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I'm receiving an xml message with unknown variable name elements... that is, they are not predefined...
I only know there can be 0 or more of those elements, allong with some other that are mandatory...
for example
<root> <service>my service...
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Try this:
<xs:element name="parameters"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element maxOccurs="unbounded"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:any:element and xs:any cannot be placed directly ....
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Hello
I recently have discovered a warning happening in Firefox that says
Warning: Unknown pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'hidden'
Here is page http://eleven23.net/eleven23/beta/work/web/lounge22.php
And the warning happens when it gets to the part of...
Started by nutnics on
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JQuery catches the error.
To querySelectorAll() it correctly fails after encountering an unknown selector.
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I need help with replacing segments of a string in Java.
I have tried both the String method 'replace' and StringTokenizer. As the segments of my strings is of unknown length I guess StringTokenizer is out of question. I also need to go through several...
Started by EvoMangan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You couldn't find any methods to find substrings or ... .
String.replaceAll(regex, replacement)
Regex can be just about everything.
Try string.replaceAll or string.replaceFirst , which allow you to carry out the replacement based on a regular expression .
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Hi, I am having a Html generated using JQUery and its like
<p class="fieldChoices title" style=""> Choices: <input id="Choice1" value="option1" maxlength="150"/> <div class="seperator"/> <p class="deleteChoice1 cutsom_button deleteField...
Started by Aruna on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try the following instead:
<p class="fieldChoices title....
$(".deleteField").click(function(){ $(this).prevAll("input:first").remove(); $(this).prevAll(".seperator").remove(); $(this).remove(); });
Though it'd be easier if you put each choice in a div .
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While it is possible that elements exist which are not found here naturally, it's not especially likely. Elements which haven't been documented are all relatively massive. The "periodic table" includes all possible elements, and it tops out with those...
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The heaviest known element....
Should it actually manifest, it is a nucleus composed entirely a second .
My own hypothesis is that this can't to be highly improbable: element 0.
That would have an electron in the ground state at element 123.
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Is it possible to define a CSS style for an element, that is only applied if the matching element contains a specific element (as the direct child item)?
I think this is best explained using an example.
Note : I'm trying to style the parent element , ...
Started by Martin on
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You'll likely.
Styling a parent element based on the child element is not an available feature of CSS.
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I want to allow the user to click a start point and then click an ending point and be able to manipulate various form elements between the two points that were selected.
The page is a table with numerous rows and each row contains the relevant information...
Started by Breadtruck on
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Then when traversing the elements between start and end, you can check the same parent and are of the same....
It sounds like the simplest way would be to add a start class to the starting element and an end class to the ending element.
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Using this as a simplified example, assume I have a table that has some radio buttons in it followed by a div element with a link in it. This pattern is then repeated some unknown number of times like so:
<table class="rdoBtnList"> <tbody>...
Started by hotbot86 on
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By the way, the val function returns....
Like this:
$(this).closest('.rdoBtnList').nextAll('.PersonLink:first').children('a').whatever
closest('.rdoBtnList') will find the table, and nextAll('.PersonLink:first') will find the first .PersonLink after the table .
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(N is unknown)
$controller->$action($params);
must be
$controller->$action($param1, $param2, $param3... $paramN);
Started by Delirium tremens on
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) ?>
Not really sure what you want, but if you want to call a method with an unknown number.
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If I safe an Array and reload it, is there a possibility to get the size if its unknown? Thanks
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What do you mean by "unknown"? You can get the length of any java array with the length field.
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