sillyboy

It is pretty hard to understand what you are trying to do, but as a start, you should be using the correct data type. You want characters, not ints (which would explain the numbers you are getting).

Laziest post I have ever seen. Perhaps you should start coding.

I think this type of service is good, but I am not sure it is going to be anything new. I am also unsure it is actually "microblogging", but more of a chat system. Regardless, good luck with your plans.

can you try to post relevant sections of the code and not the whole thing?

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I think google will be your best friend here, it seems it is a pretty common problem so just do a search and try some of the remedies...

Can you get to any boot screens? If you put in your vista disk, can you boot from the cd?

You could do this by doing something like converting the .html into an image (e.g. print screen). BUT I assume you are after some dynamic behaviour where the .html is parsed and then displayed... If this is indeed the case, I think you will need to get creative. I am …

There are applications that allow you to do this. e.g. "DisplayFusion"

The error you are getting is because of your if statements calling upper_case() and lower_case(). These 2 functions return nothing, and so the if statement can't evaluate its "trueness".

Follow the css specifications and firefox will display your web page as it should. Sometimes you may need to add small work arounds to tweak it for ie7. You could also look into a css designer which takes care of compatibility issues for you.

That is a fairly open-ended question. I think you first want to have a design for the chart. The design is going to be the hardest part of this problem, and I don't know how to advise you without some requirements...

As a temporary measure you could try use OpenOffice instead (free office suite). Unfortunately I don't really have a solution to your problem, I would suggest google, or hopefully somebody else can help you out.

I assume you are after JavaScript, not Java. Anyway with JavaScript values are not strongly typed, so if the values are numbers, you can use "+".

For websites where you get the error, just use firefox. That would be the easiest fix imo

You need to make your description clearer, I can't understand it. I believe you are also looking for the web development > javascript forum.

[QUOTE=preetykinza;733032] i. Does this code have any error(s)? If there correct it. ii. Store some values (in member variables MyString and MyInteger) in 15th element of the array StructVariable using StructPointer.[/QUOTE] You can't just expect somebody to do your homework for you...

What exactly are you having problems with? You have a good base there already, all you need to do is fill in those functions and use them. The implementation of the functions should not be too difficult if you think it through.

I guess simplicity depends on how secure you want it. More secure will make it more complex. Using html & javascript should enable you to create a simple login system, BUT it is not going to be very secure.

[CODE]while(menu != 99)[/CODE] Encapsulated your various if statements, so I assume 99 is some sort of exit code. If the user enters 1 as you say, when will this ever become 99? (Never). You need to get more inputs until the user inputs a 99. With the exception handling sections, …

Yeah, probably not a good idea to switch to linux unless you have time to get familiar with it first. You can get your games to run, but it'll take a little bit of configuration I believe (e.g. installing wine). You shoule be able to program fine on windows anyway...

You will probably get better help in a software dev forum.

[QUOTE]src="/default.asp?client='$query_value'"[/QUOTE] [QUOTE]I can not use any server side code![/QUOTE] I think you have broken your own rule already since asp is server-side. Anyway, what you probably want to do is look at AJAX.

If you want flashing menus, then the easiest way would be to use .gif images. BUT this is usually a bad idea as they will get annoying very quickly. You also need to let us know the content of the menu before we can advise what to do with it.

Hey all, This isn't a huge concern and I have just ignored it, but I guess I am curious to see if anybody has a remedy. I have somehow got a folder which is visible, but doesn't map to anything. What I mean is I can see it, but if …

I don't really know what the problem is. If it is ok in both firefox & IE, what is it not ok in? What does distortion of pages mean? I viewed the page in firefox, ie, and chrome and didn't see any issues with the page.

Regarding requirement 1, not too sure exactly what the issue is, and I am not too sure what the family class looks like. Your conditions are also redundant (you are checking the same condition for each case, so you don't really need to divide these out). Regarding the second requirement, …

What is incorrect about it? It looks ok to me

[CODE]myInterpretter.exec("import java.util")[/CODE] Not too sure what you are trying to do here. You should be able to simply use: [CODE]import java.util[/CODE] Jython is python with access to java packages.

So you are just after addition. Do it the way we are taught in primary school. Start by adding the ones, carry, repeat. You have already defined num3, so this would be a logical place to store the answer, display once you finish processing.

Ah, debugging JavaScript is a mission at times. I highly recommend getting a debugger like firebug. So I found a few issues in the code above. Firstly, you are calling "start('start')", you don't need any arguments for start (see the definition). Second, there isn't actually a "start()" function in your …

It is so hard to help when we don't know where you are up to. And if you haven't actually done anything, how will you ever learn?

I don't think you will find a tutorial for Hangman. You will instead want tutorials to understand the concepts required to create the hangman program, and it is up to you to decide what these concepts are... As a start you could learn about user input/output, e.g. how will you …

Why is it packaged inside the jar? Can't you just have it sitting "near" the jar? I think that would make your job significantly easier...

Hey, I think you are on the right track with your percentages. So by it not working, I assume you get getting results of 0% for everything? If this is indeed the case, the problem is int / int is integer division, and will return a int. So... since counter …

If you view the page source it will have script tags, if they are from a file look at the "src" attribute. Otherwise you can "save page as" and it will automatically download all the page resources (including JavaScript).

The problem is your image is not a background image, just a normal image. This means your css for background-attachment does not actually do anything on your image. The easiest solution to this is to use a proper background (look up 'background-image') and that way it will stay fixed. If …

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The os library will include the methods you need to create such a function. Take a look at [URL="http://www.python.org/doc/2.5.2/lib/os-file-dir.html"]http://www.python.org/doc/2.5.2/lib/os-file-dir.html[/URL]

From what I have read, there shouldn't actually be new lines in the title attribute. BUT if you do want to try, use "
" which is a carriage return. In firefox, the return is converted to a space, but in IE you will see a line break in the tool …

Unable to connect means that you can't view websites? or the program crashes? If the programs are crashing, I can't really help, but if it is just unable to connect, it is probably because you are behind a proxy, and it needs to be configured.

I think you will find the problem is that some of your css is using "absolute" positioning. If you can instead use "relative" positioning, it should eliminate elements overlapping each other. If you still have problems I will take a better look later.

You cannot assume the for loop will be entered. By adding some default return condition at the end of your function will ensure something is returned. You also need to make sure your code is doing what you intend. If you have a for loop I assume you do indeed …

If the audo file is purely a link, it is not up to you to control this behaviour. If you want to use some player of your choice, you will need to embed a player in a web page (not just a link to a file). File associations are controlled …

I am not sure I would consider this a issue / bug. If the user has their JavaScript disabled, any scripts will not be executed (and most website use some form of JavaScript). Sure you could try make your site more robust for accounting for these situations, but it isn't …

I had a look at your hyperlinks with firebug. The page where the rollover is not working doesn't have a onmouseover event associated with the table cells. e.g. [CODE]<td><a href='#' onclick="show_release_info('7')">The Foots</a></td>[/CODE] compared to [CODE] <td><a href="band_info.php?id=7&desc=the-foots" onmouseover="showPic('footspic150.jpg')" onmouseout="restPic('footspic150.jpg')" >The Foots</a></td>[/CODE] hope this helps...

I hope to be in the JavaScript forum

If you get a JDK package you will be able to compile / run your java program (D, development). If you only need to run the applications, you can just get the JRE instead (RE, runtime environment). But as you said, if you download and IDE like netbeans, it will …

You will probably want a server-side language to do this. Easiest of probably PHP. At the basic level, just try to read/write to text files or something that store your 'profiles'. If you want to do it properly, you will want to look into having a database. Hope this helps

Don't know if it is the best option, but I would probably write a function to check each character from the user input. So traverse through the user input and check that conditions such as >= a, <=z, are satisfied or whatever you requirements are.