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 | I think you need a package deal, but also you need to have a rate per month based on the need of the customer. Do you do SEO? |
| | Do you have any code to show me that u've tried? a two dimensional array is int blah [][]; there's a start for you! |
| | Ok. hammering code, is a way of encoding a string of data, to ensure that the data will get from point a to point b saftely. It's an error prevention code, so that interfernce such as single bit errors cuased to a signal distrutption. Hammering code works as follows. Original …  |
| | ok, this is going to sound really dumb, and slap me it's toooooo bad, but try this. Shut down all the computers (even the friends). Unplug the modem AND the router for about 1 min. Then plug in the modem and the router and let all the lights do their … |
| | Are the OBE*.exe programs running when you play counterstrike? Have you done a search for OBE*.exe from the search to see where the exe is being stored? Just some ideas.... |
| | I have the following code, which tries to see if someone selected a drop down menu item that is already part of the database. If it is, then the error message should show up. [PHP]$size_of_user_array = count($user_selects); $size_of_db_array = count($already_in_db); for($y=0;$y<$size_of_user_array;$y++) { $input = $user_selects[$y]; for($r=0;$r<$size_of_db_array;$r++) { //echo "Already in … |
| | you could also open a localhost on your machine, as long as you have internet connection. Try downloading Apache servers with the self installing php! It'll make the hosting problem dissapear! :) |
| | Well, when you get the query, and the results, could you not then run through each row with a fetch row and then run it into the tab file. I not an expert, but try getting the data first, without the explode() function, then on each row run the explode, … |
| | Do you want to store the location of a pic in the DB? That isn't much more than adding another field to enter into the DB. then using the resultant for a drop down menu. I'm not sure I understand what you need here. |
| | You need a bubble sort algo. You need to compare the first number to the second, and swap accordingly. or...what you could do, which would be a lot easier assign a temp array of the same size, run a loop to find the smallest number plop the result in the …  |
| | Re: Sorting What is the inital value of i? If you have it set to nothing, try setting it to a value mabye 0(I think that'll work), then try it. |
| | I know c++ has header files that allow for connectivity, and Java is a spin off of c++ so I would imagine that it would have an easy time conecting as well. I really depends on what kind of program you are going to write. and with .net you can … |
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| | What are you looking for? Email me. [email="gnome_101@hotmail.com"]gnome_101@hotmail.com[/email] |
| | I've never used the print command to do what you are trying to do. I use cout>>temp; which could work. Also, to print to the file, you can open a stream, and use it to print to a file. ifstream read_file; ofstream write_file; ifstream is in file stream ofstream is … |
| | Hey all, I've got the following program which needs to print the original string, then the edited one. ( we are to replace the lower case b's with B's) [CODE].data prompt: .asciiz "baseball" length: .asciiz "The length of the string is (in hex) " .text .globl main main: la $a0,prompt … |
| | I have the code(below) but I can't get the program to close data2.txt and opne it again. Is there a way to reset the starting read position? I want it read through the file for as many times as I want, without ever editing the file. [size=2]#include <fstream> #include <string> … |
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