Posts by rproffitt

While there's so much wrong with that code, I'll ignore everything and ask what tutorial or classes left you with such an app. Do tell.

http://www.python-course.eu/input.php shows the correct use of input() and yours needs to be fixed.

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

This one looks to be one of those issues where so few are using your kit (collection of tools) that the answer may be to go with what works.

But first I see you posted weeks ago at https://forums.asp.net/t/2112164.aspx?Zetta+Cube+panels+with+IE+11+issues and maybe other places. That's fine since you gave time to those other places. No problem there but it does lead me to beleive you are in a rare spot.

Since this looks very very specific to some company or such application, find any exit. That is, test in Chrome, Firefox and be sure your web page gets a clean pass of w3c's tester.

It's a long shot to find someone with all those dev tools and a server so you may have to use any exit.

I appear to be across the pond so when this question came up I hit google. There appears to be a lot of docs out there so if one were to dive into this it does appear possible to roll your own solution. But 90 GPB looks to be about 115USD so my thought is this is cheap compared to hiring an accountant or adding a CFO to the company.

You state you can't find much about this topic yet google disagrees. This to me tells me something else is missing. That is, maybe the articles I found are not what you wanted to read or there are terms in the documents and pages that are new.

Not to upset you but there is information out there. But is your time worth enough to decode and code all this?

Practive exams should not be what's on the test. The practice is to show the form and possible items on the actual test. The final in almost all courses can cover what's in the actual course.

I took a look at the exam and in development doesn't seem to mean you can't take it and get your cert.

-> Just like a college course the prof can change the course material and tests every season.

@OP about your search functions and all works, my bet is the search functions returns less than 10 thousand or million. I am guessing you haven't had a class on how SQL works. Sets? Remember sets?

A search in most cases will not return the entire database (select *).

-> But just in case you ask why datagridview works and listview differs, the first gets as much data as it needs for the display (fast) and listview in your current design does a Pokemon "gotta get them all."

Nothing seems wrong here. That is, the OSes you listed are not known to support the hardware on a fresh install or find drivers or devices without a lot of help. This can shock folk that do this the first few times. Once I ran into a "seasoned" Windows installer that thought it meant something was wrong with the machine.

In short, you install Windows then hunt down drivers and apps to get the rest of the PC working. As you can imagine it's not as if folk can tell you exactly what drivers and apps to install because your PC is not like theirs.

A 10K item listview is rare. And 10 Million is just a bad design since how could any user scroll through that many.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4944123/how-many-items-a-listview-can-store kicks around the capacity of Listview along with the issues of design and how to load as many as you can see at a time.

I'd think over the design since such a bulky listview is a sign something is off in the desing.

Or DAZAH's AI has started to market itself.

PS. Have a great 2017!

When you wrote the tests are still in development I begin to worry these are not Microsoft's own test but one of those rather ripping you off companies with fairly worthless certs. (Oh boy am I going to hear about that!)

If there is no company you are targeting, get the latest Server certs. Creating users, pools, shares, permissions, logins is so similar that you only need to google to fill in some blank if you knew Server 2016 and had to work on 2012. In fact with most things I rarely open the book or recall from training today. I use google a lot.

Is that a bad thing?

PS. To clarify a thought here. We had an IT staffer that for some odd reason would not google a thing. They were always asking how to do stuff or wanting to call Microsoft. They didn't last long. Just a few weeks.

Just on a lark I looked here: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=dazah

Trade show bling?

Exactly opposite here. Companies around me use the latest version to avoid not only security issues but having to re-re-re-deploy later. There are other reasons but this is the top one I run into. There are other world areas that will stick to the older versions so you need to tailor your cert to who's hiring.

Don't buy that older is more secure line. Microsoft is closing down support of old versions faster than ever and in many cases leaving the exploits intact and as-is without any patches (as they did with Windows NT and 2000!)

TL;DR follows. Get the cert your employer wants.

how does this page look to you? https://www.dazah.com/audiences

The title looks like imperial tie fighters are in Dazah.
The font on the left and right has an odd look as they are not the same size. I'm not saying it's wrong but looks off.

Seems fine here too.

I asked Google. https://www.google.com/search?q=Can+different+Python+Modules+overlap tells me I would not do this.

I'd rewrite and clarify your question. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexical_analysis didn't seem to mention a thing about C++ so can you read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question first, then clarify or restate your question.

That datagrid may have a header but your code only exports the data in the grid. The usual datagrid's "header" is a property most likely called HeaderText and is not shown in your code.

So I googled this one with https://www.google.com/search?q=export+datagrid+with+header

Second hit finds an example exporting the header.

It would be rare to find others that own this book. Can you share what you have so far along with what trouble you are having?

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

As I read priors at https://www.google.com/search?q=DIRSD+OWNER+WARNING I'll add I won't duplicate the answers there.

Now that the SFC part of your question is answered can you share what issues the OS is showing otherwise?

That is, because of how Microsoft treats issues like these, it is OK to see the entries in the log file and have a working OS. Drop the concerns about the log file for a moment and tell me what's broken. We know Microsot's penchant for less than a clean SFC is well discussed so I want to focus on what's broken elsewhere. If you are going to complain about Microsoft OS bugs, you're in good company.

I checked priors with https://www.google.com/search?q=Meteor+application+online+over+LAN

Chet got it working at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18601961/accessing-meteor-local-web-server-from-another-local-device-on-mac-10-8

This will break in so many ways. I'd rethink my design. Maybe use a sync app that fires up and syncs the Excel file to the server when the file is changed.

And that's the trick, isn't it?

To deploy without error you test the install and if an error occurs you find out why then fix that error. The more times you deploy the more (or less) errors you encounter. At some point it will be without error.

So far you can't. A print server does something else. However I have yet to see an USB NAS DRIVE. USB is not considered by most to be a network system so USB NAS doesn't make sense.

Now there are NAS adapters that take some USB drive and turn the drive into a NAS so shop for those.

This sounds like the old time card/clock system. But with an OCD twist. Most businesses just have you clock in, then take breaks, lunch and at the end of the day, clock out. I'm guessing here you want to only pay for the minutes they are "in some zone."

I've had dealings with some states that forbid such timekeeping so be sure you don't create a system that could result a lawsuit or class action against the company. Nothing better than leaving a computer/paper trail of the company infractions.

Before you reply, if you are asking for members to design and write this for you, that's a for hire question/post.
If you are the CTO/CIO you know this.

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

What you want is likely out there or something you have made to meet the company goals, but be sure that you aren't walking into a nightmare trap of legal problems.

I re-read the linked post I offered and do see where AirShow had a reply with the @media item. I think it's a long discussion so you have to pick through it all to find the details.

But "Removes the rest of the page from print (what I want) but the search Value disappears (what I don't want)"

Look up at my first reply about where I first read http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_win_print.asp
As long as you use that method, you have to hide all you don't want to print first, then if you want to change the view, you do that in your javascript. window.print(); does what it does so what AirShow noted works around that.

Recap. "The print() method prints the contents of the current window." means you have to put ONLY what you want to print in the current window that you want to print. AirShow's answer seems to work around this with style. Maybe you have to think over the print() method again and what it does.

I looked at your fiddle (thanks for using that!) and didn't find the required "@media print" section noted by AirShow.

I just happened to check in before nap time so BBL.

@Dani.

I get that from the above and if I learn more about what is going on to require us to essentially jump out of a car, roll the windows down and back up for it to keep working, I'll post more. But for now, there's something up and I bet a lot of folk have lost their minds over this one.

And Merry Christmas!

@Dani.

While not spot on, I want to share a spat of Windows hung on reboot failures that are in the forum I moderate. Just in case. I can see a scenario where the update comes down and the machine hangs at some point. I have not done any deep dives to figure why this happens but want to share this so you and others know what I found to fix it short of system restore.

It's not intuitive so herer goes.

-> Shut down the machine, unplug all USB devices and boot up. When you feel it's done, plug in the devices and then it's working again.

Maybe somebody knows what update or why this is, but this workaround has saved a few (too many) folk from system restore and total reloads.

I had to first read http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_win_print.asp

So there is it, this method isn't going to do what you asked.

Read AirShow's reply at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/258522/printing-the-contents-of-a-div-keeping-styling about stylesheets and the print media feature in the CSS style sheet.

Changes? To me this would be done by a programmer that took time to dive in and learn the ropes.

And about changes. What code do you have so far? Readers here rarely write apps for others (except for hire.) But they will read your code and comment what's off or wrong.

Just looking at https://developers.google.com/apps-script/add-ons/ it appears you have to dive into what the scripts offer and see if you can achieve your goals.

Then I'm left with the feeling there's unpublished code here. You shared some of the code but this looks incomplete to me so I have to write as above. Folks have kicked this error around a lot. Read the priors.

My first thought is why 2 refreshes? In the first code block with <asp:GridView lines 4 and 6 look like a duplicate. I could be wrong but maybe only one is required?

Just a note. There are prior discussions about the message and possible cures.
Example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17723944/to-display-the-webpage-again-internet-explorer-needs-to-resend

Before you go any further read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question

There is plenty on the subject of Linux, C, interprocess calls and signals on the web. Where I find folk falter is the sheer volume of information and sometimes they don't have the basics down pat. One time they had not setup their PC to run and compile apps so they were weeks away from delivering their homework that was due Friday.

As to the data to solve the problem, http://imgur.com/gallery/okp66FD

Adding a question mark doesn't turn a sentence into a question. Your "question" reads like a work order or homework rather than a question.

The second sentence is vague too.

Try this. Share your work so far. Also, if I google a part of your text, I think I see completed code. Of course, give attribution when you lift code from the web.

PS. Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question so you get a clear idea how to post here.

I wonder if you could extend this to all browsers. I use "caniuse.com" and find issues with almost every major browser.

So here we are with issues, limitations, not everything is implemented and folks new to the scene asking why it's like that. I have to ask you why you think things are the way there are. so....

Do you know why things are like this? (as in how did we get here?)

@AssertNull. After so many error messages and doing the moderator thing for years I find that some folk are translating from another language so they might be correct. This means folk shouldn't omit the original untranslated error message.

How to ask a question is an art too.

I can understand the ban. There are so many shills posting that question with a spam reply that moderators just ban or remove such a post today.

It's not like you can't google for repair tools. Find any that are "try before you buy." But given the rather nasty RANSOMWARE apps going around you know to try this only in a disposable PC.

PS. Added with edit. A rather new PC user had the file unknown problem. Turns out they didn't know to install Excel or such. I set them up with NINITE.COM, LibreOffice and they were able to open the spreadsheet. For free no less.

Aha. QRcode. I don't see a "bar code." You'll have to parse the existing QRCode result or add line/other breaks in the QRCode.

Think back to your first programming courses where you learned to parse input. Use those lessons.

Here you tagged it with Java but it doesn't look like Java and maybe you are asking folk to code in some language specific to some app but I don't see the language or a link to it's docs yet. Usually members will not code for others. Only correct a line or two or give ideas.

To me this looks like a parsing exercise.

I messed up. I had a typo there I didn't correct. I meant.
The data I see above that follows the part number is rarely in the bar code.

There are barcode scanners that can format the string but for our apps, we want exactly what's in the barcode and handle the barcode data in our app.

While I don't kow what language that is either, I do have apps that were scanner friendly.

Is there something in the scanner that is adding all that information to the scan? The scanners we use only pick up the part number. The follow only data is added by our apps. It would be unusually to print all that information on the barcode.

I take it this is a job for hire you need done. Be sure to add how much you are paying along with delivery dates and your full design specs.

Read priors like http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=201815

Why is your post almost exactly like theirs? Have you been working this issue in more than a few forums?

Select * from contacts WHERE behavior = 'nice'

SQL Clause is coming to town.

Not mine, Little Bobby Tables almost ruined Christmas.

In psuedocode that's an IF statement.

if form1.checkbox.value then dosomething.

I'm reading https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/buy/#edition=commercial and the license is per user and that usually means I can use it on my work PC and my laptop. Maybe all you need to do is to ask how to get it flying on both as this would be fine on a "per user" license.

Sorry but I'll try to pair this down. Look in your bin folder (varies with the OS) for a mkdir app. Here there is no such thing as that's built into my bash (Unix console) and the system I looked at didn't need an external mkdir in the bin.

Also open a shell and try
type mkdir

It may tell you it's builtin or where the bin path is and then you can use the full path or know if you need to shell to bash with a command line.

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/execute_bash_online.php is an example we can kick around a little.
Try
type eval
there.

And there it is. I was wondering if your OS actually has a binary called mkdir. On many systems I have to launch a shell (bash or other) then add the command to the bash command line.

My second thought over all this is the folder manipulation could be done in native Java. Why shell out and break your app from running everywhere?

I think you need to clarify your goals here. To me "assign a variable in my checkbox" sounds odd. As a VB6 coder you could use that checkbox's onchange method to change a variable as you see fit but "assign a variable" doesn't seem right.

What is this "call it to my "form2"" mean? Could this be using that variable in another form? Could it be "How do I show another form in VB6? That's unclear.

That said, you need to forget VB6. No company I know is creating new apps with that old thing. No classes should be using it either. Move forward to a current version of Visual Studio. There are the Express versions so there's no excuse to learn old bad things.