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How do you add type ahead functionality to an asp.net dropdownlist control?
Started by Phunchak on
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A demo is available here.
Look at ajax contol toolkit at www.asp.net
More specifically, check out the ListSearch extender .
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I once built a very good web application in ASP (classic) back in 2001 and extensively used XmlHttpRequest object in it. (I was lucky that the clients were only using IE, and only IE supported this object at that time ).
Then later when people started...
Started by Binoj Antony on
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Everything I wrote that I thought was ahead of its time, I later found out.
All of these may or may not be officially ahead of time, but there was nothing I'd for disabled people...
On this for many years.
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Filipe1020 made a new video "Blockhead Ahead"
A response to this fad .
Blockhead Ahead [0:27] {LOOP}
Started by MrLoL on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at blockland):
Needs more hats.
Needs more glasses.
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I just searched for jQuery type ahead plugins, but none of them really looked to be very good. Can anyone recommend a good type ahead plugin? I just need a textbox that shows email addresses from our DB as users type in said textbox.
Should I just roll...
Started by Esteban Araya on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I think what you're looking for is JQuery AutoComplete
Try this one:
http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm .
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I know how to use Perl's Getopt::Long, but I'm not sure how I can configure it to accept any "--key=value" pair that hasn't been explicitly defined and stick it in a hash. In other words, I don't know ahead of time what options the user may want, so there...
Started by accelerate on
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My %opt; my @OPTS = @ARGV; for ( @OPTS ) { if ( /^--(\w+)=(\w+)$/ ) { $opt{$1} = $2; shift @ARGV; } elsif ( /^--$/ ) { shift @ARGV; last; } }
Or modify Getopt::Long to handle it (... .
You can parse the options yourself...e.g.
Getopt::Long doesn't do that.
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I came across ahead-of-time (aot) compilation in some writing by Miguel de Icaza about producing applications for iphone using mono. It sounds like what results is native code. Is this so or what is the difference?
Started by jjb on
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What happens in the "Mono....
You can read about it here
Yes, the result is native code, but in the basic AOT version this still needs the Mono runtime to execute .
AOT compilation is that, Mono will compile methods to native code before the program is run .
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In Java, is there a way to know that a StackOverflow error or OutOfMemory exception may happen soon?
The OutOfMemory exception might be an easier one to catch, if one is capable of getting memory usage statistics programmatically, and if one knows ahead...
Started by David on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Most StackOverflow errors come out of....
You should never see a StackOverflow exception if your application is designed and implemented correctly!
Generally, if you get a StackOverflow exception then it's a sign that there's a bug in your recursion code .
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Hi all,
I work 100% with a branch that I made off of the master branch. Now that a colleague has pushed back to origin/master, I tried to push those changes into my personal branch. When I do a 'git checkout master' followed by a 'git status' I get the...
Started by Steve on
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The message....
It might simply be that the 2 changes you have ahead of origin/master are in fact your which are not in origin/master .
See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/277077/why-is-git-telling-me-your-branch-is-ahead-of-origin pushing.
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I am considering log-shipping of Write Ahead Logs (WAL) in PostgreSQL to create a warm-standby database. However I have one table in the database that receives a huge amount of INSERT/DELETEs each day, but which I don't care about protecting the data ...
Started by Guy C on
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In fact, the WAL files don't even know which pages belong to which... .
The WAL logging operates on the page level, which is much lower than the table level and doesn't even know which page holds data from which table .
Unfortunately, I don't believe there is.
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Hi,
I've got a simple (propably) question for you. When creating own dynamic array implementation in C, is it better to allocate memory ahead(let's presume, for 10 elements) when an array is close to reach its current maximum capability, or to realloc...
Started by shazarre on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So you can do something like:
array = realloc(array, old_size * 2);
The usual choice is to multiple the current size by a fixed number greater than one (1.5ish is common, as is 2) ... .
It's much better for performance to realloc as few times as possible .
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