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Re: Perhaps too obvious, but did you include an API key? | |
Re: Do not post this information. It's better to post code here. | |
Re: Reposted [here](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/469072/cgpa). Thread closed. | |
Re: > How do I resolve method conflicts in traits? Is it possible to achieve overlapping trait "inheritance"? If so, what is the "right" way to do this? > No having to edit classes and traits on the fly when I do something "adventurous" and discover I have inadvertently created a … | |
Re: > we cant OAuth, correct? You can, [as documented here](http://wiki.oauth.net/w/page/27249271/OAuth%202%20for%20Native%20Apps). No straightforward solutions though. | |
Re: `preg_replace` could work. Can you show the relevant piece of code? | |
Re: If you step through the code with the debugger, where does it break? 201 is a range-check error IIRC, so probably an index goes out of range. | |
![]() | Re: I like the introduction [here](http://www.sitepoint.com/using-traits-in-php-5-4/) but I'm afraid traits will most likely be used like global functions. Most applications I've seen so far are dubious, more play than proper design. Traits come near multiple inheritance, and there's good reason most languages do not support it. It gets messy quickly. Personally … ![]() |
I have multiple listviews on a form (WinForms). List items can be dragged to other listviews. Is there a way to cancel a single item within the dragged items list? The target listview determines whether or not a single item can be dropped there. I'd prefer a solution that will … | |
Re: If the graph is used for commercial use, the yes, you'll have to buy. [pChart](http://pchart.sourceforge.net/index.php) is another option. | |
Re: SELECT * FROM YourTable t1 LEFT JOIN YourTable t2 ON t1.Street = t2.Street AND t1.House = t2.House WHERE ID_Number IN ('53290M', '52467M', '18536M') | |
Re: According to [this](http://log4net.sourcearchive.com/documentation/1.2.10plus-pdfsg/classlog4net_1_1Appender_1_1RollingFileAppender.html), you should set `RollingMode.Composite` | |
Re: > I use a lot of <center> and <font> tags which I understand you don't use with HTML5. Even then that should've been done with CSS. ;) | |
Re: If programmers are under contract, any use outside of the company can most likely be sued. | |
Re: > I was wondering how creating view can be helpful - It can simplify the query you're using in code (hiding data complexity). - You can use them to build work-arounds to specific problems. - Restrict access to data. | |
Re: What exactly is the problem? | |
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Re: Actually, you can do this in a single query: INSERT INTO asset (name, house, vehicle, current, savings, kwsp, haji, asb, stock, property, others, total) VALUES ('$name', '$ahouse', '$avehicle', '$acurrent', '$asaving', '$akwsp', '$ahaji', '$aasb', '$astock', '$aproperty', '$aothers', '$total') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE house = '$ahouse', vehicle = '$avehicle', current = '$acurrent', … ![]() | |
Re: If instead of `load` you use `ajax` then you can specify `cache:false` and a number will be added automatically. | |
Re: Just view the source of [this page](http://calebjacob.com/tooltipster/#demos). ![]() | |
Re: What does the following do? $x1 = preg_replace('/[^A-Za-z0-9]/', "", $_POST['name'] ); $x2 = preg_replace('/[^A-Za-z0-9]/', "", $_POST['age'] ); echo "Welcome " . $x1 . "<br />"; echo "You are " . $x2 . " years old."; Looks like you missed the enclosing characters, slashes in this case. | |
Re: You want to build one from scratch? ![]() | |
Re: My Oracle knowledge is low, but from the error message it looks like `&1._role` is causing the issue. | |
![]() | Re: I don't see that on IE11, but I do on Opera. The editor shows a tab size of 4, but the output shows 8. |
Re: Can you explain the steps you took for this example? Perhaps you missed something. | |
Re: It is possible that the rest is loaded dynamically, which is something cUrl cannot get. | |
Re: Is [this](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Publishing+a+Website+on+Bitbucket) what you are looking for? | |
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Re: http://www.howtogeek.com/112110/ | |
Re: Your `keywords like ...` should come BEFORE `limit 0,30`. That's why the query fails. | |
Re: > failed to open dir Line 17 is correct with a single `=`. I think that the `$folder` path is incorrect. I suggest you echo it's contents and find out. | |
Re: Hard to say. I suggest you debug the code and find out on what line exactly the exception occurs. | |
Re: Make a stored procedure to which you can pass your variables. | |
Re: Not solving your issue, but perhaps you can get some ideas [here](http://ioccc.org/) | |
Re: Add error-handling to your query, so you can see if it fails. | |
Re: For what reason are you using `return $this;` in your methods? Are you going to use method chaining? What is supposed to be the difference between `query` and `execute` ? ![]() | |
Re: SELECT * FROM `user` LEFT JOIN `address` ON `address`.`user_id` = `user`.`user_id` | |
Re: Shouldn't that be `mysql_fetch_object` (without the 's')? Can you show some more code if that is not the problem? | |
Re: There are already several good solutions in the PHP forum. I suggest you do a search. | |
Re: You want to put parts of a class in a separate file? Yes, that's possible (using `include`), but I don't recommend it (bad design). Better yet, give a code example explaining what part you want to move to a separate file. ![]() | |
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