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I am experiencing a problem with this CheckBoxJList class (I found it posted somewhere, it is not mine), in which when there are no boxes checked, and then you check a box, you cannot click to uncheck it--you must first check another box. This is an annoying bug and I'm …
You can do prefix/infix/postfix tree traversal really easily using recursion. Basically it goes along the lines of passing the root node to the function. The function itself goes something like this (for infix): IF left child exists THEN PASS left child to the function PRINT value of current node IF …
Is it possible to apply XSLT on XML output from a Perl CGI script? I.e. I have a registration form, when submitted it makes an Ajax request, building a query string from the form inputs. The request is made to a Perl CGI script. This script can be called two …
What data are you referring to? If you mean something like a user-submitted form, look into a server-side programming language, like PHP or Perl or the like.
Looks the same to me in IE8 and Firefox 3 (Windows XP). It might even look better in IE8, from what I see. The only real difference I noticed is the default positioning, but I don't see this being a big deal.
It depends. I would say that if the image is part of the link content (as opposed to link presentation), using HTML tags would make more sense. If the idea is simply to make part of your website look nice, CSS might make sense.
I'm having difficulties thinking through the logic of my natural mergesort program. I think I have the split working correctly, but my merge doesn't seem to be working at all, and the pseudocode in my book and what I've found so far on the web is fuzzy. This is a …
My heapsort is not functioning the way it should, and I was wondering if perhaps one of you could help point me in the right direction. Much thanks in advance should you care to look! :) If it helps anyone, I posted it on pastebin.org with syntax highlighting: [url=http://www.pastebin.org/55997]http://www.pastebin.org/55997[/url] Source …
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