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[QUOTE=AirForceOne;1377991]Hi, In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links via …

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In css, set styles for: [CODE]a:link {color:xx;} a:visited {color:xx;} a:hover {color:xx;} a:active {color:xx;} [/CODE]

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You could try a PIVOT in your SQL [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177410.aspx[/url]

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Javascript is client side code. It will only update the [I]output[/I] of the servlet, the final HTML that is delivered to the browser. Those portlet tags are happening server side prior to rendering the html. If you want to update via javascript, look at the final outputted HTML and update …

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Write a javascript function that reads the month from the form field and then updates the values in the today field (similar to your jsp function) with values stopping at the correct upper limit. Then call this function in the onchange event on the month select.

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You mean like: [CODE]insert student(classId) select classId from class where...[/CODE]

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[CODE]select (select col1 from table1 where...) as fname1, (select col2 from table2 where..) as fname2[/CODE] (This is in response to your original question)

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Generally filterItem is being passed in from code (PHP, JSP, C#, etc.). This would be the place to break that out into an array, separating on commas, then either reparse into separate "OR"s or pass in as separate parameters. I'm guessing you're doing some sort of search on keywords?

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Question 1: Return the whole recordset Question 2: Lots of different ways, depending on your site and design. If you design HTML that allows for repeating lines then just loop through the returned recordset and build that over and over.

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This might not be answering your question the way you wish, but you should never design a table like that. Whatever values are in col1, col2,... colx should be in a separate table that joins back to the players with a foreign key. Any time you have a table with …

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If it should be session dependent (you want "new" defined as what's been seen in this browser session) then declare a javascript variable outside of a function and set it to the mas unique id returned form each call and then pass it back in each time so the sql …

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Thank goodness javascript can't access your database directly. As the previous poster stated, you need to do this in server side script and then call it from your page. In this case, it would be an AJAX call.

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It's a little difficult to tell without more details on your data model. But shouldn't your rank function be more like [CODE]Rank = RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY locationid ORDER BY locationid)[/CODE]

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You need to add your parenthesis to sp_PropertyTotal around the parameters. (Also,you shouldn't use "sp_" to prefix your stored procs, it makes SQL think it's a system stored procedure and it takes longer to look in two places for it).

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Some might find this a bit klugy (and maybe it is), but I've accomplished this by setting up a custom 404 page to go to a jsp page. Then that jsp page can grab the requested url string and parse it out and forward (NOT redirect) as you see fit. …

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Checking the SERP of my site against many of my target keywords and looking at the #1 position for each of them. In each case but one, it's a really ugly page with sub par information and then looking in Yahoo Site Explorer, it has tens of thousands or even …

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You're looking for hosting? You might have a free one with your ISP Otherwise you'll need to pay for hosting and a domain name.

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DATE_ADD(tasks.TimeToCall,INTERVAL 15 MINUTES) Here's a link to the W3 Schools page for that. Bookmark the site, it's a great reference for these kinds of questions. [url]http://www.w3schools.com/sql/func_date_add.asp[/url]

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You wouldn't use Ajax or php for that. You do that in javascript. As the above response queried, you need to define idle. If idle means no full page gets or posts, then it's simply a window.timeout call. If you need to detect mouse movement or keys then you'll have …

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A couple ways to do this, but best done with a subquery. So the subquery would be something like (assuming offerIds are sequential and the higher is the most recent). (select ArrivalPointGroup.Name AS CountryName, MAX(offerID) from [whatevertable] group by ArrivalPointGroup) This would give you a result set of the most …

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I think this is really more of a cold fusion question than sql (and I haven't used cold fusion in over ten years so I can't answer). Usually you would do this on the scripting layer rather than the Db layer. As you loop through the results you build a …

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I have had so much problems with position: relative (especially regarding any divs that come after it) that I'm starting to think an overall rule is to keep with static and use margin to move things around when at all possible and use relative when you need it for negative …

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[QUOTE=konczuras;1176637]Hello, currently I'm working on an SMS server project. I've managed to get access to the SMSs stored on the device with AT commands, but I receive them in the following format, in a string: 07916303898800F0180B916303470054F60000808012415064402FD4321B14D6BFDDEF799AFED68168B45C4C1683C9400A2A34E9D4816E31594D4185269DB21D0887CBD100 This is actually an SMS, but I can't get it to human readable format. …

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