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I'm developing software for the energy consulting business and in monitoring energy use in datacenters, I've noticed that the typical electric load "pattern" of a datacenter is just a flat line, because all the gear runs 24/7. If you compare this to the...
Started by Hanno Fietz on
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by 8 people.
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Do a lot, VSphere 4, can power down....
Well, for servers the SHUTDOWN.EXE command can be used to remotely shut down a windows box clustering software stack can deal with these devices going up and down all the time.
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I am trying to improve server performance, and it is clear that MySQL is a major contributor to the problem. Troubleshooting it, however, is very hard. I am using the slow query log to target specific kinds of queries, but the real issue is that MySQL...
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Can | + + + +
From here, you can break that query further down with
mysql>show profile for query <QueryID>;
This....
But you still can't see system load caused by the queries.
As is:
/* java */ SELECT * FROM items;
etc.
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I have a Default.aspx that redirects to a Page1.aspx. My ddl is loaded and ordered from a database. How do I make the ddl selection show up on the page load depending on what the user selects on the Default page?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The best you can do is dropdownelement.focus();
You need to pass the selection to Page1.aspx to:
Response.Redirect("~/Page1.aspx?selectValue=5");
And then on Page1.aspx in Page_Load you would.
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Http://shanamccormick.com
The page loads all the images and then says "(1 item remaining) Waiting on http:// shanamccormick com..." How can i see what it is waiting to load here?? and why does it take sooo long?
The index.html file uses a couple small...
Started by Shana on
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Firebug , for instance, has a cool "Net I asked earlier:
Firebug Lite is a JavaScript file you can insert into your pages to simulate some is accurate because WebWait pulls down....
You can get profiling tools to help answer this question.
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I have a view containing a UIWebView which is loading a google map (so lots of javascript etc). The problem I have is that if the user hits the 'back' button on the nav bar before the web view has finished loading, it is not clear to me how to tidily ...
Started by frankodwyer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can the webView in shootWebview:
variations: if you want to be cavalier about it, you can do and you'll almost certainly get away with....
-- Oh wait a second, you might be taking a whole View container down with the WebView.
? ;-).
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Assuming an empty browser cache - How can I make a web page load faster by only applying HTML/CSS/JavaScript code changes?
Meaning, don't recommend moving servers, using a CDN, etc. Just code changes to make it load faster.
Started by TimJK on
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I wonder if that loading thing that pops up slows....
I didn't notice any rollover images, but if you have them, consider CSS sprites .
Move your JS can.
That way users can download them once and use them from their cache later on.
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I hate how you can actually see webpages load. I think it'd be much more appealing to wait until the page is fully loaded and ready to be displayed, including all scripts and images, and then have the browser display it. So I have two questions...
How...
Started by Dr Dork on
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Obligatory: "use jQuery"
I've seen pages, and I think having the page load in little pieces at a time is not all that bad (assuming you aren't pages I've ever seen, I would....
Doing something that seriously slows down page load time).
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I usually call myControl.Focus() in the Loaded event handler, but this doesn't seem to work for a ListBox which is databound to a list of custom objects. When I start my application, the ListBox's first item is selected but the focus is elsewhere.
I thought...
Started by PRINCESS FLUFF on
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You can use.
The FocusManager.SetFocusedElement method gives logical focus, but not keyboard focus .
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I am working on a UI that makes heavy use of the Tweener class, and which also loads an external .swf that I believe also uses the Tweener class.
After tracking down all kinds of buggy behavior, I'm thinking that the problem is that the loaded .swf is...
Started by Daniel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
When loading external....
You can try to use a LoaderContext with a different ApplicationDomain.
There is a decent article here on it.
It's like a seperate memory space to load external SWFs into.
Yes, it's called an Application Domain.
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Hi there ,
i am more a java developer and there is a standard way of reading images :
BufferedImage img = null; try { img = ImageIO.read(new File("strawberry.png")); } catch (IOException e) { }
but what is the c++ way of loading images?
I want to load...
Started by mr.bio on
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You can also use any of many differentThe library you will want to use to load images will depend on what you intend to do to work down to the pixel level if....
can use the GDI or DirectX APIs to load images to memory.
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