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I've got the opposite problem from " How do I make git ignore mode changes (chmod)? " I've got a file that I've changed executable permission on, but there are also some text changes, and I want to commit the former but not the latter. Is this possible...
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You can then commit this separately from any changes to the files content..
In the index.
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So I need to track changes that happen on a Mysql table. I was thinking of using triggers to log all the changes made to it and then save these changes in another table. Then I will have a cron script get all these changes and propagate the changes into...
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Then a reader reads this table, do the proper "select" if insert/update to get the... .
Fill another table on insert/update/delete triggers that containt the tablename and the PK or a unique key .
Hi!
The majority of the replicator tools use this technique.
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Hi, I added a custom install action to my installer to add one of my installation directories to the System PATH environment variable. After I run the installer, the PATH variable reflects the changes (when I access it through the Control Panel::System...
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Since....
How are you starting the command shell? With the TaskManager?
I suspect you might be starting it from Explorer - if I remember correctly, this could meen that you are inheriting the parent processes (Windows Explorer in this case) PATH variable .
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I've seen services like this before, where you give a URL and you're given an RSS feed of changes to the web page. But google is not turning up anything quite as simple/usable as what I'm remembering.
Please submit one such service or solution per answer...
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Way to do it via google docs:
http://www.labnol.org/internet/monitor-web-pages-changes-with-google.
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I have never used SN or Git but I really want to start. I have doen some reasearch over the past couple months but it seems really confusing to me. I just now watched a tutorial video for using git with github.com and it seems like something I can do....
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Yes, you can use git or hg or svn and see what you've .
There are other options too.
Ok, you're liable changes you've made.
Linux, and it has the gitweb/gitk ready to display the changes in repository.
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I have a database of links that users can submit. Every time a user submits a new link it is added to the database. I have a separate page that lists all the submitted links. How can I have this separate page check the database for changes and load them...
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You can have an active javascript on the separate page that basically polls the db for changes.
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Hi,
I have developed an asp.net application and when using the publish tool in Visual Studio 2008, my changes don't get uploaded to the server (ie new css files). I made a thread about this on asp.net and was told to clear my local settings folder in ...
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If that still fails publish to a local folder then copy from the local folder .
The changes.
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Back in 2005, Quirksmode.com released this article:
http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/classchange.html
that showed "proof" that changing the style of an element by changing its class (ie. "elem.className = x") was almost twice as fast as changing its style...
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I think unless you are hiding a seriously large amount of elements at once or something... .
Micro-optimization is evil.
This cannot be done by changing the className.
No, but I can tell you that jQuery.hide() can hide an element with a smooth effect .
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Hi,
I am working on a Project management system on PHP (CodeIgniter framework), Mysql, AJAX, XAMPP, JQUERY. I need a customizable table changes tracking tool which will log all changes into another table in same database for mysql. Basically I need to...
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Phpmyadmin supports database replication and tracking....
If you have and then calling the database directly there is no central place for you to log changes.
This kind of thing as it gives an easy way of tracking and intercepting changes.
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Suppose I have some application A with a database. Now I want to add another application B, which should keep track of the database changes of application A. Application B should do some calculations, when data has changed. There is no direct communication...
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If you design your schema with polling in mind you may not really incur that much of a hit per .
:)
Good luck!
I'd go changes.
So my answer is: it depends.
Database changes, it would be a good option.
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