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Chaps, something that occurred to me today. If I have a div with `display:hidden;` and I want it to unhide it and animate it at the same time with `animate()`, how do I achieve that? I had a look at the jquery API and it says that `animate()` unlinke `slideDown()` … ![]() | |
Re: Agree with ggamble, but some time ago I had a similar problem (personally I wouldn't use a table on a mobile site unless the client specifically requires you to do so, otherwise I would find a different way to display information), but you can have a look at responsive tables. … | |
Hi all, I was wondering if anybody can enlighten me on when it is best to separate javascript code in different script. Let me give you a practical example. I have a script that I would like to run everytime the page is resized, so I am thinking to use … | |
Chaps, I wonder if you can help me with this problem please. In a nutshell I am trying to remove/add round corners around a container on the fly. The reason is that I have a div with some content that slides down and when the content is visible I want … | |
Chaps, today I was reading about exception handling and although the book explains them in sufficient details there is something that I really struggle to understand. Ok, here's the example they analyze: // Fig. 11.2: DivideByZeroWithExceptionHandling.java // Handling ArithmeticExceptions and InputMismatchExceptions. import java.util.InputMismatchException; import java.util.Scanner; public class DivideByZeroWithExceptionHandling { // … | |
Chaps, I have a question about nesting elements. I am using bootstrap for a project I am working on, and for whoever didn't know that - I am one of those - in bootstrap buttons are `display:inline-block;` Now, I have this situation at the moment: `<p><button>My button</button> This button means … | |
Re: Hi, the gap is there because both the `td` and the image have a height: <td width="600" height="11" border="0" style="padding:0px;" colspan="2"> <img width="600" height="11" style="vertical-align:top;" src="xxxxx"> </td> Now, this `tr` <tr> <td width="600" height="11" border="0" style="padding:0px;" colspan="2"> <img width="600" height="11" style="vertical-align:top;" src="xxxxx"> </td> </tr> to me doesn't look like is … | |
Re: the default value for display is block. So you just do `display:block;`. | |
Chaps, I have just read about java interfaces and there is a nice exercise in my book that I would like to attempt, so I was wondering if you could help me to identify the best way to go about it. Here's the exercise: "Create 3 small classes unrelated by … | |
Hi guys, I was wondering whether it is alwasy true that a button needs to be inside a form tag? Is that necessary all the time? > The W3C say that The FORM element acts as a container for controls so kind of yes really, but I 'd like to … | |
Re: I have started to use Bootstrap quite recently, personally I think it's just a waste of time, but anyway, I think the reason why it is breaking is because you are using the table inside the grid - if I understand correctly what you're saying. My suggestion is to get … | |
Chps still having big problems uploading java files onto the forum, I keep getting the below error  | |
Re: To start with, I'd say that rather than relying on the width of the label to position the input, you should remove that `width:8em` and give the input a margin-left. The input is a block element so you can safely have a margin applied to it. I am using linux … ![]() | |
Hi guys, I need to buy a new battery for my Samsung galaxy GT-I9000, because the one I currently have doesn't hold charge for that long. I wonder, do you think it is safe to get one off ebay/amazon, or is it better to get a samsung's? thanks | |
Hi chaps, I am looking for a not too difficult exercise which involves superclasses and subclasses (the java book I am reading doesn't really have any good one). So I was thinking about something like this: Create a superclass 2DimensionalShapes and 2 subclasses Rectangles and Triangles. I will then need … | |
Re: It seems just a bit of ordinary javascript, the best way to find out how a function is called or implemented is to have a look at the code, have you done that? You cna download the html and even the script and figure it out from there. However, I … | |
Chaps I have an interesting and odd problem. Today I had the brilliant(??) idea of using google chart https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/linechart#Loading for a site I am building. It is all nice and dandy till I placed the graph inside a hidden container, planning to add some jquery and slide the graph down … | |
Re: To be honest with you @yaragalla_mural I don't like the way you have positioned the elements in your code, there is no need to position elements relatively if you can achieve pretty much the same effect with padding for the sake of argument. Check this code out and adjust the … | |
Re: If it helps, I try not to use hr anymore, anytime I need to achieve the same effect I will just use the css border property, it is much more reliable and works pretty much all the time in every browser. So say you have a `<div class="myDiv">...</div>` then just … | |
Hi all, I am reading a bit about inheritance, super classes and subclasses. Now when I build a java program I usually have a java file for the class and another one to test the class. I was wondering if I use a superclass and a subclass, should they be … | |
Chaps, just bought a Hard drive docking station for my 3.5" Hard Drive. This can be used for all sort of things, 3.5, 2.5, SD, USB etc etc, you can see it in the first picture  At the bottom there is a button that has allegedly something to … | |
Hi I would be really interested to understand how exactly the toString() method works. I have read quite a bit about it, that it returns the string representation of an object, that the default one can be overridden with @Override etc etc. Let's have a look at some examples: @Override … | |
Hi, I am afraid somebody somehow broke the usb connector of my Lacie 1TB hard drive (Starck), so I can't connect it ot the laptop anymore. I have removed it from the case and noticed that the plug is actually gone completely and the filaments that used to connect it … | |
Chaps, I have tried to upload some java files on the forum (it's an exercise I was working on and after having done I tohught I would make the code available for everybody to use, in case anybody wants it), but there doesn't seem to be anyway to upload them, … | |
Hi all, I am having serious troubles connecting my laptop to the tv. I can do that with windows ok, but not in the linux. Somebody suggested to install bumblebee http://eternalvoid.net/tutorials/linux-optimus-gt650m/, which I seem to have successfully done. I think the reason was because my laptop had the nvidia drives … | |
HI all, I am trying to validate the input in my tic-tac-toe program. I had a good look around on the net and tried a few combinations, but I couldn't get anywhere. Some people seem to be using methods like hasNextInt(), some other a try and catch statement. I tried … | |
Hi all, I have just finished with my tict-tac-toe program, and I thought I'd post it here if anybody fancy giving me any feedback. Also, I have a problem with printing the board, probably due to my lack of knowledge in using `printf` as opposed to `println`. Anyway this is … | |
Hi all, I hope somebody can help me with this really annoying issue. Basically I have a some radio buttons and some text inside a label. This is in a small container and when the line of text breaks and goes to the other line, I want it to be … | |
Hi guys, I am not sure this is right or not. If I have one variable whose value is true or false and I want to use it in an if statement I could easily do if(variable1){ //do this and that } but I want to check 2 variables I … | |
Hi chaps, quick question. Is a html form tag always required when you add a form to the html? In other words if you have a form and leave out the form tag will the code still validate? I have heard some saying that a form tag is only necessary … | |
Hi, when I started to look into programming, one of the things I remember many programmers are quite keen on are setters and getters. I totally understand the importance of them but there is one thing that isn't really clear to me. If I have a class with some private … | |
Chaps, I am having some problems with a return statement in a function. I have this situation: public boolean isFine(){ for( int i = 0; i < myarray.length; i++ ){ for(int j = 0; j < myarray[i].length; j++ ){ if( myarray[i][j] == myEnumeration.FRIDAY ){ return false; } else{ return true; … | |
Chaps, sorry I have a silly question. I am not quite sure if this is right, but what is the differenct between the two below: public class myclass{ public static void main( String args[] ){ boolean variable1 = false; boolean variable2 = false; ... System.out.print(variable1 + " and " + … | |
Hi all, I wonder if you can help me at all. I need to display one ul list into separate (3-4) columns one next to the other one, only if the number of items is bigger than 6. Let's look at the following code. Html is: <div class="wrapper"> <h2 id="first">First</h2> … ![]() | |
Hi all, I have a few questions about compatibility mode. I am using IE9 at the moment. First and foremost, I have noticed that the compatibility icon tends to appear quite often when browsing the internet: it appears when I look at the bbc site http://www.bbc.co.uk/ and w3c schools just … | |
Hi all it's that time again, java exercise! Mindful of what happened last time http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/449525/building-a-simple-airline-reservation-system-exercise/ , this time I have decided that I want to have all the pseudocode done before I even start thinking about how to code the whole thing. This is what the exercise requires: > Create … | |
Chaps, I have come across something really really odd. I won't bother you with too many details, what happened on the website I am working on, but I have managed to recreate the issue in a very simple page. Basically, it seems to me that chrome doesn't handle list-style-position very … | |
Hi there, on one of my pages I am working on [url]http://www.antobbo.webspace.virginmedia.com/photography/category_1.htm[/url] I have a script which works in firefox, opera but it doesn't in chrome and IE. Now, let me explain first what the script is supposed to do. On the above page if you click on the second … | |
Hi chaps, I wonder whether this is possible or not. Basically, I have an absolutely positioned div with a width and height and a background image (it's a little arrow) that I want to overflow its container so that it sticks out and point at something. Is it possible with … | |
Hi all, I was reading a few things on the net about how to calculate a leap year in java (and not only for that matter). So something like `...if( year % 400 == 0 || ( year % 4 == 0 && year % 100 != 0 ) )...` … | |
Hi I wonder if somebody can help me to understand a few things in the following example: // Fig. 8.17: PackageDataTest.java // Package-access members of a class are accessible by other classes // in the same package. public class PackageDataTest { public static void main( String[] args ) { PackageData … | |
Hi chaps, what do we define as a client of a class please? I keep reading about "clients of a class" but I don't understand what that means. Maybe it is better to have some examples: take the following 2 files: //Employee.java public class Employee{ public static void main(String[] args){ … | |
Hi there, I am not entirely sure how to target checkboxes with jquery. I had a look around but the methods indicated don't seem to work for me for whatever reason. Given the following html fragment: ... <form> <input type="checkbox" value="red" name="the_color" checked="checked" id="red"><label for="red">This is red</label><br> <input type="checkbox" value="blue" … ![]() | |
Re: ahahahaahahha!!! sorry, too funny caperjack, couldn't help to say sth! @olowokere if you want to download linux (and not linus) have a look at ubuntu here http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop | |
Hi chaps, I am having a little problem. Given the following snippet: html <div id="carousel"> </div> css #carousel{ border:1px solid magenta; width:600px; height:258px; background: url('sprite.png') no-repeat 0 0; position:absolute; left:0; top:28%; } jquery $(document).ready(function(){ function scroll(){ $("#carousel").animate({ backgroundPosition:'-600px'}, 500); } setInterval(function(){scroll()},2000); }); I am trying to run scroll() forever to … | |
Re: I have an old galaxy gti-9000. It came shipped with Android 2.1. Unfortunately samsung support goes up to Android 2.2 and I had to get a custom ROM (Cyanogen 9 equivalent of Android 4.1.0) and isntall it myself, but the phone works fine. So my suggestion is, if you don't … | |
Hi all, does anybody know a good guide (step by step perhaps) that could help me to take apart my dell xps17? COuldn't find that much on google. I have to get to the back and have a look at the power connector thanks | |
Hi all, I'd like to clarify something here please, the inconsistent behaviour of browsers with regards to the pseudo class :visited. I had done quite a lot of research into it ont he web and it seems to me that every browser does something different. I appreciate this has a … | |
Re: uhm, sounds a bit suspicious...I can only assume (sorry oalee and CimmerianX) that you don't have a genuine copy of windows. You should buy a genuine copy of windows and the serial number will come with it. If you're trying to install the same genuine copy of windows onto another … | |
Hi chaps, I have a problem with my dell xps 17 lappy, the connector for the main is really dodgy inside the laptop itself therefore charging it is a nightmare. I was wondering if there is such a thing as a USB main charger that can be plugged in to … |
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