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How do I write the MAC address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff as a char[] in C?
Do I just do char macaddress[6] = "%0xFF%0xFF%0xFF%0xFF%0xFF%0xFF";
I'm not sure. Thanks!
Started by Jasie on
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Do not initialize an array of characters using....
I rather do like this char macaddress[] = "\xff\xff\xff\xff\xff\xff";
There is some coding guide lines for char array initializations, because need to be null-terminated and the size is actually 7.
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//create an instance of the XML parser if (window.ActiveXObject) { //Checking if the browser is IE xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); xmlDoc.async="false"; //make sure doc is fully loaded xmlDoc.load(strPath) //load the file in the parser...
Started by Dr Dork on
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Perhaps there's an inconsistency in that IE's first child is a text node, whereas in other browsers the first child is a DOM element node? Usually you'd use .childNodes and .childNodes.length and check for .nodeType==1 in... .
Children is an object in IE6.
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Over the last few days, I've noticed that (occasionally) when testing my own site in FF, it loads the first time that FF has been opened, but it seems to hang on subsequent loads (windows only - i haven't noticed this behaviour on mac, but i don't use...
Started by pedalpete on
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Disabling firebug resolves the....
It appears this was/is an error with Firebug.
Good luck.
You can monitor script, images and other ressources load time .
Have you tried Firebug plugin for Firefox? It could help you debug some script/network/html issues .
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I think my 780i board just died I am getting the ff code and no video no hard disk movement I took the c mos battery out for 10 min I cleared c mos with the jumpers I tried the reset button I took out one of my video cards then swapped them around to ...
Started by Alan on
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If it does not go straight to FF as before then, start adding one component back I should be getting no memory beeps and the ff....
I forgot all fans are on when I hit the power button video card fans are going also Instant FF to the BIOS.
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I'm creating namespaced events with jquery. When I use the following function with code=112, a function, bool=false, everything works fine in FF and the F1 key submits to my function and the event does not bubble up to open the firefox help in a new tab...
Started by skyl on
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In particular, IE certainly does not fire keypress events for function keys at all... .
Mapping of special keys in browsers is a mess.
Http://jshotkeys.googlepages.com/test-static-01.html
Good luck.
Try this demo.
You can not use keys F1-F12 cross-browser.
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Hi, When developing webpages i need to test the layout and functions in both FF and IE. Anybody know of a FF addon or something else where i can make IE follow FF, meaning the if i type or click in FF IE will automatically do the same?
Started by hippie on
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That way you can ensure that you're following.
You define your test process with code (the clicks, the typing, etc.), and then play it back in different browsers - IE7/8, Safari, FF...
At selenium.
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I was looking a source code of a particular page of my project and noticed that FF transforms special characters such as "á" to á .
Which encodification is that? Thanks!!
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And Chrome take á in the HTML source code and render it as the character á ("Latin small.
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Window.event.srcElement.options(window.event.srcElement.selectedIndex).value only work on IE. How do it work both IE and FF?
Started by ig4 on
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You'll have to handle both in your code.
Populates the global event object w/the current event's data.
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Hi All, I was working with $(window).load() ...and found one issue. Actually as per this function first window should load and then any implementation under this function should start working. This works fine for IE but not for FF. in FF its working like...
Started by Wondering on
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Your second method is the preferred method, working for both FF and IE:
$(document).ready(function(){ /*.code.*/ });
Or the short-hand form:
$(function(){ /*.code.*/ });
To add to Jonathans answer for executing code when a....
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Does anybody know why the following code only has effect in FF?
$(document).ready(function() { $('#powerSearchSubmitButton').click(function() { startLoad(); }); }); function startLoad() { $('.message').each(function(i) { $(this).animate({ opacity: 0 }...
Started by boris callens on
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*Update**
Example here http://pastebin.me/4937b07714655 of 1 option which is to keep a count of the messages and run the animation callback... .
I set up a demo on my site and it works fine in IE6 and Opera .
Try adding 'return false;' to your click function.
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