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How do you change the color of the "check" within an HTML checkbox?
By default, on WinXP Firefox/Chrome/IE - the check is green. I would like to change the check within an INPUT type="checkbox" to orange
Started by BillK on
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by 5 people.
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Safari, for one, will never respect....
You should ask over at http://doctype.com/ (Stack Overflow; <input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" CHECKED>
There's no way to do this consistently with stock input s.
Form widgets are black magic.
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How do you call those little annoying cases that has to be checked , like "it's the first time someone entered a record / delete the last record in a linked list (in c implementation) / ... " ?
The only term I know translates not-very-nicely to "end-cases...
Started by yossale on
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In addition, I don't do a lot of C work any.
Granted, that's just me being lazy.
Because you can't delete the first or last node, the deletion code only has to use the "insert-in-the-middle" case as well.
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What do you think is the best practice for checking in code from multiple files that implement multiple changes, but are ready to go in at one time?
Do you check them all in at once, keeping the checking reasonably atomic, and put the changes in one long...
Started by Yishai on
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by 6 people.
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I use Git, which changes....
But it is better to check in as you get the change done.
If you check in groups you make break the build.
Check all at once.
As long as everything still compiles after each checkin).
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I just started reading Effective C++ today and got to the point where the author talks about the operator new.
The book explains very well how you can catch (with various degrees of elegance) the std::bad_alloc exception that the operator new can raise...
Started by Loris on
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But how many of the functions in your program do you really want do to handle....
I think the most important thing is to always, commit some things to disk, etc .
Or files, you definitely should do the check.
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I need to do something like this:
<asp:RadioButton ID="rbDate" runat="server" Text="Date" GroupName="grpPrimary" />
and be able to check the value of the radio button's checked value in jQuery, but my attempts like these don't return true/false....
Started by Dan Bailiff on
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by 4 people.
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The *= searches the whole id attribute for rbDate which that you want ....
The selected value of the entire list you might do something like
$('input[name$=rbDate]:checked').valThis is probably the easiest way to do it.
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How do you check if a pointer is of a certain type?
Using sizeof is not sufficient.
I am trying to avoid putting id-numbers into my structs to identify their type. The assumption is that maybe gcc puts a struct definition somewhere in the process, and...
Started by Crazy Chenz on
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PS: Really, I mean it, ....
You can though do.
There's no function overloading or built-in runtime polymorphism like in C++ .
You can't do that in C* .
As pointing to a struct foo but then it's the caller's problem, not yours .
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I need to check in my code changes to a certain branch but im not sure how to do that since my code is from trunk =/
Started by amvx on
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Ok I found a way to....
You could also check out the branch as a separate working copy, then drag-and-drop your changes.
So check it out in a separate.
You need to have a working copy of the branch you want to commit to.
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I know you can do:
sudo modprobe -v some_module
to check the version of /lib/modules/.../some_module.ko , but I'd still like to be able to check the version of any arbitrary kernel module that's not necessarily going to be loaded by modprobe .
Started by Neil on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
That section can be extremely useful....
For modprobe, it lists modinfo.
Modinfo(8)
modinfo - program to show information about a Linux Kernel module
Simply,
modinfo module-file
General tip: At the bottom of a manpage and there is a section called "See Also" .
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Is there any way to check if an email is active without sending it an email? (meaning that it does not get returned) if i have 20,000 emails in my email list, and i do decide to send all of them an email, how can automatically cross out the email address...
Started by every_answer_gets_a_point on
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by 8 people.
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The domain ....
All you can hope to do is a DNS address is valid.
(Please provide more details) There used to be a way purposes, almost no mail servers will support that method anymore .
Depends on how you are sending them.
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I know that spellcheckers are not perfect, but they become more useful as the amount of text you have increases in size. How can I spell check a site which has thousands of pages?
Edit: Because of complicated server-side processing, the only way I can...
Started by Liam on
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by 9 people.
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Telerik RAD Spell
You may want to check out a library like, and pipe the text through....
Did you have a programming Spell control in our ASP.NET applications.
You could do this with a shell script combining wget with aspell.
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