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 | It also has to do with how easy it is to use the JS API. Whatever answer you get will be biased, so here it goes (my background is jQuery). I feel like from the JS community, YUI is more bloated, but it's because it comes with more functionality and …  |
| | If you have them in your DB, export as TSQL scripts - a TSQL script file per object (sproc/table/etc). Get a file search and replace program ([url]http://www.thefreecountry.com/programming/searchandreplace.shtml[/url]) and run through it. |
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| | Can you be more specific about your question? I would suggest you make the HTML checkboxes' values to whatever you want, either a bit value or some string. Then, on the backend, you capture that value when the form is submitted and inject it into your SQL. This is as … |
| | Re: CF query issues What kind of data result do you want back from the query? Do you want a resultset that looks like this? Example: [code] ConfID DateOf ---------------------- 1 2010-02-15,2010-01-25 2 2010-02-15,2010-03-15,2010-03-15,2010-04-03,2010-05-26 4 2010-06-15,2010-06-25 [/code] Are we dealing with just one table? Also, what flavor of SQL are you using? The first … |
 | Re: CFLDAP Code is correct. It looks like a credentials issue. Are you sure you have the correct rights to where you're trying to login into? I would try another to connect via another client and see if it works with those privileges. |
| | Look at this: Tag changes since ColdFusion 5: [url]http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=Tags-pt0_21.html[/url] Function changes since ColdFusion 5: [url]http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=Tags-pt0_21.html[/url] Of course, there's architectural changes as well. I hope you're testing your application fully. |
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| | [QUOTE=sumangala;1133383]Hi,I want to generate unique ID in the database that has the combination of characters and digits. eg. ab111 and next should be ab112 ,ab113 and so on. Can anybody help me?[/QUOTE] What is the max number of characters and how do they increment? What's after ab999? Is it ab1000? … |
| | To make things easier, please provide some code (at least try it). |
| | [size=4]PHP and MySQL Web Development[/size] [b]by Luke Welling, Laura Thomson[/b] Extremely useful - This is a very useful book. If you're a web developer, and you're starting out with PHP, it will do wonders. It covers many important things such as creating a successful shopping cart, web based e-mail, web … |
| | You might also need to transfer this: [url]http://www.shinylight.com/2009/10/04/outlook-emailscontacts-in-to-dropdown/[/url] |
 | Maybe I'm not reading you correctly. Why can't you do this (take the logic from the concat UDF and put it above the UPDATE statement?: [code] DECLARE @s varchar(max) DECLARE @Name varchar(50) DECLARE @Actv int SET @s = '' SELECT @s = @s + IsNull(',' + Cast(Cycletemplate AS varchar), '') … |
| | Storing a variable length of leading zeros would mean the numeric types (int, etc.) would have to be larger than they, so that's why I think SQL Server doesn't use them internally. I don't think you can do this. Displaying leading zeros is usually done on the UI's application code, … |
| | If you're wondering if it's possible to modify JavaScript on a page that is not yours (the game you're playing), the answer is yes. One tool would be the Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox. For this though, it seems like you could just resize the window and make the font bigger. |
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| | Re: CLUSTER index You can easily Google this. What in particular don't you understand and I'll try to help. |
| | Word order I assume counts? (For example "Adobe ColdFusion" vs "ColdFusion Adobe.") Also, you may want to use <cfqueryparam> to help against SQL Injections. [code] <cfset searchString = "Immigration Law" /> <cfquery name="Info" datasource="YourDB"> SELECT * FROM Areas WHERE <cfloop list="#searchString#" delimiters=" " index="word"> ShortName LIKE <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="%#Trim(word)#%" /> … |
| | If you're not worried about performance, best way to do this would be to write using a function, in case your logic changes for this "inversion" - you'll change the logic from one central location. [code=sql] -- Create the Function CREATE FUNCTION InvertValue ( @value SMALLINT ) RETURNS SMALLINT AS … |
| | SQL Server 2008 has an import tool. Why not use it? |
 | [QUOTE=csinquirer;1116329]For example, I have the following tables: animal ----------------------- animal_id | animal_name ----------------------- owners ----------------------- owner_id | owner_name ----------------------- owners_animals -------------------- owner_id | animal_id -------------------- I want to find the animals with no owners so I do the query: [CODE]select animal_name from (select * from animals) as a left join … |
| | Is this for academic purposes? If so, this is the quickest way. How you use it, though, can be vulnerable to SQL injections. [CODE]CREATE PROCEDURE GetValue ( @ColumnName VARCHAR(50) ) AS BEGIN EXECUTE( 'select ' + @ColumnName + ' from Addresses' ) END GetValue @ColumnName = 'Zipcode'[/CODE] |
| | First we need the machine specs, like: OS version 32 or 64bit? JRE version? IIS? Apache? Database type/name/version? Clustered environment? |
| | Get rid of the the extra stuff befor the event attribute. So it should look like this: [CODE]<input name="b1" type="button" value="CANCEL APPOINTMENT" document.apptcalendar.b1.onClick="javascript:PrcsBtn1();">[/CODE] You also don't need the "javascript:" So this is what it turns to: [CODE]<input name="b1" type="button" value="CANCEL APPOINTMENT" onClick="PrcsBtn1();">[/CODE] |
| | Hey everyone! (It's been a long time since I posted!) I've just upgraded from WindowsXP to Windows 7. One thing I hate is how how when I have an Explorer window open, and I start typing to move the focus to a file/directory name in that directory, it instantly assumes … |
| | You being a web developer, I'm assuming you know how to program. Web developers develop web software. What language would you like to use? PHP? ASP? ColdFusion? Java? Perl? I also recommend you go with MySQL server. Access is just a file, and craps out once you got over 8 … |
 | You can use Adobe ImageReady which should come with the newest Photoshop. You might want to double check. That's what I usually use for animated Gifs. I suggest you do a search on download.com or google for "animated gif tool" or something of that sort.  |
 | Re: meta tags? I haven't seen a successful web site without them, so I highly recommend them. As long as you don't have a megabyte of pure metatags it should be ok. Company sometimes abuse the heck out of them and spiders don't even bother to crawl them because they see the abuse. |
| | [size=4]Sams Teach Yourself E-Commerce Programming with ASP in 21 Days[/size] [b]by Stephen Walther, et al[/b] Very useful - I found this book extremely useful for beginning e-commerce. If you have no idea where to start when tackling an e-commerce project, I highly recommend this book. The ideas it provides along … |
| | Dani, I think you need to create a sticky post of guidelines before posting. Maybe have it on every forum. This is for the people that put up homework assignments (or any other type for that matter) and want a quick answer without even trying. This forum is about learning, …  |
| | This book is excellent: [b]Sams Teach Yourself Shell Programming in 24 Hours (2nd Edition)[/b] [url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672323583/qid=1034404576/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/102-8089820-6681729[/url] It received good reviews. Here's my personal review from Amazon.com: This is probably one of the best books by Sams that I've read. If you want to start shell programming, you've picked up the perfect … |
| | Nope, Cablevision is not blocking HTTP requests from home servers. Do you have a firewall set? Have you tried pinging yourself from the external IP? Also, have someone else ping you just to be sure. |
| | This is a very important issue to consider when you're using form/url variables in databases. A user can cleverly put in SQL statements and manipulate your db server as he sees fit if you don't take the necessary precautions. I get the feeling that there are several people that aren't …  |
| | Their database has to be open to the public which no serious company would ever do due to security reasons. Instead some create a web service where you can access their data through XML. Amazon.com does this. I'm not sure about imdb.com. In any case, you can still extract html … |
| | Re: school sux You remind me a lot of myself when I was your age, that's the why I'm replying. Why must we go to school? Spend time with biology? There's a million reasons. One of the reasons why you take classes such as earth science, physics, biology, and chemistry is to train … |
| | Microsoft could easily create a PHP version for ASP.NET along with ColdFusion for ASP.NET (something I've always wanted). I'm sure the reason they don't is business related. |
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| | Re: W3C Validation Dani, I think your web site is fine. There's not at least ONE COOL LOOKING web site that's feature rich that can pass any sort of validation. Web sites that pass validation are web sites like [url="http://www.useit.com/"]http://www.useit.com/[/url] or [url="http://www.w3.org"]http://www.w3.org[/url] - but they're boring, ugly, and have no where near the … |
| | When I was in middle-school and high school, I used to play video games about 4 hours a day. Actually, that was on weekdays I think. On weekends, my life revolved around video games. ;) The games that I would call myself a pro at (or was a pro) were …  |
| | Anytime you see the word framework in software development, it means it's a collection of things to make your job easier. The simplest answer I could give you is that the .NET framework is a collection of tools to make software development better, easier, and faster. It comes with an …  |
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| | Re: C I think if you already know one language (preferably that uses OOP), then you shouldn't have a problem with anything else. C++ took me about 2 semesters to learn the basics... to seriously learn it and not pretend like I do. By that I mean doing OOP, several ADTS, templates, …  |
| | Have you checked your stylesheets as well? You probably know this already but the blue header up on the top is what widens it (and thus makes the scroll bar appear). I looked at the code briefly, and removed the Flash animation and it looked fine. I think the column … |
| | [QUOTE=liliafan]Access isn't a database[/QUOTE]An Access database is a database. Anything that's used to store information in a structural way is a database. Whether it's flat (stored in a file), hierarchical, network, object, or the most, popular relational, it's a database; they're all forms of storing data. What's better? Well, Access … |
| | Yeap! Exactly! That's what I said when I finished my class. I would've liked the class a lot better if we learned more practical things than stuff like "pointers-of-arrays-of-arrays-of-arrays-inside-hashes-through-objects." It would've been cool if we learned how to do some web programming through Perl. |
| | You defined the variable "$Table" with a capital T, yet you try to interpolate it in the querystring with a lower case "t." PHP is case sensitive for user defined variables. |
| | Not a bad resource, but a lot of the books are outdated. While browsing, I did not find anything new or "most popular" as you put it. Just my opinion. I'll let the users here decide. It's still a good resource so I'll let your plug stay. |
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| | Re: Programming The toughest one listed in this forum? Or overall toughest. I think the toughest language to pick up listed in this forum is probably Perl, compared to C++/C and Java. Java has a steeper learning curve in which it forces you to really understand OOP in the beginning, which C++ … |
| | I wish I could say the same thing. Seriously, there should be a button on my keyboard that unformats and restores my computer the way it was. I wish... it'd be cool if it did it as fast as I can undo something in word by hitting CTRL+Z. But then … |
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