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Integrating OpenAI Web Search API in LangGraph 4 Weeks Ago by usmanmalik57 …://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/tools-web-search?api-mode=responses) that allows you to search the Internet using natural queries… Getting in touch with Cloudflare billing 3 Weeks Ago by Dani … billing ticket a week ago and there have been no responses to it as of yet. Pretty frustrating. Re: What are some common financial challenges startups face ? 2 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim Generally speaking you'll get as much effort in the responses as you put into asking the question. In this case next to none. Re: Getting in touch with Cloudflare billing 3 Weeks Ago by toneewa If you have the enterprise plan you should have an emergency phone option under support. Cloudflare also has a 24/7 Emergency Hotline at +1 (866)-325-4810. There's a Live Chat option for Business. Call their sales number and get some answers. +1 (888) 99 FLARE A disputed charge back on a C/C always gets their attention, and billing would … Re: Getting in touch with Cloudflare billing 3 Weeks Ago by Dani Status update: There was an update to my ticket saying that there is higher than normal demand for support and to keep holding. At least it's a response? Re: Getting in touch with Cloudflare billing 3 Weeks Ago by Dani > If you have the enterprise plan you should have an emergency phone option under support. Cloudflare also has a 24/7 Emergency Hotline at +1 (866)-325-4810. There's a Live Chat option for Business. Call their sales number and get some answers. +1 (888) 99 FLARE > > A disputed charge back on a C/C always gets their attention, and … Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by Dani … where, for example, a student will post a question, get responses and help, and then want to cover their tracks because… it really hard to compare trends with Lighthouse. > Your responses made me to realize that I need to conduct more… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by jkon … same general direction). Ultimately, I'm glad I responded. Your responses made me to realize that I need to conduct more… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by jkon … where, for example, a student will post a question, get responses and help, and then want to cover their tracks because… Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by Creation34 … IT Security or other IT field? All intelligent responses greatly appreciated. Actually, all responses are greatly appreciated- intelligent well-informed ones even… Weird website responses...Wireless no-go/ Okay when wired, same router... 16 Years Ago by zipzit …. I've got one laptop (Windows Vista) that has weird responses to certain web sites when in wireless mode. Certain web… How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by tha_ratl … need help regarding following problem. I'm getting HTTP get responses from a program(Kannel) periodically. The HTTP is in the… Re: How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by javaAddict How do you get the responses? Are they String objects like the one in your example or are they HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse objects? What you said about the JSP is irrelevant. You don't need a JSP to get the response. If they were, how you think you get the request from a sevlet? What code do you have to get the response/request? parse responses 13 Years Ago by jamojo … ) Hello everyone, Can you please suggest on how to parse responses? It is the form of an array but I would… Displaying responses or sub comment below a comment 12 Years Ago by amandafree … value "$_SESSION['MM_Username']" Well am having problems displaying responses made by people on a particular comment right below the… XKM responses 10 Years Ago by dtpp I know that DaniWeb is proprietary CMS, but Im interested whether xkm is supported here and what kind (if any) responses it gives? Re: Valid Responses? 15 Years Ago by txwooley You could assign numbers as responses. Like press 1 to hit and 0 to stay. [CODE] def call(): stand = input("Press '1' to STAY or '0' to HIT") if stand == 1: do something elif stand == 0: do something else else: call() [/CODE] Re: Simple way to create Responses with different MIME types (and formats) 8 Years Ago by newprogrammer14 … wondering if there is any easy way to build such responses i.e. the formatting in the required ways. Sorry for… Hacking is a Low-Hanging Fruit Exercise 15 Years Ago by khess Responses (from another site) on my recent, "[URL="http://… Re: Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by jbennet Welcome. Yeah, just like music, everyone starts at the bottom, whether they have a degree or not. Spend a while on the helpdesk, a while as a tech, and eventually you will progress up the ladder Certifications + on the job experience as above are the way to gio Re: Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Why not put your music degree to work in the IT field. I should think you could get a job at one of the big game houses providing and/or writing music for the games. You might also want to get back in school and get another degree in computer science. Re: Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by boydcarter I agree with the Ancient Dragon's lateral thinking. Put your musical abilities to work in an IT environment. If you are intent on changing fields, school is always an option. Apprentice work as suggested by jbennet is also "right on". I would add to their comments this one: Know yourself. Is your interest in "computer … Re: Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;741846]Why not put your music degree to work in the IT field. I should think you could get a job at one of the big game houses providing and/or writing music for the games.[/QUOTE] It's probably quite hard to get a job like that. And the idea that such a job would have any meaningful relation to the IT field is laughable… Re: Intelligent Responses Please 16 Years Ago by Denniz [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;741846]Why not put your music degree to work in the IT field. I should think you could get a job at one of the big game houses providing and/or writing music for the games. You might also want to get back in school and get another degree in computer science.[/QUOTE] Perhaps instead of writing music for games, he can … Re: How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by masijade If you are getting the "response" then you also sent the "request" so you should already have "A and B". You need to better explain your situation and your goal. Re: How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by tha_ratl It is like this... Im running the Kannel SMS gateway at a remote unix server on the network. Kannel will send a HTTP like "http://192.153.0.20/sms.php?A=10&B=abc" when it receive a SMS from a mobile phone. Here A means the phone number and B means the message. So I do not know these values. (192.153.0.20 means the IP of the … Re: How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by masijade Of course, a Servlet/JSP. Or use JPCAP and try to write a sniffer (although C/C++ would be better for that). Even easier, however, is to read the access log of the gateway, as all "get" URL are logged there ("post" URLs, as well, but without the data, of course) Java is also for that overkill, though. Edit: But what is it … Re: How to monitor http GET responses with Java 15 Years Ago by tha_ratl Thank you for the help... Actually I am hoping to process the incoming messages and send a reply back to the user... I decided to stay with PHP because it is very simple and I'm running out of time.. :) I hope to try out your suggestions later... Thnx... Re: parse responses 13 Years Ago by diafol You have what appears to be url encoded strings (%20 = space). So: //assume the array you supplied is called $the_array $decoded_array = array_map('rawurldecode',$the_array); $output = ""; foreach($decoded_array as $key=>$value){ if(is_int(substr($key, -1)){ $key = substr($key,0,-1) . " #"… Re: parse responses 13 Years Ago by vibhaJ After urldecode you can use extract function, which will create variable based on array variable. <? $myArray['TIMESTAMP'] = '2012%2d05%2d01T17%3a19%3a07Z'; $myArray['L_LONGMESSAGE0'] = 'This%20transaction%20cannot%20be%20processed'; $myArray['CURRENCYCODE'] = 'Euro'; $myArrayFinal = array_map('rawurldecode',$myArray);…