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Re: 100+ endorsements, of which a at least 7 in each category are from a subset of accounts that appeared about 7 months ago, endorsed him and upvoted, and then became inactive again and haven't been seen since. | |
Re: Does the unknown node always have the `Code="CPT"` attribute **and** is the only node within the `<SegmentX>` node to contain such an attribute value? If so you could do something along the lines of search the `<SegmentX>` child nodes for a node with the matching attribute. Unfortunately I am a … | |
Re: The code looks a pretty embedded part of that question though including quoted parts of it in responses and a follow up question also based off further code blocks. Deleting these would make the thread almost impossible to follow imho | |
Re: I can add my personal experiences here. I did not go to University either after finishing Sixth Form. I applied for a Higher Apprenticeship with Capgemini UK while in college along with the usual university applications. The HA programme does not require any prior knowledge of programming at all (however … | |
Re: The issue is that you are trying to set a byte[] to the value of the cell which is a string, this does not have a direct convert thus your cast does not work. You will need to do a conversion first. static byte[] GetBytes(string str) { byte[] bytes = … | |
Re: Presume you did a fairly decent google yourself as you have a brain.. I can't find anything either, the `User32.dll` is required for bringing the window to front as far as I can see, can find a process using the `Diagnostics.Process` class or through the `User32.dll` though. | |
Re: Sadly they have invented VPN, so even if the offices are all magically shut due to something we can all still work :( | |
Re: I work in a Tier 1 multi-national consultancy firm with multiple UK offices and full VPN connections available. Regardless of the technology in place I still work 125 miles away from home at present commuting a total of 250 miles and week and staying in a hotel Mon-Thurs on full … | |
 Just noticed the above occur when replying to a thread. The original post is behaving normally but then all comment replies in all threads are not correct. A refresh didn't clear the issue and Pritaeas didn't see the whitespace in IE or Opera on his machine. | |
Noticed the other week that once you cancel sponsorship (for whatever reason) that you lose all recognition of helping the site at all in terms of running costs. Can we introduce a 'Past Sponsor' badge or something along those lines so that those who have given but currently can't for … | |
Re: You could use [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/649900/detecting-the-launch-of-a-application) for the monitoring of an application rebooting after being shutdown to intercept and block it / trigger another close down. The downside to the approach you are taking is that if your sister has any real knowledge she could just kill this program you write off … | |
Re: Not entirely sure on the solution myself but a good place to start would be telling us what solutions you have already tried that performed badly :) | |
Re: Hmm from my opinion it could be changing attitude towards the site also. I mean from my personal experience, if I have a technical issue at work and want a response ASAP I will go to SO. Primarily because although we have some solid knowledge amongst the main members there … | |
Re: **@Saqlainz**, there is no right or wrong in programming, multiple techniques in the end lead to the same result. Only better/worse practices and more/less efficient techniques. | |
Re: > Every forum uses your regular [code][/code] but no, not Daniweb. You have to tab your code. I spend forever tabbing code on StackOverflow.... DaniWeb isn't the only one. | |
Re: > Free time, what's that? Well @happy it is this period of time during which you have nothing else to do, which for example you could use to walk into the gym you walk past everyday on the way home (god I hope I have the right admin in memory … | |
Re: Your issue lies in the `<xsl:otherwise>`. You are selecting the current node `Application/Comment` with `<xsl:apply-templates select="."/>` and then applying templates against it, triggering an infinite loop as this simply calls the same template over and over, eventually running out of memory causing the stack overflow you are seeing. Tested this … | |
Re: Add a boolean that is set to true once the alarm is triggered, and adjust the alarm if-statements accordingly to only run when it is false? Once the value falls back into the threshold it can be reset ready for the next time? | |
Re: In the past year I have moved from a hello world application in c#, to confidently using if-else statements to write different outputs, still including hello world. | |
Re: >I recall when I was a young boy going through drills of getting under our desks at school. I recall wondering how that was going to help us when a rain of missiles were coming toward us. Lol.. >>We still have those drills for the elementary students. **<M/>**, do you … | |
Firstly I would like to say this update is a visually pleasing one and much welcomed :) However, would it be possible to provide an option in individual user's controls to disable such functionality? I have found two downsides to it on my current work machine which partially impact the … ![]() | |
Re: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22160691 The count is at three, according to the second conference held regarding it. | |
Re: This could prove very interesting as the API becomes more extensive :) Edit: However I need to figure out how to call it from C# first :( | |
Re: “A session of boasting won't attract any real friends. It will set you up on a pedestal, however, making you a clearer target.” *Richelle E. Goodrich* | |
Re: ToS Snippet > Posts contributed to the community immediately become the property of DaniWeb upon submission You are correct HiHe. | |
Re: > Is diablo even that good? I am a bit amazed how one can be basically married to it. Completely opinion based. Anyone can be married to any game if they enjoy it. I've played World Of Warcraft (Also from the devs of Diablo) for many years religiously but don't … | |
Re: I didn't know DaniWeb now provided outsourcing services! Price? | |
Re: Nothing I believe in the case you have shown, however using the second example you can catch specific kinds of exceptions. For example: try { //Some code } catch(NullReferenceException Ex) { } Would catch any exceptions of type `NullReferenceException` | |
If you look at my profile currently I appear to have the sponsor badge twice.  Edit: It is also appearing when hovering over my username on posts to view badges so doesn't appear to be a graphical glitch. | |
Just noticed this while browsing an [article](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/csharp/threads/451901/weird-boolean-operator-trouble), the text was first displaying like so:  However once I had expanded the 'Show Comments' it seems to straighten out to what it should be:  I am running Internet Explorer (Work laptop don't judge me!) Version: 8.0.7601.17514 | |
Re: Even with a sponsor status I am failing to see where it can be edited :) | |
Re: It will probably have to be done along the same lines as [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/523405/how-to-send-text-to-notepad-in-c-win32) for starting and writing to Wordpad. | |
Re: Could just be posted to the software development main forum, and tag it appropriately, as Daniweb is moving towards tagging. | |
Re: Adding to Jim's comment, the accounts under suspicion are all the only ones to endorse you in C#, a language you have self-admitted only just starting to learn which is evident by the questions you have posted on trivial issues. Therefore the endorsements are hardly earnt within the forum and … | |
Re: ada.devcsaba makes some good points. Thought I'd add my two pence as I run a completely custom rig myself. I was of the opinion that AMD CPU's were the less power hungry of the two brands however I also steer clear of them, Intel simply performs better. I remember somewhere … | |
Re: In debugging have you checked `dtRecord` contains the expected data after it has been filled on line #20? It has been a while since I last played with such controls also but for some reason the `.Refresh()` is floating in my head thinking that needs to be called to update … | |
Re: Hi Mark, Hope all is well. A quick google turned up the following two possible solutions you can try: - `DataGrid.AutoSizeColumnsMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnsMode.AllCells;` - `DataGrid.AutoSizeColumnsMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnsMode.Fill;` Pulled them off of SO, original link [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13968708/datagridview-fill-columns-exactly) | |
Re: @<MICHAEL> See [this](http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/436394/chrome-on-ipad) post regarding ipad voting. | |
![]() | Re: Looked at the email after seeing this thread, can confirm hotmail also fails to load. The hyperlink in the email goes to `home/donate` |
Re: > I am sure if you (LastMitch) live longer, you'd live happier. Until that person is suffering from an incurable disease, at which point your logic is, at best, flawed. Coming from somebody that is 21 and completely tea-total, you can look at drink/smoking etc from two points of view. … | |
What would be the chances of seeing a IRC client embedded into a page on the site? I would happily sit on the chat most days at work however it's normally blocked by our internal proxies and thus it would be nice to have a direct way to actually access … | |
Surely I shouldn't be seeing such messages and the files should be renamed or something?  | |
Not sure if it just me but when using google chrome on iPad I cannot seem to up or down vote posts, the arrows seem to just be a graphic and non functional. Any ideas why this would be? | |
Just a quick query regarding sponsoring the site, is there a way to cancel the sponsorship if we needed to financially etc? | |
Re: Also just observed this occuring 16:23GMT~  | |
Re: Im no expert in Java but can you post the code your calling this with? | |
Re: I view them from the same view as s.o.s (as long as im interpreting correctly), in that I only really consider the endorsements from those on the forum I have respect for to be of value. For example AD, Rev Jim etc (Not listing all, those are first names to … | |
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Was on the badges page and reading the text. >In exchange for showing your support, we'll return the favor by linking back to your website automagically. Is `Automagically` a typo by any chance or some new fangled word we are using? |
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