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 | You have two div's called `submit_input`. |
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 | Why not create a setup that installs WAMP or XAMPP, as well as all scripts. If you create a Win8 store app, then you can stick to HTML/Js and even have SQLite at your disposal. Plenty of tutorials for these apps available. |
| | Re: Pie chart query You can change the query to get the count per category: SELECT category.category_id, COUNT(*) AS usercount FROM ray, hello, category WHERE ray.hello_id = hello.hello_id AND hello.category_id = category.category_id AND category.category_id= '1' GROUP BY category.category_id ORDER BY category.category_id  |
 | > How to implement this without having a third table ?? It this possible?? Not recommended. Third table is your best option. What would be the reason for not using one? |
 | Provide an sql script with your table(s) and sample data. |
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 | The `m.` is just a subdomain pointing to a different folder. This makes it easy to use a different template for mobile devices.  |
 | The definition of `setTimeout` does not have that parameter, so it would only be possible if you make a new function that would enable this. You can add the jQuery function [delay](http://api.jquery.com/delay/). $(this).delay(1000).animate({left:newVal}); |
| | Show what's in your database, and how your query in PHP looks (code). |
| | > The reason they cannot directly move the entire file is because there are many devs working on the same file on diff functionalities and all of them may not be ready to go to production. The "check-in early, check-in often" method comes to mind. If your developers keep a … |
| | Try the `onresize` event, or `resize()` if you are using jQuery. |
| | Re: difference `IN` compares a column to a list of values. `FIELD_IN_SET` compares a column or value to a column containing a list of values. |
| | You'd need to download most of the content anyway, or in blocks, because you can't know where in the HTML the title is. If fopen is allowed, you can read a block, and then use a preg_xxx or XML function to get the title. If fopen isn't allowed, try cUrl. …  |
| | Re: Double grouping? Perhaps a subselect? SELECT * FROM ( SELECT TeamID, PlayerID, COUNT(*) AS Total FROM Scored WHERE MONTH(GoalDate)=12 AND YEAR(GoalDate)=2012 GROUP BY PlayerID ORDER BY TeamID, Total DESC ) T GROUP BY TeamID, Total |
| | Shouldn't `<body>` be before `<header>` ? |
 | http://www.mono-project.com/Mod_mono I agree good tutorials on the subject are hard to find. Have you tried Channel 9? http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ashishjaiman/WCF-35-RESTful-web-service  |
| | for(var i = 0; i < draws.length; i++) { var draw = draw[i]; } |
| | You can use [REPLACE](http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html#function_replace). |
 | You can try `stat()`. But since the file is uploaded, the file is recreated, so modified and created should be the same. |
 | SELECT u.*,c.* FROM users u WHERE u.hospital > 0 ORDER BY u.hospital DESC Remove `,c.*` from this query. There is no alias for `c`.  |
 | [Here](http://www.elated.com/articles/drag-and-drop-with-jquery-your-essential-guide/)'s a nice tutorial. |
 | If you use integers then index and key are the same. If you use associative arrays, the key is a string value and the index it's position in the array. |
| | You can use the `$_POST` array to get to your values. |
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| | Just call the write function. The internals will take care of what you are suggesting. There's no need to convert to binary yourself. |
| | I haven't found anything that says it can. I did see this on their website: *"While Thickbox had its day, it is not maintained any longer, so we recommend you use some alternatives."* So this may be the time to do just that. Personally, I'm a fan of [HighSlide](http://highslide.com/). |
| | I'd say it's always better to use external, since they can be cached separately. |
 | I don't like it, it's distracting and adds no real value. (And I know I am online...)  |
| | Quoting in MySQL: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/string-literals.html Quoting in PHP: http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php I don't think your request has anything to do with MySQL. If the generated query in PHP is correct, it doesn't matter. Your example is missing the PHP part. Using one or the other is by preference, although I do like a … |
| | > By doing that it will tell you whether a certain code will work or not on the iPad. Does it? It only shows if your markup validates against your selected doctype. > i found out what was causing it Care to share? |
 | > the value in column 'rt_owner_id' is not inserting in database I suggest you log/output the query before executing, so you can see what is being inserted. Is it only that value that's missing, or is nothing inserted? What type of table column is it? Any restrictions on it?  |
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| | The answer in the second link shows you how. If you can show the code you have so far, it would be easier to guide you. |
| | Minor... If I go to the bottom of the Web Development forum, my logo tells me I have 40 endorsements. As far as I can tell it doesn't count the MySQL ones. In works correctly in the Databases and MySQL sub-forums. (You can also look at utrivedi's profile to confirm). |
 | The title of the page you provided is "Google Maps JavaScript API **v3**"... |
| | Personally, I've had the best results using [Adobe Kuler](https://kuler.adobe.com/). |
| | Read [this thread](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/438722/how-would-i-write-this-regular-expression) for some more information. |
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| | You'll need to install the management SDK. Get it at MSDN. |
| | Re: windows 7 > If you mean a legit copy of Windows 7 http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproinstall/thread/c0e78d7a-883d-4caa-a8c0-1e127a14612a  |
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| | `$position` in your last loop is incorrect. You should set it to the size of the word array before the loop, and decrement it inside that loop. Also, you are adding the numbers to the original word array. Use a second one. |
| | Line 3 above should be: die($vrow); |
| | Don't know what version you are using, but the jQuery site states: *"Deprecation Notice: The jqXHR.success(), jqXHR.error(), and jqXHR.complete() callbacks are deprecated as of jQuery 1.8. To prepare your code for their eventual removal, use jqXHR.done(), jqXHR.fail(), and jqXHR.always() instead."* |
| | You can (re)set the default file for that folder. It's usually `index.php`, so you could also upload a file named that, and do a header redirect in code. |
| | Never seen such a thing. Perhaps try a search on the internet archives. |
| | Have you tried reinstalling the MySQL ODBC driver. You can get it [here](https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc). |
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