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In Joel's article for Inc. entitled How Hard Could It Be?: The Unproven Path , he wrote:
...it turns out that Jeff and his programmers were so good that they built a site that could serve 80,000 visitors a day (roughly 755,000 page views)
How would I ...
Started by Jason on
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Basically you need to mimic the behavior of a user and keep ramping up the number of users being mimiced until the ... .
It can simulate loads requests and concurrency situations for you .
Apache has a tool called ab that you can use to benchmark a server .
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Normally when I'm sending an email I type in the first part of the recipient's address or their name in the to: line and move on to the subject/email.
Back in the ol' 2003 days Outlook would promptly figure out who I was talking about and substitute the...
Started by Will on
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If you use the Word....
CTRL + K will force the email editor to check the names .
I'm never sure if it accidentally would send the email to the wrong person .
If you try and send the email it will immediately resolve the names and prompt you when necessary .
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Hello, I have this table. I want to change the color of a cell, from black to red, when i move over that cell, I'm using the .hover method, and i'm having trouble figuring out how to make work accordingly to what i need.
<html> <head> <...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try this
$board.find('td').hover(function(){ $(this).css('border-color', 'red'); }, function(){ $(this).css('border-color', 'black') })
you could try something like:
<script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ $("#board tr td"... .
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I need help figuring out why my authentication ticket is expiring after about an hour on my hosted website. But if I run the site locally the authentication ticket stays alive for the correct amount of time.
This is my localhost web.config:
<authentication...
Started by codette on
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Most likely there are some differences in application pool setting In IIS 7, there is a special setting for this: read here Have you asked your... .
I would try several things in troubleshooting this:
IIS version & settings between your localhost & hosting .
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I'm stuck on figuring out the logic to make a drop down menu keyboard accessible.
The HTML is structured as such (extra class names used for clarity):
<ul> <li class="primaryMenuItem"> <a href="">Link 1</a> <ul class="popUpMenu...
Started by DA on
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This is distinct from the blur event in that it... .
Here's how focusout differs:
The focusout event is sent to an element when it, or any element inside of it, loses focus .
Use the new jquery 1.4 functions: focusin and focusout instead of blur and focus .
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I'm trying to figure out how much javascript is being loaded on my website. I'm using Reducisaurus to shrink my js files. The problem is, this is causing both YSlow and the Web Developer extension report the size of my files as ~.04K, which I know can...
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Determine the average net speed of your.
Figuring this out manually wouldn't too hard in this case.
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Is there a way to figure out if a win 2003 server server you are connecting to is virtualised? I tried asking but not 100% sure of the answer is correct.
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Are you using remote desktop to connect to the server and can you gain access to system files and folders? Do you know what type of virtualization software is running the server? Without know that information this ... .
This depends on a couple of factors.
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I'm trying to figure out how to calculate where the scrollview will stop when a user does a swipe gesture and the scrollview goes into deceleration. I'm trying to use the delegate functions, but I can't accurately figure it out. Please help!
- (void) ...
Started by spin-docta on
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Maybe you can get by with just doing DidEndDecelerating, i.e just detecting the position when the scrolling is over?
It should be simple math.... .
The user may start scroll again while it is decelerating, stop it suddenly or what not .
Sounds complicated.
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In a Qt application, I have a bunch of automatically-created QActions (menu items) that I add to a menu in the menu bar. Each opens a different file. I'd like to connect them all to the same slot so as to not write the same code many times. From that ...
Started by Geoff on
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I would connect to the QMenu's "triggered" signal, rather then ... .
Use QSignalMapper.
You have two options:
Call sender() in the slot, which will return the action that triggered the signal .
In Qt, you also have access to the sender: QObject::sender .
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I currently have something similar to this, it loads a div on the target page that has images in it.
$('a.galleryNext').click(function(){ // chnage the image to loading $("#info").html("LOADING"); $("#currentGal").load("gallery.php div#gallery"+currentgallery...
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Perhaps a ....
You'll have to enumerate the images in the html and check if they have been loaded .
You'll have to do a different check to see if the images are downloaded .
The callback is checking that content is returned - meaning the markup is returned .
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