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In a passport there is a field: First Name , and that field has a value John .
I assert that it is correct to describe the relationship as follows:
Field First Name :
Has a name (First Name). Has a set of valid values (e.g. defined by regex [A-Za-z. ]...
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Has a type (int, string constraints ....
Using your example:
Field First Name:
Has a name (First Name).
At least in OOP, it's the field's is the field's job.
You'd just come across as annoying.
Firstname field is 'john'".
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Hi,
Can you help me in the following two scenarios (PHP+MYSQL)
Scenario1: I need to compare the HTML Form field values with the Database field values and highlight the form fields in some color whose values are different from database values before submitting...
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Scenario 1
<form method="post"> <? foreach ($fields as $field) : ?> <? if (in_array($diff_fields, $field)) : ?> <div style="background-color:red"> <? else : ?> <div> <? endif; ?> <....
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In lucene.net can we search for a content without giving field name..and it will search in all fields that are indexed.
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MultiFieldQueryParser to parse your queries, and provide it with a array of the field names you want searched term be found in at least one field..
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Hi, The problem I'm struggling with is as follows:
I have:
{% for field in form %} {{ field }} {% end for %}
What I want is to put an 'if' statement to exclude a field which .label or whatever is provided. Like:
{% for field in form%} {% if field == title...
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See http.
Yes, this should be possible:
{% for field in form %} {% ifnotequal field.label title %} {{ field happier creating a subclass of the form, excluding the offending field.
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I can't find "field" listed as a C# keyword anywhere. Does anyone know the background on this?
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[field field:
[field:NonSerialized....
From the specification :
attribute-target: field event method param property return type
See to an event, set the attribute location to field, as shown in the following C# code.
Syntax.
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I have an html form full of text fields, checkbox's , and radio fields. i wanted to get all the names of the fields so that i can get started in validating the information in them.
the method i am using to get them is
if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { foreach...
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For a checkbox:
$data['my_checkbox'] = isset($_POST['my.
The field value but rather to check isset() first.
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I am trying to create a form in Rails 2.2.2 that populates a field based on a choice a user has made in an 'auto_complete' field. It looks as though the observe_field functionality is what I need to use but I'm stuck on how to update the value of an existing...
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I initially started to just use the observe_field functionality to observe the auto_complete_text_field to reference the innerHtml of the text field as required by the observed_field
<%= observe_field_text_....
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I'm sure this question is obvious, but I've been fiddling with an increasingly complex set of subqueries for the last hour or so and getting nowhere.
I need to select a bunch of ID's from a table where the last date for that record is before a given date...
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SELECT id_field FROM tbl GROUP BY id_field HAVING max(date_field.
SELECT id_field , max(date_field) FROM tbl GROUP BY id_field HAVING max(date_field) < 'some date'
Use HAVING instead of WHERE.
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<p>Song Name:<%= text_field :songlists, :song_name, :id => "songlists_" + section.id.to_s + "_song_name" %></p> <%= auto_complete_field "songlists_" + section.id.to_s + "_song_name", :method => :get, :with => "'search=' +...
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I have the responses working now_field :songlists, :song_name, :id => "songlists_" + section.id.to_s + "_song_name" %></p> <%= auto_complete_field....
Complete field, to update another text-field with the results.
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Im considering apply an index of 3 fields (type, status, user_id) on a table. The majority of my queries have WHEREs that use all 3. However, I have a couple of heavily used queries which only use 2 fields (type and status).
My question, is would creating...
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The index is usually a B-Tree, which means that if the index is (type, status, user_id) the database can normally still use it to search for (type, status) because it's the first... .
I know Oracle better than MySQL, but I guess in this case it's the same .
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