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Does anybody know any resources that I can refer to?
Started by Arief Iman Santoso on
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The Effect.highlight effect is probably....
I have.
I believe you are referring to the JQuery FadeOut effect (since Stackoverflow uses JQuery )
Stackoverflow uses the JQuery library, and it uses the fadeOut effect for what you are describing.
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I'm working with logging in PHP with Pear , and I get into a standard problem: can I use file-based logging when the DB is not available? I don't mind if it's slow due to concurrency issues, but it cannot fail to work due to multiple, simultaneous hits...
Started by yar on
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by 3 people.
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You can pass an existing database object into the singleton method of Log - if you don't have a database you can revert to alternative logging methods (or good old user_error())
require_once 'DB.php if you can't connect to ....
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Do you throw it down or set it down? Saw something this morning coming in to work , a big tree service outfit here were cutting brush and the cutter would throw or just drop the new MS440 from waist high to the ground or in the brush between cuts when...
Started by carym2a on
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by 13 people.
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SkippyKtm , woodgrenade , Warped5 and 2 others like by fossil I look for something soft to put... .
I think they still hate me though.
I've had a couple of saws that I would it down.
It down? Not unless you're auditioning for a part on Ax-Men.
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Gmail is currently down. But they say I can access it through imap. How do I do this?
Started by Raj More on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
You must use an email client, such as Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, etc, to access GMail via IMAP or POP.
IMAP still appears to work.
Before you try to access your gmail account using a POP or IMAP email client.
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I know this is a similar question to one already asked, but I was hoping for a different answers to a problem. I have a form where you can upload new articles to a database all fine works ace, wonderful, brill. The form uses a drop down menu for the type...
Started by Cool Hand Luke UK on
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by 5 people.
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You....
Then you can load the drop-down from the table, and just store a reference to the article type ID as you'd be doing the lookup on ID.
Sounds like you want to put the article types in a table or something along those lines.
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I am trying to change the text inside a div based on how far down a page you have scrolled. I've been tinkering with jQuery's scrollTop and document height but have so far failed to produce the desired results.
How would I get the position of an element...
Started by Cawlin on
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by 3 people.
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Here is the code modified for....
You can change this to achieve what you want, as the idea is the same.
In this example there is a div that is shown until you scroll to a certain element in the page at which point the div is hidden.
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Hey, I've built a project over the course of a year. I've put in a lot of hours into it, and it has come out great. A bunch of people use it, and a bunch of people write plugins for it. However, I have since moved on to different languages, different ...
Started by Majd Taby on
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by 6 people.
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Have you thought about open sourcing it so the community of users could continue....
Close down the project, you will make a lot of people unhappy with you who are currently happyWhen you don't want to work on it anymore.
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Hi Everybody
I have a C program to check whether the machine stack is growing up or down in memory in.
It goes like that :
#include <stdio .h> void sub(int *a) { int b; if (&b > a) { printf("Stack grows up."); } else { printf("Stack grows down...
Started by Roman on
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It will depend on the platform and OS that is running... .
Woah, you will not be able you have makes a lot of assumptions that, even in C actually, may or may not be true.
Of being a strictly contiguous block of memory (like the machine stack) .
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As people trying to broaden our knowledge and become better developers... when should we turn down a project and say "I don't know how to do that" ?
Obviously there are extremes that are obvious e.g. new developers shouldn't be coding life support equipment...
Started by Galen on
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If ....
It is the nature of the job to face to pass on the project, don't just turn it down, but if you know of someone suitable, recommend for for it anyway.
Of the system you more or less know, then no, don't turn it down.
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Rofl rofl rofl
I'll rate and maybe even add suggestions, it'll most likely be both.
Started by calql8r on
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by 6 people.
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It would also let you spread more....
XD
I'll give you an 8.5/10
Very good concept than the avatar itself which doesn't let you appreciate the avatar's texture as a whole.
A*
I've yet to make an avatar worthy of that sublime rating .
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