill machine like i5 8GB RAM, SSD.

Too long is vague. I see nothing there to tell me it would take more than a second but what if you did this on some old single core netbook? With 1GB RAM? Or Windows 95 on 16MB RAM?

Just pointing out "too slow" is not enough to work with.

Try the old comment lines that could fail and then enable them one by one till you find the bad line.

I see same code and some replies at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45120214/json-array-mapping-issues-with-boost-json-parser

That said, you may want to pick a code style and stick to it. You already have feedback on that and I won't write much except it can distract folk from giving you answers rather than commenting on style.

The code above looks broken. You claim things I can't check for you.

For example if the target folder is HasilScan then you need one more backslash.

It's a trivial thing but with what you reveal and no answer to my question it's the most likely answer.

Let's start with an answer to my first question.

Sometimes I find a new programmer to jump ahead too many chapters and drowning in a sea of issues.

Step back and take time to finish more tutorials like https://www.google.com/search?q=vb.net+crystal+reports+tutorials

Is there a C:\HasilScan20170717034600.jpg file or did you forget a backslash and meant:
C:\HasilScan\20170717034600.jpg?

Looked at the image and yes, that looks like what a spreadsheet could show from a CSV file so you did get CSV out but left me to guess what the problems are. The row with the titles is off but that's cosmetic and should be well inside your problem solving skills.

As above, don't make others guess or they will guess badly.

Code dumps without comments or questions are usually unanswered. Add details, questions and where you are having issues.

One observation is that I don't know the size of your database but the way that the variable or array csv is handled (or rather not) it looks like your array could grow without end and be a memory hog. You didn't reveal much at all in your post about the problem so leaving this for others to guess results in bad guesses.

Before you reply, read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question