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 | Im new to PHP, i just want to know if theres any rule in php in terms of single statement multiple lines. for example in VB.Net we uses "&_"(w/o the quote) to tell vb.net that it is a single statment and it has a continuation. is there any in php? …  |
| | hi everyone. I want to delay the click event in a vsFlexgrid so that the double click event will run 1st. I used a timer for the delay in the click event and managed to get the value of the double click speed in the windows library for the timer … |
 | K! Any chance of having a option to not get notifications regarding a single thread updates????? "What are you eating/drinking right now?" have gone out of bound, that i keep getting the mail notifs...... Can i unfollow only that thread only........ Sofar the only option seems to be unsuscribe the …  |
| | hi all, In the book "Programming Languages-Pragmatics" second edition by Michael l. Scott and Morgan Kaufmann, there is a sentence while explaining about copy constructor: "In recognition of this intent, a single-argument constructor in C++ is called a copy constructor." This is about the constructor of the form foo::foo(const foo& …  |
| | Right guys, I'm really new to this but I'm getting along ok, but I've hit a block. I need to be able to know how to search a text file in VB for a particular line and then display it. the files I'm trying to use are set up as: … |
| | Hi all, I've been using this type of code to pull out a single value from my SQL database but I can't help thinking that there's a simple command I'm not using: [CODE] strSQL = "SELECT MAX(Stage) FROM Visits WHERE ScheduleRef = 22" FinalStage = dl.getPRISMdata(strSQL).Tables(0).Rows(0).Item(0)[/CODE] [CODE]Public Function getPRISMdata(ByVal strSQL … |
| | Hi All I am trying to get vb.net to select a single node by id. I then want get all of the childnodes within the id and place them in to textboxes. Please see code below: Xml doc [code] <Subject> <Items> <Item id="1"> <CustName>john</CustName> <Filename> </Filename> <StartDate> </StartDate> <FinishDate> </FinishDate> … |
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