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here's something i found (from a forum, as it turns out) [URL="http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t150364-which-objects-or-classes-cannot-be-serialized-not-serializable-error.html"]http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t150364-which-objects-or-classes-cannot-be-serialized-not-serializable-error.html[/URL] and some of you guys like to be dicks. i hope it makes you feel really awesome, because it just makes everyone else feel stupid.

[QUOTE=MidiMagic;630857]Float tells the browser whether to make the text flow to the left or the right of an object.[/QUOTE] i think that's the reverse of float. float makes elements "float" in the surrounding elements--to the left or right of those elements. the other elements (like text) just wrap around the …

you shouldn't need to. HTML will take care of wrapping text. whoops, i just looked at the page you linked to. get rid of the <pre> tags...if you the content to appear just as it was entered, you'll need to replace the CRLFs (\r\n) with <br/>s. ...I think

[QUOTE=MidiMagic;624236]There is a BIG problem with making links anything other than standard colors: accessibility. There are settings in browsers that disable the ability to change link colors on web pages. So some people get cute with the links, and the link disappears entirely on a browser with link color disabled, …

just redo your background image there should be 8px of white to match the padding, 10px of dark green because of the borders, 147 of the lighter green, and another 10 of the dark green you have 10px of white, not 8 :P

your switch is sensitive to a char, but your cases are ints. it's been half a year since i last used c++, but if i'm not mistaken, you should be using [icode]case '1':[/icode], [icode]case '2':[/icode], etc. [icode]case 1:[/icode] would be if the user entered in a bell sound or something …

shouldn't the session persist even if you're redirecting to a new page? if not, would request.set/getParameter() work?

Hello. I'm very new at JSP. I'm trying to make a page navigator thing with an include statement like everyone does with PHP. So I have three files. I know it's way too much for something so simple, but I just wanna try things out. I'm using Eclipse and, unfortunately, …

what would prevent you from just using html, as in [code=html] <script type="text/javascript"> ...js code... </script> [/code] ???

[QUOTE=buddylee17;630602]Its Css and not really anything advanced about it. If the image is big enough (like the site you referred to), it won't repeat. If it's small and you don't want it to repeat, simply say:[icode] background-image:url('backgroundImage.jpg'); background-repeat:no-repeat;[/icode][/QUOTE] and [code=css]background-attachment: fixed;[/code]

[code=php]<?php system("touch foo0"); exec("touch foo1"); shell_exec("touch foo2"); ?>[/code] After running that, foo0, foo1, and foo2 are created. Why are you just echoing ls? And is it possible you don't have the proper permissions?

java's what i took in my cs sequence, i'm sure that's what most intro CS courses teach....that or c++, which is awesome and very easy to learn knowing java. and steve jobs is clueless if he said no one uses java.

It might depend on the content-type. Application/xhtml+xml would probably render it correctly either way, but IE would not display such a file (at all...it would ask you to open or save it). If you were using text/html, then it would probably recognize the empty tag as a div tag that's …