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Echo $s['name'] .": ". $result ."<br />\n";
That's my code echoing $sitename[ ] : $result[ ] Currently there are 3 sites that it echos. However I want it to echo it like so:
<table> <tr> <td>$sitename[0]</td> <td> ...
Started by Rob on
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Echo "<table>"; for ( $counter = 0; $counter <= 2; $counter += 1) { echo " <tr> <... .
For Loop Information
So for example...
So you will echo out the tags, then inside do a for loop for each site, echo out the rest of the values that way .
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Hello, I m working on windows form application. I need to show amount in words in crystal report. How can show amount in words in crystal report ?
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Now you can bind the....
If you are binding it to table or output from stored procedure then you need to add a column to the table in result set and populate it with the value of amount in words.
Which returns the value of amount in words.
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How can I control 2 amounts with 1 slider ,
Below is the code I have for one slider controlling one amount.
$(function() { $("#slider").slider({ value:38.11, min: 38.11, max: 100, step: 1, slide: function(event, ui) { $("#amount").val('$' + ui.value);...
Started by Oliver Bayes-Shelton on
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Event, ui) { $("#amount").val('$' + ui.value); $("#otherAmount").val('$' + ui.value); } }); $("#amount").slider({ value:38.11, min: 38.11, max: 100, step: 1, slide: function (event, ui) { $("#amount").val('$' + ui.value); $("#otheramount....
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What is the largest amount of objects I can put in my NSArray?
Started by Matt S. on
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However the actual limit is more likely to depend on the amount of memory you have.
Be the theoretical limit.
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What is the best way to store a large amount of text in a table in SQL server?
Is varchar(max) reliable?
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I like using VARCHAR(MAX) (or actually NVARCHAR) because it works like a standard... .
The TEXT type is still available, but primarily for backward compatibility with SQL 2000 and lower .
In SQL 2005 and higher, VARCHAR(MAX) is indeed the preferred method .
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I know where to find CPU class and speed, and amount of RAM. But I don't see the amount of CPU cache in computer properties or device manager. Does windows (XP currently) provide this information, or is there a good program to retrieve it?
Started by Justin Love on
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Is a good free software where you can find the amount of cache memory and other important stuff.
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I'm looking for the most efficient way to figure out a change amount (Quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies) from a purchase amount. The purchase amount must be less than $1, and the change is from one dollar. I need to know how many quarters, dimes, ...
Started by Jb on
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That's at heart a recursive process: you count back the current denomination until the current amount denomination:
def change(amount): money = () for coin in [25,10,5,1] num = amount/coin money += (coin,) * num amount -....
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I have read a couple of articles about the perils of certain data types being used to store monetary amounts. Unfortunately, some of the concepts are not in my comfort zone.
Having read these articles, what are the best practises and recommendations for...
Started by dotnetdev on
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I use a value object to hold both the amount (as a decimal ) and the currency (I use a string.
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I want to use iLife, but I only have 256 MB VRAM... How can I fake the amount so that it thinks I have more.
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The amount of VRAM that is reported but it is possible to avoid the check in the program however you do.
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I'm writing a small agent in java that will play a game against other agents. I want to keep a small amount of state (probably approx. 1kb at most) around between runs of the program so that I can try to tweak the performance of the agent based upon past...
Started by Paul Wicks on
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With 1kb of data, you are better off using standard file IO .
amount of data, I would say it won't matter.
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