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Re: You'll just need to keep track of the visited pages. A list of strings can be enough, and a variable to store the current index. | |
Re: Closed. *"Do not ask for help to pursue any illegal activity including, but not limited to, hacking and spamming"* | |
Re: In `Execute` output `$SQL` it to the screen, then run it on phpMyAdmin, see what happens. Apart from that, I suggest you add error handling to your database class. | |
Re: From what I've read there was a `mod_aspdotnet` once, but apparently it has been abandoned. Perhaps [Mono](http://www.mono-project.com/ASP.NET) is an option. | |
Re: DaniWeb has an IRC channel, although pretty quiet. | |
Re: > now I need to get the rest done Are you looking for someone to write it for you, or do you have specific smaller problems you want help with? In case of the latter, please describe the first issue. | |
Re: Well, if you put your routers into a mysql table, then once selected you could flag a column (as being in use). | |
Re: > I think you've tried to do the work for him Only showed him how to use `rand`. None of the OP requirements are met. | |
Re: Check the open source sites (SourceForge, GitHub, GoogleCode, CodePlex), plenty of projects there. There must be something you'll like. | |
Re: If everthing is static, just manually adjust your feed too. If you want to script it, that's possible too. You'll need to make something to load/parse your html files. | |
Am looking for a way to get the maximum value of an integer data type in a function. Since FB doesn't have an unsigned type, casting from -1 doesn't work. Nor can I find any built-in constant or function to get it. Any other ideas? (Am not looking to hardcode … | |
Re: > I need one with the server pushing Unless your server runs something like node.js, pushing to the client is impossible. Long polling is the way to go. | |
I'm currently looking into the automatic generation of release notes (or change log) when we create a new release. I'm wondering how any of you tackle this. So far I've found these four interesting options: - https://tfsreleasenotes.codeplex.com/ - https://tfschangelog.codeplex.com/ - http://fromthedevtrenches.blogspot.nl/2013/04/automatically-generate-tfs-release.html - http://mskold.blogspot.nl/2012/05/generate-accumulated-release-notes-in.html Any insights greatly appreciated. | |
Re: You can use a query like this: SELECT YEAR(dt), MONTH(dt), SUM(click) FROM st GROUP BY YEAR(dt), MONTH(dt) | |
Re: Welcome to DaniWeb. Nice to see the donia's Kyoko Wallpaper again... (the cat) | |
Re: > This relates to the call and I don't understand why it does not work. To call the function, you need to omit `function`. That's only used when defining the function. | |
Re: You are mixing MySQLi with MySQL, that doesn't work, choose one of them. | |
Re: Yes. Just adjust your insert query. ... VALUES (1, 'a'), (2, 'b'), (3, 'c') | |
Re: Line 5 contains PHP, and will not be parsed if it is in a js file. | |
Re: If you've added your word file to your solution, then in the properties of the file you can choose "Copy if newer" for "Copy to output directory". Usually this is set to "Do not copy", so it won't appear in your published folder. | |
Re: Agree. When you get the hang of Laravel, you can always consider stepping up to Zend or Symfony. Don't drive a truck if you can't ride a bike. | |
Re: > Invalid argument supplied for foreach() Means `$rqst_subject` is not an array. | |
Re: > is there any tool out there that will instead allow me to check which HTML element uses a specific css rule Whether you use an IDE or a more advanced text-editor, a grep search through all files is the most simple option available. | |
I saw a UFOOOO above the "be the first to reply" button ;) Listing is from the Software Development forum. It's the username from the thread above, but it shows below the line.  | |
Re: I'm not a fan of static classes/methods, but a common use is when building the singleton or factory pattern. IMO static methods are often abused to mimic global functions, to avoid having to create a new object. | |
Re: http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/70096/c-books | |
Re: Char allocates a fixed length string as defined, whereas varchar uses a string length upto it's defined size. | |
Re: Line 10 has no closing double quote. | |
Re: Have you checked the SDL MathPack from Lohinger, or efg's website? JEDI has math functions too. Just checking, but you are looking for something other than the `ArcSin()` function? | |
Re: > when I curl it, I get the whole page instead of just a few lines. Correct, you'll have to parse that page to get the small piece you want. If the page is valid xml you can use an XML parser, else you'll have to do some manual parsing. | |
Re: $('#rangeA').daterangepicker({arrows:true}); | |
Re: > Moderator: Please change the thread title to: "how use WriteConsoleOutputAttribute() and WriteConsoleOutput()?" Next time use "Flag Bad Post" to request such things. | |
Re: Changed. As suggested above, next time use "Flag Bad Post". | |
Re: What do you have so far? (Starting to ask questions on your last day is a little late too IMHO.) | |
Re: create table test ( id integer primary key not null ); | |
We're looking into the Enterprise Library, to see if the security part will fit our needs. We want to use application roles/rights, so we probably need to write our own security provider. What I'm looking for are decent resources on this specific topic. I've found several books already on the … | |
Re: "Do not ask for help to pursue any illegal activity including, but not limited to, hacking and spamming" | |
Re: Missing parenthesis: set Months_Depreciated = ( YEAR ( NOW() * 12 + Month ( NOW() ) ) - YEAR(whenacquired) * 12; |
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