OK, im not sure if there is going to be excitement by this but: First C# app using the API.
Note this is a quick 10 minute job. No error checking, no nothing. Completely alpha. Just a point of concept showing compatibility between the API and C#
Simply introduce a members name and it will print out his post number.
Since the DaniWeb team wont fix the Firefox bug where I cannot see the file dialog box, Ill upload this to Mega.
Im trying to make a small program but when I get the .EXE from the Debug or/and the Release folder it complains about a DLL missing (RestSharp) which is avaliable in those folders if I move it to (for example) C:/ How can I "embed" the DLL into the EXE? Standalone program.
For the C# users in this thread, all you need to do is use RestSharp. It will handle the API rather nicely. Here is some sample code to use the WhoAmI method:
var accessToken = "use the documentation to learn how to get this";
Mind setting a example on how to aquire the accesstoken in C#?
Have you recently added any new extensions, or adjusted them?
Nope. Like I said, happens on all browsers and all hosts.
Could you try with another browser? This would help the process of elimination as to whether the issue lies with the browser, firewall, router, or some other cause.
All browsers on all hosts.
Can you temporarily disable your Firewall and AV?
No client FW or/and AV. I went ahead and disabled the router's one as well and still nothing.
Can you temporarily change your DNS server to Googles? That would be 8.8.8.8; 8.8.4.4 (OpenDNS is an excellent free service you may want to try, and it's fast. But you would need to sign up for it)
Same thing. Tried this and nothing.
The odd thing is that it happens only on that site. Every other one works perfectly....
I have a listener on canvas for whenever I click on it. At certain moments (like when a checkbox is checked) I want to disable that listener and make clicking on it do nothing. How do I do this?
Is not a bandwidth (speed) problem, is a traffic (volume) one.
Imagine an scenario: 1 web server, 100.000.000 pages accessed each day. If you put some proxies in the middle, all the static parts will flow only from the server once, then from the proxies, while the dynamic part flow always from the server.
This helps to diminish not only the traffic but the server work.
I mean I can check standard things but that pretty much is a give in.
I have no problems accessing other sites.
I cant understand reach the site from any other host on my network. On other networks, (My PC thru Teamviewer for example) I can. I modified the hosts file local on my pc assigning the IP to the address and it works but since I am doing that, it cant find/load the CSS/images so it looks horrible.
When you POST something, PHP thinks always it is a string. So you are mixing numbers with strings and that in any program language is always a bad idea.
OK, here is the same code but without the combobox:
var dataStr = "Name: Bob Last: Han Age: 36#Name: George Last: Alan Age: 45#Name: Amy Last: James Age: 36#",
storage;
// Split the string using '#' then remove the last empty element in the result
// Afterwards, go through each results
storage = (dataStr.split("#")).slice(0,-1).map(
// Check any name & value pattern then run through
// each name and value string
function(str){
return (str.match(/\w+:([\w ]+)(?![\w+:])/g)).map(
// Convert the name and value match to array
function(str){
return str.match(/[\w]+(?=:)|[\w ]+/g);
}) ;
});
var arrdex = new Array();
var arrdey = new Array();
var arrdet = new Array();
var posx=0;
var posy=0;
var post=0;
for (a=0;a<storage.length;a++)
{
for (b=0;b<storage[a].length;b++)
{
for (c=0;c<storage[a][b].length;c++)
{
if ((b==0) && (c==1)) //name
{
arrdex[posx]=storage[a][b][c];
posx=posx+1;
}
if ((b==1) && (c==1)) //last name
{
arrdey[posy]=storage[a][b][c];
posy=posy+1;
}
if ((b==2) && (c==1)) //age
{
arrdet[post]=storage[a][b][c];
post=post+1;
}
}
}
}
Here is a intresting thought though: In now, a modern area, are proxy servers really neccesary (in the scenario you put of pulling a logo)? With all the bandwidth avaliable to most first class countries....I dont see it logical.
I agree in other scenarios though a proxy server is very important and can save a lot of bandwidth.
I clicked the Files button and it shows the two dialog boxes. I post this post (this one you are reading right now) and I click Files again and it does not show the two dialog boxes.
Yup, confirmed. Steps to reproduce:
1: Click Files. The two files dialog boxes will appear. 2: Write a post and post it 3: Again click the Files button and it will not appear.
On Firefox 18.0.2 running on Windows 7 SP1 32 bit, clicking on the Files option, just shows
Files will automatically be attached to the post upon upload. Optionally, you can embed uploaded images within your post.
Without any dialog boxes to upload a file. Works for me on Chrome and IE9. It may be something you are slightly changing as today it works again but like I said 5 days it worked, 22 hours ago it did not work, and today it seems it works. I always CTRL+F5 my pages, all of this while having my cache always disabled, so it wasnt a cache issue...
var dataStr = $j("#people").val(),
storage;
// Split the string using '#' then remove the last empty element in the result
// Afterwards, go through each results
storage = (dataStr.split("#")).slice(0,-1).map(
// Check any name & value pattern then run through
// each name and value string
function(str){
return (str.match(/\w+:([\w ]+)(?![\w+:])/g)).map(
// Convert the name and value match to array
function(str){
return str.match(/[\w]+(?=:)|[\w ]+/g);
}) ;
});
var arrdex = new Array();
var arrdey = new Array();
var arrdet = new Array();
var posx=0;
var posy=0;
var post=0;
for (a=0;a<storage.length;a++)
{
for (b=0;b<storage[a].length;b++)
{
for (c=0;c<storage[a][b].length;c++)
{
if ((b==0) && (c==1)) //name
{
arrdex[posx]=storage[a][b][c];
posx=posx+1;
}
if ((b==1) && (c==1)) //last name
{
arrdey[posy]=storage[a][b][c];
posy=posy+1;
}
if ((b==2) && (c==1)) //age
{
arrdet[post]=storage[a][b][c];
post=post+1;
}
}
}
}
The DaniWeb community is all about the public sharing of information. If there is some stuff that you can't post on the Internet because of company secrets, then unfortunately you can't post that.
I actually think it goes against the spirit of our community to post content and then later retract it. Other members took the time and effort to reply with the expectation that the content would exist into the future and be able to help others as well.
Also, keep in mind, once you post something on the Internet, it's "out there". Within minutes of being posted, it's syndicated from RSS feeds, indexed by the search engines, etc. Deleting the content later doesn't necessarily mean that it's deleted from the web.
DaniWeb actually has a hidden behind-the-scenes forum called Area 51 for community regulars. I'll open it up to you, and it might be a good place for you to post some of your more sensitive questions away from the prying eyes of the general community and search engines.
Yes, I thought of indexing by search engines and pages such as webarchive but nonetheless it would be nice. But it is understandable and even if we delete the thread, it would still there.
I was refering to problems that are very VERY specific to a specific project.; Not something like a general question like a AJAX request.
BTW, completely offtopic, but what areas do you offer consulting services for? Theres thing from assembley to robotics to …
Sadly, I perfer to understand what I am doing as that code you put will problably work but the problem is that I do not understand it and wish to apply for simple ideas and methods (like standard arrays). I do not understand slice/map concepts and I HATE using anon functions (one of the worst features in JS, IMO)
I think the code I put I can apply it and use it as well to do what I want. Im just not sure what else to put as I have to get (for example) the name until I find a space. Then from where go to the next "Last: ". So I need some help on that :)
Django is written in Python which AFAIK only is server side, for web applications (It can be used client side but there is few support on browsers or it does not come out of the box) . Javascript is client side and supported on all browsers out of the box.
var arrayofnames= new Array();
var arrayoflast= new Array();
var arrayofages= new Array();
/*PEOPLE IS A STRING WITH THE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE MENTIONED*/
for (l=0;l<people.length;l++)
{
if(people.indexOf("Name: ",l)!=-1)
{
//???
}
}
I know threads are problably better just left (even if solved/closed) but I think it would be nice to be able to delete our own threads.
If we post a custom algorthim (for example, this is a exageration) to the meaning of life, we wouldnt like other people to see/copy it BUT we would like people temporarly on perfecting it because of bugs.
Ive found myself at times not being able to post completely code that my tell others how to help me because there are custom things that noone should see because of company secrets.
I want to store about Bob his name (string), last name (string), and age (integer).
Basically that; Im thinking about a 3 demensional array. Would this be correct? Also I want easy; I dont care if it takes up more memory of if it is slower. By that, I mean that I am not going to make a object just for this.
