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 | > ... so how is the founder of daniweb? Home sick in bed with a cold. |
 | I'll check this out tomorrow.  |
 | This isn't being done because it is too resource-intensive. The number of updates to your watched articles would need to be calculated on every page load. *However* this is something that can be implemented by using our API :) Hint hint. |
| | It's either a zoom issue, or that you're in IE compatibility mode. |
| | I assume it's OAuth 2.0. Do you have any experience with OAuth?? I suggest you check out the DaniWeb API. We also support OAuth 2.0, and we have a code snippet demo and example that you might be able to manipulate to work with the Google Marketplace instead. |
| | Glad you got it sorted. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
| | Without being spammy, can you give a little more information as to what type of ecommerce service this is? I'm confused what 'broken shops' even means. Why are you proud to create broken shops?? Why can't you be Broken Shops: This is one broken thing you won't be throwing away … |
 | Do you still see the Edit Post button in Chrome? It's possible that you loaded the page just under the 30 min threshold (I see the post was 24 mins old at the time, according to your screenshot) and clicked to edit the post just after the 30 min threshold. |
| | We used to have an Embedded Devices forum and it just didn't gain enough popularity to stay active, so it was rolled up into Software Development or hardware or I forget what (it was a few years ago). As Sanjay mentioned, we're trying to focus on breaking content up by … |
| | JorgeM is correct. You need to add a margin-bottom that is at least the same height as the footer. Glad you got it working!! :)  |
 | I think that your question is a little too vague because you didn't post any code to demonstrate exactly what you're trying to do. For example, you wrote that you have the function to pull the information out using PHP. Does this mean that you have the PHP function, or … |
 | Re: API JSON to XML I'm not sure what you mean about multiple root level elements? Of course, I want to make sure the data structure of the API is as conducive as possible for everyone moving forward. It should return a single root level element with a data property that contains everything. |
| | Yeah, creating better documentation is definitely on the todo list. However, I wanted to make sure that the schema is solid before moving ahead with doing so, which requires getting folks like you to play around with it awhile and let me know if anything is not ideal or sub-optimal. |
| | What, specifically, about it? Black hat is just a name for techniques considered shady that potentially offer a big temporarily boost, at the risk of being banned/blacklisted from Google in the long run because they aim to prey on vulnerabilities in the algorithm. |
 | Maybe I'm missing something, butI see line 12 has Product.findAll but I don't see where you define Product anywhere? |
| | DaniWeb timestamps are *supposed* to be GMT time but I think there might actually be a bug over the past few months where they were US central time instead. I'll look into it tomorrow. Sorry for the confusion! |
| | Item 4: Business Exchange, only available to logged in members Item 5 --> Items 5, 6: Moderators Place and Area 51, only available to moderators There's a bug where forums you aren't allowed to access are showing up as empty arrays instead of being hidden from view altogether. |
| | I have an API that supports both JSON and JSONP. Obviously, being a data provider, I want the people who request my data to cache it. However, jQuery's $.ajax() function says the following about their caching feature: >cache (default: true, false for dataType 'script' and 'jsonp') Type: Boolean If set … |
 | Yeah, sorry about that. Working on it. Related to a bug that was introduced yesterday and being fixed today. |
 | Umm ... why not just use our internal search engine at that point? I haven't read the other thread, but I don't see an issue with directing traffic away from DaniWeb as long as it is useful. For example, if I post a question, and someone replies saying "I found … |
| | Currently, to check if something is serialized, I do this: function is_serialized($data) { return (@unserialize($data) !== false); } But it issues an E_NOTICE. The @ is great to suppress output, but it's still clogging up every other line of my error log (which is purposefully enabled for notices). Are there … |
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 | It looks like the CSS file isn't loading. Try clearing your *cache*, not your cookies. |
| | As far as I know, Bootcamp requires you to have to restart. I use Parallels Desktop and I don't. I believe if you use VMWare Fusion you don't have to either. |
 | I don't know C# for anything, but the following links turned up from a Google search. Perhaps some of them might be helpful: * http://www.deanhume.com/Home/BlogPost/a-simple-guide-to-using-oauth-with-c-/49 * http://www.dotnetopenauth.net/ * http://code.pearson.com/oauth-20-password-sample-code-c |
 | Not quite sure what you mean. Did you update your password from that page? I'm sure there are lots of members here who have updated their member profiles and subsequently logged out and logged back in successfully. Can you reproduce the bug?? What are the steps to reproduce?? |
| | > It seems you are beginner to seo. And judging by his name, the owner of a backlink company ;) Do you have a question, backlinkco? Welcome to our community. |
 | I've been hearing little bits about Pinterest lately, but I don't think it's as feature-rich, nor serves the same purpose as Facebook, and therefore most likely won't displace it from the social media throne anytime soon. I can see one of two things happening: 1. Facebook buys Pinterest, and adds … |
| | I have an associative array that is many levels deep. I want to convert it to an indexed array (i.e. remove the key names). I don't want to flatten it; I want it to remain a nested array with all of the values intact. What's the best way to accomplish … |
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| | This is part of ComScore, a statistical company (similar to Nielsen ratings) that collects information about a website's audience to offer advertisers third-party demographic information. However, it's only supposed to come up like literally once a year, not every few days?! Do you clear your cookies a lot???? You might … |
| | CPM is cost per mille, or one thousand impressions. It's often the unit of measurement used when buying or selling banner advertising. As canadafred mentions, while ads might be purchased on a CPM-basis, often the percentage of people who click the ad (know as click-thru rate, or CTR), is used …  |
| | You say it was broken, then it was fixed, and now it's broken again. But no changes were made since the beginning, so it is mostly something on your end. If clearing your cache does not fix the issue, then please try disabling all Firefox extensions and plug-ins. Sometimes third-party … |
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| | I can barely speak English. I took a few years of Spanish in school, but forgot 99% of it. Honestly, I wish that I had the opportunity to have been raised to be bilingual.  |
| | As many of you know, DaniWeb now has an API. It (optionally) uses OAuth 2.0 and it supports both server-side and client-side implementations. The server-side method I have down pat. However, I had to hack together the clientside implementation, and although it works, I'm not sure it's done "correctly". I … |
| | Sorry for the resurrection but we have an API with OAuth 2.0 support and an example to connect using cURL: http://www.daniweb.com/api/documentation |
| | Re: 2 notices... When you log out, you're returned to the page you were on. You'll get a message saying "Nothing to see here, folks!" if you click on Log Out from within a member-only section of the site such as editing your profile. |
 | Fixed!! Thanks for the catch!! |
| | Give the link a title: [Click here](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Arrays.html#asList(T...)) OR [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Arrays.html#asList(T...)](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Arrays.html#asList(T...)) |
| | > Is there any reason as to why the option to specify the quoted user isn't included anymore nowadays? Because I want to stick to Markdown conventions, and the Markdown standard doesn't support this. |
| | There are lots of other sites like this too, right? Is it similar to Amazon Mechanical Turk or more involved projects? |
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 | Re: Navbar problem I'm not able to duplicate this. Can you please let me know what OS/browser and perhaps upload a screenshot? Thanks!! :) |
| | As of midday today, my AdSense account suddenly just stopped working (now it's only showing blank ads). I didn't receive any messages or notifications about violating AdSense policies. I have my domain opted as a valid domain in the account settings. What else can it be???? |
| | Re: Change of Heart > I don't know why she did it but i do like the feature. Why, you ask? Because I aim to please. :) > Though i don't understand why the views doesn't work properly (i think) because some of my posts show have 0 views even though there was about … |
| | The DaniWeb community is all about the public sharing of information. If there is some stuff that you can't post on the Internet because of company secrets, then unfortunately you can't post that. I actually think it goes against the spirit of our community to post content and then later … |
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