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When the search text box on youtube have focus on it, it is sort of highlighted with blue color around the text box. I'll like to implement that kind of effect on my web app. does anyone know how that's done or something similar?
Jack
Started by Jack on
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1.3 like this:
.input-focus { border: 2px solid #BBDAFD; } $(document).ready(function() { $("input.
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I quite like the drag and drop pluggable programming blocks in scratch ( http://scratch.mit.edu/ )
I'd like to be able to get users to create their own mini scripts using the same kind of technique...
just wondering if anyone knows of anything similar...
Started by Keith Nicholas on
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But the UI.
Targets a younger age group I think.
But scratch is like alice but simpler.
Interesting....
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I would like it to run on Linux, OS X, and Windows (XP/Vista/7).
Thanks for any input.
Started by Magwich on
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Help port Urwid....
I believe you're out of luck until Urwid itself is ported to Python 3 (and according to this post from last month, "the real work to port to python 3 hasn't started yet") .
Your best bet is probably to use 2to3 to convert Urwid itself .
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I'm quite new to Erlang coding and want to know what some of the "best practices" are in industry with code examples if possible.
Started by Zubair on
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Also check out http://www.erlang.org/doc/efficiency_guide/users_guide.html The Eight Myths of Erlang Performance section... .
There are many code examples.
There are a lot of best practices listed on Ericsson's Programming Rules and Conventions page for Erlang .
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Hi All,
I would like to know how to go about doing regression testing effectively for a web application.
I m spending a lot of time in regression testing for every build.
I also hear that automated GUI testing is bad and not worth it.
Is there any better...
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It allows you to record your test cases ....
As long as your webapp works with Firefox, too, I recommend using Selenium for that scenario .
That should really help.
Try looking into Cucumber or Selenium There is also a screencast on it over at railscasts .
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This morning, a national tabloid has a large picture showing the bath in which Whitney Houston died, confirming that the water is still in it, and her body had been removed moments before.
Personally speaking, all I need to know is that Ms Houston expired...
Started by andy-hughes on
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Unfortunately, many people like to know every trivial detail about things i need to see someone standing....
I think we all know what a bath looks like, there is no need to show a picture of one, let alone the actual bath she died in.
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I just found out that my IOGEAR KVM switch (GCS22U) doesn't work with my Apple slim aluminum keyboard. This is really frustrating because I now have a KVM that works with Ubuntu and Snow Leopard, except that the keyboard isn't recognized by Snow Leopard...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I'd just be willing to bet that a KVM without .
know of a KVM switch that's known to work.
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How to get file size of all linked files in a web page at once? without downloading them.
like pdf, wmv, mp3 , quicktime etc.
Started by Jitendra vyas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Is probably to use something like HTTrack and point it to your site, then look at all the files.
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I once ran across a commercial tool for Windows that allowed you to "stash" code changes outside of source control but now I can't remember the name of it. It would copy the current version of a document to a backup location and undo your checkout in ...
Started by Greg on
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They use, but I don't know how robust they....
I'm no git user myself, but several of my colleagues are, and they seem to like it precisely for this purpose.
Commercial, but is quickly gaining many converts from tools like Subversion.
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In a .f file there is code that does this:
real Bob, avar ... avar = Bob( 8.3 ) ...
Bob appears to be a function but it is declared at the beginning of the file as a real.
Then there is a .d file that has a reference to Bob. Also I know avar holds a value...
Started by Paul on
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35 is the number of points you have....
Looks like experimental data.
Looks like the .d file contains some data that is nearly linear.
It looks like Bob is a function, that is getting the real value 8.3 passed to it, and is returniung.
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