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I have some elements with (.) periods in them and I need to select them but I need some escape characters to do so I believe. How can I sure that my string that may have a period in it will be escaped properly. Something like this I guess?
var title =...
Started by Jon on
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$("[id="+string+"]").show();
...but the problem with this guy is ....
Do you mean this?
$('#'+string.replace(".", "\\.")).show();
This works:
$("[id="+string+"]").show()
no need to escape it if you explicitly specify that it's an ID
You could do this.. .
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Is there a historic reason that periods are used instead of any other separator for software versions?
One of our products was previously version 3.5, and now it's 3.08 -- I'm sure this was management saying that putting a leading zero would make it less...
Started by Mark Rushakoff on
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The only interesting thing I find is this part of the Wikipedia entry of characters may be inconsistent within the same identifier: 2.4_13 When a period is used to separate.
A period for version seperation.
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I am using this regex in .NET to validate email addresses:
([A-Za-z0-9]|[A-Za-z0-9](([\w,=\.!\-#|\$%\^&*\+/\?\{\}~]+)*)[\w,=!\-#|\$%\^&*\+/\?\{\}~])@(?:[A-Za-z0-9-]+\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,9}$
One issue with it though: In the local name before the @ symbol, it...
Started by AgentHunt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can prevent contiguous periods before the '@' the same way you're preventing.
Address matching.
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In situations where a browser is under intense load I find that animated gifs, for example a throbber, will stop animating until the load subsides. This behaviour seem to be consistent across the browsers I've tried (Firefox, Safari, IE, Opera, .....
Started by Matty on
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You might be able to alleviate it by decreasing....
Maybe you could use the services of YSLOW to help you? It's a Firefox/Firebug plugin .
You have no control on the page side except for reducing the load on the browser that the page actually contributes .
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So here's a super simple interface for doing rest in WCF.
[ServiceContract] public interface IRestTest { [OperationContract] [WebGet(UriTemplate="Operation/{value}")] System.IO.Stream Operation(string value); }
It works great, until i try to pass a string...
Started by John Ketchpaw on
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Note that I've only seen.
That is true that a path part cannot contain a period or many other special characters HttpModule that fixes the 'period' when they occur in REST parameters.
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I need some help. I have been having two periods a month for the past couple months. This has happened before, and every time I bring it up to my GY, I am switched to a new bitrh control pill. Problem is, a few months to a year after starting the new ...
Started by ARAWNGODDESS over year ago on
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But Because My Periods Keep On Comeing I Can't This Is Very Annoying For Me As When I Have A Period I Feel Bad Period Pains And Back Aches My Periods Have Never Done This Befor And I Started My Period When it, so you....
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May periods due date was 21 april but its 2nd may n still no periods pregnancy test is negative? My pregnancy test on day 11th is still negative? My back is also paining but not the lower portion bit the upper side, am also having vaginal discharge ( ...
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Just wait....
Don't stress, this can also be a factor making your period late.
I have had periods up to two weeks late, and have had themmany things can influence period and change them.
Bodies reaction to having a late period.
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Hi,
Is there a good way to deal with time periods such as 05:30 (5 minutes, 30 seconds) in R?
Alternatively what's the fastest way to convert it into an integer with just seconds?
I can only convert to dates and can't really find a data type for time....
Started by tovare on
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Yes, while there is no 'time' type, you can use an offset time:
R> now <- Sys.time() R> now [1] "2009-09-07 08:40:32 CDT" R> class(now) [1] "POSIXt" "POSIXct" R> later <- now + 5*60 R> later [1] "2009-09-07 08:45:32 CDT" R> class... .
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When I edit my bind dns records, I need to add a trailing period for it to work. What is the point of this?
How come when I use everydns.net, they do not require me to add a trailing period?
Is this an implementation quirk?
Started by Unknown on
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Everydns.net, they do not require me to add a trailing period?
Is this an implementation quirk?
Yeah.
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I am sending newsletters from a Java server and one of the hyperlinks is arriving missing a period, rendering it useless:
Please print your <a href=3D"http:// .xxx.xx.edu= au//newsletter2/3/InnovExpoInviteVIP.pdf"> VIP invitation</a> for future...
Started by Ewan Makepeace on
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I had to change my ASP VB from
var html; html = "Blah Blah Blah Blah "; html .
From an SMTP perspective, you can start a line with a period but you have to send two periods at a period like that.
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