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Re: > Is there even a single, standard way to do this with all browsers? No. Not all browsers use the same keyboard shortcut. I've seen Javascript solutions that imitate this behaviour. Here's [an SO thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4539955/triggering-browser-zoom-in-and-zoom-out-funtions) with links to work-arounds for some browsers. | |
Re: First hit in my search engine gives: http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2012/08/jquery-notification-plugins.html | |
I just happened to come across "Laravel", a framework unknown to me. Has anybody used this one? If so, am looking for a comparison. Where does it fit in the range from small (TinyMVC) to large (Zend, Symfony). | |
Re: Echo what is stored in `$image`. I'm pretty confident it's an empty string or null, because you first delete the id's in `$p` and then try to select them. | |
Re: Add the following to your `<head>` to refresh every 60 seconds: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60" /> | |
Re: > I have formatted my hard drive few times since then The message log is stored on your machine, so if you have no backup of your drive, it's lost. | |
![]() | Re: You'll need to store somewhere (in a file perhaps) which array index is the current one, and increase that daily. |
Re: You can do something like this (assuming MSSQL): UPDATE dbo.MorningReport SET (...) WHERE field1 = '' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 INSERT INTO dbo.MorningReport VALUES (...) | |
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Re: Since you are using jQuery, you should be able to use: $j(idtext, window.parent.document).trigger('click'); | |
Re: Line 23-29 does a MIME type check. You can add an extension based on that info. ![]() | |
Re: You'll need IIS, so check if you have that. | |
Re: I don't know of any, but sounds interesting. Wikipedia has a "on this day" block. They have an API, but I don't know if that specific part is exposed. | |
Re: SELECT DISTINCT id, title FROM songs WHERE lang = 'Telugu' should work. If not, you can always use GROUP BY. | |
Re: Assuming MySQL, just use the native [date/time functions](https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/date-and-time-functions.html). ![]() | |
Re: The Excel format is not equal to the CSV format, hence the distortion. There are tools available to create a real Excel file if that's what you need, for example [PHPExcel](http://phpexcel.codeplex.com/). | |
Re: They should provide you with API documentation. If you don't have it I suggest you contact them. Apart from that, what is unclear in the above description? | |
Re: Without code, it'll be difficult to spot the problem. If you can reproduce the problem on jsfiddle even better. | |
Re: How do you now output that link? Can you show some code? I'd use an url building method like this: $vars = array (); $vars['sort-by'] = 'name'; $vars['category'] = 1; $url = 'domain.com?' . implode('&', $vars); ![]() | |
Re: If your application/API runs on the same server as the database, passing the key plain text is not really an issue. | |
Re: > complex search requests Likely. But please specify what you mean by this. | |
Re: > INSERT INTO `tbl_course_offred` (`0`, `1`, `2`, `3`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `user_id`) VALUES ('1', '2', '3', '4', '89', '5', '22', '106', '133', '11') The values between the first parenthesis should be the column names. Not sure where these are coming from, but those columns aren't in your table. ![]() | |
Re: @broj1: http://php.net/__sleep is for serialization, which I doubt he's using. | |
Re: There's only a 60 day trial for Microsoft Office. There's also [LibreOffice](http://www.libreoffice.org/). | |
Re: > Could I use my own personal PC as a server to achieve that? Yes. Possible, but not recommended IMO. > Are there any online servers I can purchase a small sliver of? Yes, any web host provides that, and there are even free ones to get you started. > … ![]() | |
Re: 404 means page not found, or a typo in your URL. If you want to know something else, please provide more information. | |
![]() | Re: Since months and days belong together, I suggest you use a nested array. Then in your template you can use a foreach on the months, and in the loop create the html table for the days. If that is not what you mean, let me know. $year = array ( … ![]() |
Re: Check the videolan forums, there are quite some issues with it. Check there what version you need to use. | |
Re: Should be no problem. Use mysql_connect() and mssql_connect(). Be sure each have their own variables, and that they don't mix. ![]() | |
Re: Am sure longevity for SSD's is increasing: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/12/03/macronix_thermal_annealing_extends_life_of_flash_memory/ | |
Re: It's a server problem. So I suggest you debug the webservice code. | |
Re: Yes. You can use curl to get the file, xmldocument to parse it and insert into mysql and then get statistics. | |
Re: Lately I've been preoccupied with Mercury HG on the XBox. | |
Re: It's a syntax error. You'll have to modify that file. | |
Re: > HappyGeek whats the meaning of the 1,4,7 on your middle finger or am I being naive Am guessing [this](http://www.catb.org/hacker-emblem/). | |
Re: Editable in what sense? | |
Re: `eval` is an existing function name. Rename your function. | |
Re: You can just display a div and/or a transparent image. I am not familiar with youtube so no idea how it looks there. | |
Re: If you want to be taken seriously, don't take those. Take [these](http://www.zend.com/services/certification/). | |
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Re: You'll need to chain those events. fadeOut has a callback function as parameter that gets called when the fadeout is complete. $("#logo").fadeOut("slow", function(){ $("#logo").fadeIn("slow") }); | |
Re: You can't. The hash works client-side and is not sent to the server. | |
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Re: I want everybody to leave me alone around christmas, so I can finally get to building my first win8 store app. | |
Re: IIRC Oracle has a web interface called APEX to do just that. |
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