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What’s Best Way to Clear File Contents Without Deleting the File in Linux 2 Weeks Ago by adildixi … altogether. If anyone else is dealing with similar situations—like managing large logs or resetting data files—you might find this… Handling Real-Time DOM Sync in SSR React App with Dynamic Nested Routes 2 Weeks Ago by Neil_brown001 …-time updates. Preventing unnecessary re-renders in async/reactive flows. Managing hydration-safe global state across dynamic routes. Ensuring context/state… Re: Which is the best email marketing tool you ever used? 1 Week Ago by Adgcraft11 … beginner setting up your first campaign or an experienced marketer managing multiple audiences, Mailchimp makes the process smooth and efficient. It… Re: What’s Best Way to Clear File Contents Without Deleting the File in Linux 2 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim I'm confused. Since the log file is recreated automatically what is the problem with just deleting it? But if you want to shorten it you could always open it as write (but not append) and write a null string to it. Re: What’s Best Way to Clear File Contents Without Deleting the File in Linux 2 Weeks Ago by Salem I guess most people just use https://linuxconfig.org/logrotate Set it and forget it. There's no need to resort to random per file hackery (or quackery). Re: Are SaaS & Cloud Computing Interchangeable Terms? 1 Month Ago by peol Cloud computing and SaaS (Software as a Service) are not interchangeable terms. Cloud computing includes IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS services that provide computing resources over the Internet. Essentially, SaaS is a subset of cloud computing where users access software applications online without managing infrastructure. Managing Multiple Photos or Other Files 21 Years Ago by Dani [i]I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:[/i] [font=Arial][size=5][color=#0000ff]Managing Multiple Photos or Other Files[/color][/size][/font] [font=Arial][size=2]If you have numerous files to rename, select a group of photos, then rename the FIRST one and the rest will follow. [/size][/font] managing multiple values within a single XML attribute 12 Years Ago by crazykoolit Good Day! We would like to seek help on managing multiple values within a single XML attribute. <Row> &… Python ETL - XML managing data 10 Years Ago by flebber … python at the moment. What are the best tools for managing consitent ETL operations with data in XML and CSV formats… C# - Managing Multiple Forms 10 Years Ago by bananacat … is gonna be some noobish question. I need advice for managing my multiple windows application forms. I'm programming C#, aided… Re: managing multiple values within a single XML attribute 12 Years Ago by Mike Askew Could you try, a 'contains' condition? This will allow you to match specific strings within the node. Not sure how your implementing the condition so cant suggest code until I know that. But contains should do the job :) Re: Software for managing a repair business? 15 Years Ago by JohnSPT … to do. (I think the original poster was talking about managing a service and repair business so I took it that… Re: best practise for managing session?? 14 Years Ago by chrishea What is your objective in "managing" the session. PHP will take care of this for you automatically. If you need to make the session timeout shorter or longer there are values in php.ini that you can change. I'd say that best practice is to leave it alone unless you have a specific need. Re: best practise for managing session?? 14 Years Ago by learning_php [QUOTE=chrishea;1422164]What is your objective in "managing" the session?[/QUOTE] Hi Chrishea, Thank you for your … How do you manage state in a React application? 1 Year Ago by Sajid_21 Managing state is a crucial aspect of React development yet it … Managing Email Marketing 18 Years Ago by Jon.B Hi I wonder if there is anyone who can point me in the right direction, retail browser based software and I have a customer base of about 5,000 (who selected to receive notifications about product updates when they ordered) - However, I have never really utilized this and sent email notifications, I found it quite difficult initially as the mail … Re: Managing Email Marketing 18 Years Ago by Dani I am very sorry for my very delayed response - this message seems to have slipped through the cracks. I have heard very good things about an email list manager called Lyris. Re: Managing Email Marketing 18 Years Ago by jlozzi John, Our firm Listrak can help. [URL="http://www.listrak.com"]www.listrak.com[/URL] John [quote=Jon.B;270690]Hi I wonder if there is anyone who can point me in the right direction, retail browser based software and I have a customer base of about 5,000 (who selected to receive notifications about product updates when … Managing sessions 18 Years Ago by Sarah Lee [COLOR=#191970]Hi Everybody I am using ASP.NET 2.0 In my application, i want to use session concept I have a user control, in which i have to set the default values for some controls to be session variables. eg: for a dropdown list i am using -1 as the defualt value here i want to set a session variable as session("var1") = -1 Now when… Re: Managing sessions 18 Years Ago by madmital The session variable can be set practically anywhere. I'd set it in the page.load section. To update the variable when the selected dropdownlist value is changed you have to do a postback. Just put an onSelectedIndexChanged event on the dropdownbox in which you set the session variable to the selected value. [CODE]Protected Sub … Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by kshrini Hi All, I've developed an application in VB6. All forms are designed at 1024X768 scren resolution. But when I open this application at lower or higher resolution all controls get disturbed. Any clue.... Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by AV Manoharan [quote=kshrini;395391]Hi All, I've developed an application in VB6. All forms are designed at 1024X768 scren resolution. But when I open this application at lower or higher resolution all controls get disturbed. Any clue....[/quote] Clue? Well, you have developed all your forms to run in high resolution screen. Then why you balme VB6. You … Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by kshrini Dear AV Manoharan, I can't tell to my users to switch to higher resolution, but my application should be such that it should work for all resolution. If you have any idea about it then please contribute. I've already downloaded some controls but that are not upto the mark (it does not manage control within frame). Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by scudzilla Sorry, I couldn't visualize your problem. Could you post some screenshots please? Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by QVeen72 Hi Shrini, To Create a Screen Resolution-Independent form, Check this Link from M$ Here : [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182070[/url] Regards Veena Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by QVeen72 Hi Shrini, To Create a Screen Resolution-Independent form, Check this Link from M$ Here : [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182070[/url] Regards Veena Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by AV Manoharan [quote=kshrini;395786]Dear AV Manoharan, I can't tell to my users to switch to higher resolution, but my application should be such that it should work for all resolution. If you have any idea about it then please contribute. I've already downloaded some controls but that are not upto the mark (it does not manage control within frame).[/quote]… Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by kshrini Hello Veena, Thanks for reply. I visisted the link and tried but it is clearly mentioned that design the form in 800X600 resolution. I've developed my application in 1024X768 resolution. It doesn't work perfectly at lower resolution. Regards, Shrinivas. [QUOTE=QVeen72;395811]Hi Shrini, To Create a Screen Resolution-Independent form, … Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by QVeen72 Hi Srini, As mentioned in the Link above, it is always a good idea to design the form in Lower Resolution and then resize for higher ones. If u do the Reverse way, u can still do it, change this : DesignX = 1024 DesignY = 768 But the SCreen would look too distorted.. Next time when u do a new Form Design, just follow this Rule.. … Re: Managing forms at various screen resolutions 17 Years Ago by choudhuryshouvi Hi Kshrini, One way you can apply to solve your problem. You can design your application in such a way that it should check the resolution that has been currently set in user's computer. If it is 1024*768 then you allow the user to run the application otherwise you can display a notification msg to the user and change the resolution back to 1024*…