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Re: Agreed this is the only programming forum I permanently check on a weekly if not daily basis. There is only one time I will turn to StackOverflow over DaniWeb and that is for XSLT problems because I know the forum is not the most active compared to the SO one … | |
Re: Screenshot one looks so very like the zoom issue. | |
Been playing with the API a fair bit now in terms of writing a C# port of it. I tend to convert everything returned in JSON to an XmlDocument before manipulating it (Simply because I don't actually know how else to handle it within C#) However if I run any … ![]() | |
More of a request than a question really, is it possible to update the API documentation to show **all** possible returned fields from a query? For example the member query example using Dani does not show the fact the user could return a linkedin field in the social media section. … | |
Re: I fit into the '20s' bracket! I tend to be annoyed by people not making an effort to search for their own answers before asking as I always will do. @Michael, most of the people asking questions appear to be older because very few teenagers are working as professionally employed … | |
Re: Have you confirmed this table exists? | |
Re: Just tried to reproduce this on Chrome Version 24.0.1312.57 m but it didn't occur for me. | |
Re: @superjj So where does `id` value come from? Looks like you add a blank value there. Declared at the top and then used while blank if we assume no code isnt written there. | |
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Re: I would say that is pretty much spot on for what you're trying to achieve. | |
Re: There is a relatively limited range on Mac, I found all the IDE's definately lack the additional extras VS provides such as intellisense. Personally I would go for the boot partition and VS. MonoDevelop is the only one I've heard of and I dont remember liking it when I used … | |
Re: As a Mac and Windows owner, I found this amusing. Sadly I've never had such experiences myself before :) | |
Re: What code have you got so far? Have you tried using google and other search engines to prowl the endless resources available to you on such topics? (Which is 99% a no, as I can think of a site off the top of my head covering all of database working) | |
Re: Wouldn't you need to instantiate the class first and then call the `.Insert()` method off the instanciated object? Obviously we can't see the full code so thats a guess but it could be the case. I.e TestClass TS = new TestClass(); //With any constructor you use TS.Insert(Params...); | |
Re: Do you mean as in move objects around on button click? | |
Re: > I'm pretty sure it's in my Daniweb contract somewhere that I have to crush dreams on a regular basis. But but but... the Unicorn/MyLittlePony fills me with hope of happiness! | |
Re: >a good candidate is an expert in their field Oops, there goes my chances ;) | |
Re: > i want to create ap application which generates popup alerts at the day of event ocurs as well as a day before the event will occur in a specific time interval as well.. events are stored in database and they are all date fields .. so i want to … | |
Title states all. Best wishes, don't think I will be too active over the actual period so shall say it now :) | |
Re: Not my kind of thing. I do occassionally watch Miami Ink which is another tattoo reality show. | |
Re: I happen to like the colour purple in general, so I guess im in the same camp as mike_2000_17. ![]() | |
Re: > Man, using a phone to use daniweb on will be a huge pain... if your going to put code up or something like that... sorry Dani... Nobody would put code up from a tablet device anyway by hand writing it. I don't know of any IDE's that exist on … | |
![]() | Re: Im pretty sure it is the top kudos member for the page your looking at. Hovering over the image lists kudos amount and they are in descending order, left to right. Does leave me with a sense of pride that the only member that has kudos in XML, XSLT and … ![]() |
Re: Thats a common problem duffman, I got caught out by it until someone told me you needed to include it also. | |
Re: You need to look into object locking, the error is caused by two threads accessing the same object at once. Locking will prevent this. | |
Re: Jim you could always try something like http://ideone.com/ to help with the guessing, no clue if it is any good though! | |
Re: @Jim, likewise. Music gets me through the day while coding. I forgot my headphones this week and its been horrible! | |
How long has the `Page rendered in 0.1497 seconds using 3.33MB` etc message been around on this site :o Am I that ignorant to not have noticed it before? Caught my eye a second ago haha. | |
Re: > I tried to write something You've achieved declaring two variables and instanciating them, though I must point out even the instanciation will not work as your intending with its current setup, it would set both variables to the same value. What are you trying to achieve exactly at present? … | |
Re: You need to re-bind the datagridview after updating the data. It does not automatically rebind information. In my experience at least | |
![]() | Re: > @Dani: I'm wondering whether you should change "Endorse" into "Yes". My english is pretty decent, but I had to think twice what you meant. Am sure it's a lot harder for many others. Am quite positive it would increase usage. Agree with you here, a lot simpler to understand. … ![]() |
Re: @Phorce, I've managed to avoid flooding in the UK where I'm from :) | |
Re: You can either make a public property on the main form revealing the selected value of the list box, or you can pass the selected value of the list box in the constructor for the second form. Those would be the simplest methods | |
Re: > Are you trying to get answers to your own questions? I was when I first joined DaniWeb (back in the days of my knowing VB.Net), however nowadays I seem to answer more questions than I ask :) > What value do you get from helping people? It is a … | |
Re: Well my opinion of America has rapidly changed hahahaha. | |
Re: This error means your calling a method that does not have an option for 0 parameters to be passed to it. As you decided to be so blunt with your question here is my blunt response: Go Google how to use BindGrid(), the MSDN will tell you everything you need … | |
Re: > England-Cricket and RugbyFootball What on earth is RugbyFootball? Or do we mean Rugby and Football? | |
![]() | Re: I agree it is a nice addition to the site. A changelog as to what is done, like notably for users would also be interesting to follow and read from time to time :) |
Re: > I worry that people will never understand why it's important for things to be symmetrical. Three items on a shelf need to be arranged so that they are equal distances from the edges, and each other, or bad things will surely happen. The trouble is, when you try and … | |
So what do you do to pass the time at work when it becomes a bit quieter and you have nothing else to do? Personally I read Reddit, Unfortunately I seem to struggle to stiffle laughter at some of the comedical gold I find on there, maybe its just my … | |
Re: I spend all my time on 'League of Legends' nowadays. | |
Re: Hi Alex, For future reference the version of XSLT being used is declared in line 1 above `version="1.0"`. Could we see your full XSLT file, can't say if that namespace is redundant or not without it. Mike | |
Re: See [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1993891/list-the-ip-address-of-all-computers-connected-to-a-single-lan) for a start. | |
Re: It is also worth noting, c++ultimate, in your posts requesting help, you provide us with no code you have attempted or anything along those lines at all. Generally when I'm trying to do something new I still have enough intelligence to google around and find some sort of code/api for … | |
Re: It might also be worth looking into more handheld devices than full on consoles? Like the Nintendo 3DS, I definately had a long string of GameBoys in my youth. The Wii is a good shout, I have clearly become professional at Wii tennis over the years of owning one (shame … | |
Re: My cat, Millie, never fails to make me smile. @Michael, cats generally win that fight anyway I believe, they have a far more aggresive nature when they want to your average Dog. The above statement excludes my cat, she hides from nearly everything :D | |
Re: He is a Dragon, Dragon's do not like apples. On a side note, last time I checked Apple did not support flash on their OS. (This was a while ago). | |
Re: Hi there Holly, Quick question, where does the value in the output for describing the `ID` attribute of `<Product>` come from? It looks like it is the first digit of the `ProductCode`, can you confirm this? Re-writing your stylesheet and will explain why after but stumped as to where that … |
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