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 | Re: New Homepage I'm not sure about how the name of the thread starter is more prevelant than the title of the thread. Maybe it's just something I need to get used to but as it stands I prefer thread titles to be more viewable than who has started the thread.   |
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| | I had to come up with a username when I first started playing Socom II about 7 years ago. It was a random thought and therefore a random username. I also go by the name Mordred which is a character from the Dark Tower series by Stephen King.  |
 | Re: Need seo help There are many ways to improve your visibility on the internets. Unfortunately and in my own opinion, it takes time. Did you create the website yourself or did someone else create it? Since you've gone live with your site have you used social media like Facebook, Twitter, and other forms … |
| | If it were me I would create 2 tables and go with your second option. Normalization is important with regards to relational db design. Also, I really dont see how speed will be an issue with your example regarding 2 tables, I wouldnt be worried about that! My 2 pennies! |
| | I'm curious why you would think anyone on any forum would answer 99 questions for you when it's clear that you need to answer these questions? Take the initiative and work at this test yourself, you'll be much better off for it in the end.  |
 | Hi All, I've been helping a friend with a site that he's been designing with godaddy.com. It's pretty cool and easy to do with their templates and all but their like buttons are troublesome and I was hoping to get some knowledge about this from here. Lets say there are … |
| | Re: Website design I would say that if you feel confident in creating with html then download [Notpad++](http://notepad-plus-plus.org/). I've been getting to know [BlueFish](http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/index.html) lately and have been liking it too. |
| | Why don't you ask about the problem(s) you are having? Provide some of the work that you've done already to see where you can be helped. You won't find anyone from this site that will do your homework for you. Effor goes a long way here. |
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| | Hi All, I've had Ubuntu for a couple of months now and I'm having problems with the boot drive/partition. I have a total of 500 GB to work with but for some reason that I didn't notice Ubuntu installed using only a (very) small portion of my 500 GB and … |
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| | Or better yet, keep the the learning experience here at [Daniweb PHP Tutorial](http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/tutorials/437592/introduction-to-phps-object-orientation). |
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| | Perhaps the idea of your app isn't that appealing to people. I for one don't like the idea of my plate being stored in someones database (yours). I understand you wanting to get users to look at it but if you've been trying and no one is responding, its probably … |
| | Re: Programs I've helped with someone's homework here and won't do it again. You'll find that you won't get much help if you want someone to do your homework for you. Best case scenario, post the code you've been working on and someone might point you in the right direction.  |
| | I just bought my wife a Kindle Fire so I guess we are in the "late first-time buyers" category. That said, she uses it for reading and watching Netflix. I use it for Netflix and my social media accounts. My kids have used it to watch the Youtubes and oh …  |
| | I don't understand why you **must** use VB.NET when Access imports nicely form Excel and likewise Excel imports nicely from Access. Have you tried using Access's import? I've never understood why people would want to re-invent the wheel. |
| | Hi All, THis is just a basic question about Wine. How many use it on Linux and how many are happy with it? I've seen mixed reviews about Wine on the internets so I thought I would ask the only tech community that matters. I just installed it because I … |
| | Re: programming I don't understand, why do you need a database tutorial? It seems to me that a two dimensional array should be sufficient wouldn't it? What have you come up with so far on your own? You'll find that the Daniweb community won't just give you code, we're here to help … |
 | > Isn't the US the world's biggest super power (aside from China)... we pretty much are responsible for what happens in the world I completely disagree with this kind of sentiment. Just because you are big doesn't give you the right to push and bend other countries to your will. …  |
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 | I agree with you Dani but the question is whether or not it is counterproductive and the short answer is no. As a developer it may be very productive to engage with the clients face to face. However, and as zahnsoftware stated, with all the conferencing technologies available travelling does …  |
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| | I'm no pro with stacks and nodes and such but **this.size();** seems to lead to nothing. Same goes for **s.size()** in the push method. I'd start there.  |
 | I don't know if this solves the problem but the following footer is started outside the div while it ends inside the div: <footer> <hr /> <div class="row well no_margin_left"> <div class="span3"> <h4></h4> <ul> </ul> </div> <div class="span3"> <h4>Information</h4> <ul> <li><a href="aboutus.php">About Us</a></li> <li><a href="services.php">Services</a></li> <li><a href="contactus.php">Contact Us</a></li> </ul> </div> …  |
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| | I would think that because this is most likely an assignment that you would have ideas on how to go about your project. If you're expecting someone to do this for you, you've come to the wrong forum my friend. If I was you, I would start off with a … |
| | Pay Item cannot be the Primary Key as it has duplicates. You'd be better off indexing a number as the Primary Key, something like Material_ID or something of that nature. To normalize, look at the fields you have, Pay Item (and all things related to payments or payment items could … |
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