Since you have got an experience in C++, You should be able to grasp Java or python easier. Depedning on what you're looking for. IF you're after fast development, then Python it is you choice. Otherwise, Java is the choice if you're after a long-term development. If you want tp learn something about Web technologies, then PHP, MySQLand JavaScript are the choices. HTML is gonna be a piece of cake for you.
I'm using wordpress at the moment. Yes, it is indeed for blogging purposes. On the other hand, I think joomla & drupal give different features to users.
Here is what you need. It has the doctype declared and also the document elements declared. IF you take all that and paste into a notepad and save the document as index.html, then try running it in a browser. You will definitely not see anything other than the title for the page which is "title for your page goes here". Adding something like <p> This is a paragraph</p> within the body tags.
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I've found your scumsucker.
She is in the Boranai system, Throne Worlds constellation of the Domain region. OR It's like this He is at Amarr VIII (Oris) - Emperor Family Academy station in the Amarr system, Throne Worlds constellation of Domain region.
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Is this meant to be static info displayed on your website or are you getting data from a database?
The main use of CMS's is that it manages your content in terms of creating, deleting or updating content on your site and also part of that would be adding HTML elements such as links, uploading images and stuff like that. it saves you a little bit time with coding and debugging your code.
<a href="some website to redirect your users to"> click here to go to the website </a>
Instead of inserting some elements like the above line, some CMS does that for you. Well, I guess it depends on the CMS you're using anyway. At the moment, I'm using Wordpress blogs and it does that for me.
Some CMS allows you to design a template for your website if you don't have any experience with web development and want something quick n easy to make. The best thing to do is to have a look what features the CMS you're choosing provides you.
I haven't used blogspot at all. If blogspot provides you with a CMS or something similar to this, then you should be able to configure your site through the settings. Display older posts and who can see your posts and stuff like that.
I'm quite sure I have seen a kindda table that explains it. But I think I lost the link and tried looking for it and couldn't find it. You're an admin. Shouldn't you have an idea of that works? heheh
Hi everyone, I'm looking for the page that explains the rankings within DaniWeb community and shows how many posts are needed to move you up to the next level and stuff.
@ cms271828 .. That sounds good. More details will be great though. I'm assuming that you pass a number to the program and it sees that number if it is close to the target number, Right? Did you make a GUI for the game?
do {
// Output your article HTML
if($advert) {
// Output your advert
}
I don't want to confuse mtho. But I would like to understand this section of code.
OK. It is going to start printing out the first article and then it will check for the boolean value of $advert. Since the value is set to true, it will display an ad and set the value of $advert to false. Won't that happen to the second, third and fourth articles and so on?
there must be a way to get around this. I don't think your IDE will stop working because you should be able to install the same software on different computers!
Like James mentioned in the first post, suggest cool ideas for Java learners and show them what they can do by programming in Java. I gotta be honest with you here. I have heard this statement a lot 'You can do everything in Java'. Right. I get it. But what do you actually mean by everything? What if I'm interested in breaking into computers. Will learning Java help me achieve that? That is when I started learning it at uni. I had so many questions for my lecturer. It was kinda hard to ask your lecturer every single question you could think of.
I got an idea for java projects. Make a simple calculator.. You will require to write a few methods (subtraction, addition, division and multiplication) as well as to do some checking on inputs. For example, if something is divided by ZERO, then what happens? In fact, it can't be divided by zero and should return an error.
it is entirely up to you whether you want to design a GUI for the calculator or not. Try making it look a little fancy. Let it display time if you want or even surprise users by displaying a WoW message if they calculate a number greater than 5000.
If you face any problem with the projects suggested in this thread, PLEASE open a new thread with a name like below:
Java projects for learners - "Calculator"
For this example, I used the project name calculator. However, you will need …
The trial version has just expired because I had webstorm from JetBrains. That'd would be good if you PM a serial number for it. I know I ain't supposed to ask this kindda question here.
I found this article that takes you through how to add a cakePHP directory into Eclipse 3.6 but I don't think it makes sense to me. Can anyone explain it briefly and in easy steps?
The JVM is indeed a platform independent. That means you can develop programs on Windows and fortunately, you can run them on Linux, Mac and Windows. The beauty of the JVM provides programmers a way of using the same native code on different platforms. On the other hand, objective-c developed by Apple doesn't do the same as Java.
I don't have anything at the moment. But, I was wondering if anyone knows good tutorials online so I can teach myself a bit. Yeah, I was working on a small animation project for myself but I don't think it was fully working. I will come back to it later and see what needs to be fixed!
@ AirShow .. Cheers for the help. My apologies for not giving a thank-you to you at the first place because I was kindda in a rush and wanted to find out about something to do with implementing a dynamic form.
@ Troy ... The hope is that we get integers from users. Validation using Regex will be done soon. Yeah, you suggested can be an issue. Isn't there a way of restricting the data type received like in java --> e.g int input ?
Again @ Airshow.. I know I am asking a question about the data type but I'm trying to keep it on the topic.
I agree with s.o.s on that idea. A couple of examples I can think of right now are 1- Making a calculator in java, 2- Making something similar to a phone contact book, 3- Perhaps, making a simple game that doesn't require an advanced level of programming.
I guess the main reason that I've suggested the idea for is I had a look at the python forum and saw an active thread with a number of projects. Man, I did python when I started my uni degree but I honestly didn't give it so much credit like I did for Java. I thought python isn't widely used and so on. I got told that it is used by Google which made me a little surprised at that time. I had so many questions like how Google uses it, what Google uses it for and so on! The reason being that python was technically my second programming language. However, at that time I had no idea what you can do by using a programming language. Programming was just over my head when it was talked about or discussed in some uni lectures. So seeing the forum with the projects discussed in it shows me you can do a lot of things just using a simple programming language that is python. That actually made me want to go back to learning it because it isn't hard.
I wanted a similar thread for Java programmers as well. I believe there are some people …
@ Stuugie... I will definitely check the thread a couple of times a day and see what the project problems are. I would try solving them myself. I don't think I will be able to post a project problem and let others follow it because I don't consider myself as an advanced Java programmer. I can still throw some ideas in the thread or somewhere in the forum.
@ NormR1... I'm also sure that you can find some mods who are more than happy to post project problems like what is in the python forum/thread and explain them and let others follow them easily. The person who is responsibile for the thread, is deciding on what is relevent or not. There will be some rules in the new thread to let people know that if they are posting something irrelevent, then they'll get a pently of a minus rep or something similar. They should keep their posts on one of the topics discussed in the thread if they're posting in the thread. Or the other option is that they can post questions about any project problems in a new thread so that way the project thread won't be too busy and crowded.
I don't have anything inside the action attribute yet. But, it will eventually have something like insert.php..
Is there a way of make the page a little more dynamic without using any JS framework? for example, You make the page look like it is loading and currently, doing something behind the scene and make users wait a little bit.
The function I've got works perfectly but the problem is that it displays the message quickly and then the message disappears for some reason. Am I doing something wrong??
function validateForm(){
var input0 = document.getElementById('input0').value;
var input1 = document.getElementById('input1').value;
var input2 = document.getElementById('input2').value;
var input3 = document.getElementById('input3').value;
var input4 = document.getElementById('input4').value;
var input5 = document.getElementById('input5').value;
var input6 = document.getElementById('input6').value;
var input7 = document.getElementById('input7').value;
var input8 = document.getElementById('input8').value;
var input9 = document.getElementById('input9').value;
var input10 = document.getElementById('input10').value;
// initialise a variable with a value == 0
var total = 0;
var message = document.getElementById('message');
var totalPara = document.getElementById('total');
var inputValues = new Array(input0, input1, input2, input3, input4, input5, input6, input7, input8, input9, input10);
var elem;
for(elem=0; elem<= inputValues.length; elem++){
if(inputValues[elem] < 0 ){
message.innerHTML = " Error: The input can't be LESS than ZERO! ";
message.style.backgroundColor="red";
message.style.width="300px";
return false;
}else if(inputValues[elem] > 35){
message.innerHTML = " Error: The input can't be GREATER than 35! ";
message.style.backgroundColor="red";
message.style.width="300px";
}
}
}
Any of you guys will be interested in the idea discussed above? Show us the number of people liking the idea by posting your opinions here so mods can quickly decide whether to open a new thread for projects or not. I really hope that doesn't stop them from opening a thread for people who are willing to come to Daniweb to practise their knowledge of Java.
