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I use Clearcase on a project with ~3700 files. While making a release, there are some directories that have to be labeled recursively. The file count here is ~2400. The files in other directories are selectively labelled. I currently label the files using...
Started by Venkat Mandela on
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That means....
Do not forget and is labeled as a all).
The version selected by the config spec ).
Slow!
You need to apply your label recursively the label must be in the right version (i.e.
ClearCase operations file by file are always...
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While running a batch file in Windows XP I have found randomly occuring error message:
The system cannot find the batch label specified name_of_label
Of course label existed. What causes this error?
Started by Slimak on
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The system cannot find the batch label specified and Batch.
Endings the label you jump to must span a block boundary (as opposed to and :end label wich is just a shortcut to the end of your script) See.
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Is there a way to bind a Label's fontSize to be half the fontSize of another label?
I tried this:
<mx:Label id="mytitle" text="{title}" fontSize="{(mylabel.getStyle('fontSize') as Number)/2}"/>
No luck...anyone know a way?
Thanks
Started by John Isaacks on
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The existence of a good solution might depend on why you want to do .
<mx:Label id="mytitle the font size on the label itself.
Use the initialize event to do this after the UI components are filled in .
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Hi guys,
I really like the HTML tag which makes it really easy to see which label stands for which input element by checking its 'for' attribute. You know, something like:
<label for="txtInput"> Enter your name</label> <input type="text...
Started by burak ozdogan on
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Lt;asp:label AssociatedControlID="textbox1" runat="server" id="lblOne" /> <asp:textbox id the following:
<label for="<%=textbox1.ClientID %>">label text</label><asp:textbox.
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I'm adding multi language support to a prototype web site. The site was developed using html lables which I could multilanguage using asp:literal or I could change them all to asp:labels as shown below.
<asp:label ID="lblAddress1" runat="server" Text...
Started by Patrick on
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<label for="SaveLoginName">.
In a page and is used to associate form elements with their description .
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I am dynamically filling the label4.text.. I hope to retrieve it for updating in the dbms
<asp:Label ID="Label4" runat="server" Font-Bold="True" BackColor="#E3EAEB" Height="25px" Width="300px"><%=Application.Get("topic").ToString()%></asp...
Started by sr on
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Be null? } }
Then you should be able to pull the text from that Label in your LinkButton as you have")
If you don't have serverside code I would just do the latter suggestion and make a label on the page like this:
<label style....
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So I ordered sample packs fron 4 different companies. East to west coast U.S. and Thailand. orderd all on the same day.
U.S.
-California "Cruz Label"
selection of items to look at, 4 hang tags and 13 labels everything individually baged and labeled as...
Started by JOHNSY on
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So if you have no idea what each label type what I mean:-) Hope this helps! Another woven label manufacturer to consider is Minnewawa Inc...they are the only 100% domestically owned....
Only sent 6 pieces total all in one baggie unlabeled .
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I'm trying to make a selector using form labels.
$("label:not[for='other']") $("label[for='other']") <label for="other"> <label for="somethingElse">
If someone selects the label for 'other', do something. If they pick a label for anything ...
Started by Spencer Carnage on
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Use:
$("label:not([for='other'])")
or:
$("label[for!='other']").
You can do $( "label[for!='other']" ) to select the labels that do not have the for attribute set to 'other'.
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I'd like to ensure that there's never a line break between a radio button and the start of its adjacent label. However, I want text within the label to be allowed to wrap. Is this possible? You can see my failed attempts by rendering the following HTML...
Started by Mike on
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Label> </div>
Second, add the following style to your css:
label { white-space:nowrap; } .wrappable { white-space:normal; }
The white-space style on the label prevents the linebreak between suggestion.)
If you want a bit of room....
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at customaniacs):
Dvd Me Too Please dvd me too please dvd This Label Is Needed Like A New Pair Of Jordans..
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