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Re: Unfortunately, this is an [XE3](http://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi) feature. Quote: *"With Delphi’s new Metropolis UI, you can easily create apps with the new Windows 8 UI styling, including, touch enablement, ..."* | |
Re: > But its not coming out the same way. What is different? | |
Re: Just copy their HTML code. Use "view source" in your browser. | |
Re: Check the code in precheck.php. The code you are showing appears to be correct. | |
Re: Looks like you didn't include jQuery, only jQueryUI. | |
Re: A constraint needs a unique name. `col3` is already in use. | |
Re: If you installed (another) wamp, then you'll need to copy his files to the wamp\www folder. | |
Re: After :active it will use :visited. However, if you are paranoid like me and have browser history disabled, the next time I visit the page it will be normal again (not active, and not visited). #button1:active, #button1:visited { color: green; } | |
Re: You can point the audio to a PHP file (guess.php). It can return anything you want. If you set the right headers it can return an audio file too. | |
Re: Show the structure of your table(s) and some data. | |
Re: So the bullet map is a representation of the actual div's? First step would be to read all div's and their positions. | |
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Re: I am not sure GMail allows this, but you can try to save the cookies. It's likely GMail sets cookie on login, and after redirect it can't find them. Besides that, if you are just trying to get to your email, you can enable POP or IMAP in GMail and … | |
Re: If you are talking about styling, you should look at the CSS and not the PHP side of the thing. | |
Re: > getting a error Which one? Technically it is correct PHP syntax (apart from the missing space between echo and the double quote perhaps), but not valid HTML/Javascript syntax. | |
Re: First click triggers animate left 0px... that does nothing. See the example in [the documentation](http://docs.jquery.com/Events/toggle). | |
Re: It depends on you data, but PHP has several functions like [is_numeric](http://php.net/is-numeric) that can help you. | |
Re: Finfo can only be read. You cannot set it's Length property. I guess you mean to do this: public int File_Size() { int TotalFileSize = 0; DirectoryInfo X = new DirectoryInfo("C:\\Users\\Samer\\Desktop\\1"); FileInfo[] FileSize = X.GetFiles(); foreach (FileInfo Finfo in FileSize) { TotalFileSize += Finfo.Length; } return TotalFileSize; } | |
Re: You'll just need to include a file that will output your form, something like: // small_form.php echo <<<EOT <form method="post" action="your_form_handler.php"> <!-- your inputs here --> <input type="submit" /> </form> EOT; Then you can just: include 'small_form.php'; where needed. | |
Re: PHP doesn't manage the HTTP connection. This value just shows what it is set to. You'll need to check your webserver settings (Apache/IIS). | |
Re: [Here](http://www.devasp.net/net/articles/display/1293.html) are some examples. | |
Re: Are you sure that the `$contents` is identical? | |
Re: index/noindex - Store this page for indexing, or not follow/nofollow - Follow the links in the current page, or not archive/noarchive - Keep a cache of this page, or not | |
Re: You can replicate it, but it is not necessary. Move the procedures for accessing your DLL to a separate unit, then you can include that one into all forms. | |
Re: Do you have html/head/body tags (they are not in your pasted code)? IE is known to mess up when the HTML is invalid. | |
Re: Looks like it is unable to evaluate the code on line 7. | |
Re: You can reference the other solution. If the class is on it's own, you could also choose to add it as a linked file. If you are going to re-use that class, I suggest creating a separate assembly containing it. Then you can reference that new assembly in both solutions. | |
Re: You can do without the quotes if id is an integer column. I think the query fails because $id does not have a value. | |
Re: I haven't found any either. Looks like your only option is to run it under Cygwin. | |
Re: > PLEASE TELL ME IF I WORDED MY QUESTION WRONG I'd call it: "Top stats per (sub) forum" | |
Re: A cursor is basically a table, generated from a query, so you can iterate through the rows. It is usually used in a stored procedure or trigger. | |
Re: Try [this example](http://www.dotnetperls.com/serialize-list). Personally, I think it's well explained. | |
Re: > is it possible to retrive the all data at once using php Or jquery I looked at the code, but there is no function to retrieve all keys/values at once. Either request a feature, or fork the project and add it yourself. PHP runs server-side, so has no direct … | |
Re: You mean you created it locally on your machine, and now want to upload it to your host? | |
Re: What do you have so far, and what are the problems you are having? | |
Re: You should at least have .NET 4.5 installed, if you haven't done so already. | |
Re: [Here](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/vbnet/threads/439854/vb-update-mysql-table)'s a start. | |
Re: The file contents is not generated, because you try to loop the result set a second time, without resetting the internal file pointer. Uses mysql_data_seek before the second loop. | |
Re: > why cant i do this? $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql); Should work just fine. No need for the while. | |
Re: Something like this: SELECT firstName, COUNT(*) AS nameCount FROM someTable WHERE lastName = '' GROUP BY firstName ORDER BY nameCount DESC LIMIT 5 | |
Re: My guess is you have this code in your Main. Main cannot be async. [Async and Await](http://nitoprograms.blogspot.nl/2012/02/async-and-await.html) is a nice article on this topic. | |
Re: The demo you showed is like something I have written some time ago. You can find it [here](http://www.pritaeas.net/view/articles/faq-with-jquery). Note that the jQuery version used is outdated. | |
Re: > Permission denied For some reason you are not allowed to open that file for writing. What setup are you using? | |
Re: Why not build an API around it. Create a web service giving access to your data. That way there's no direct threat to your database, and you'll have many ways to protect it, and you are in complete control. | |
Re: I did. Resurrecting such an old thread with the only reply being that it's in the wrong forum is completely pointless. | |
Re: "Top Stats" link top left, then scroll to the bottom. | |
Re: Every time you click the more button you should increase a variable, and then multiply by 8, to use in the LIMIT clause. The first time would output: <form action="?page=2"> <button type='submit' id='load_button' class='button'>Load 8 more items</button> Then you know to get 2 times the number of items. Each time … |
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