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And by donut caching, I'm refering to Scott Guthrie's blog post which is awesome.
Does anyone know if that works properly?
Started by Maxim on
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by 2 people.
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Yes, you can donut cache by following the steps in this blog post . .
That's a great link! Donut caching, when using the WebFormViewEngine also works with the declarative control too .
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I have a website www.angrezy.com which is not aligned properly in Internet Explorer 6. Can some one review and give me some tips on how to fix the website to display in IE 6 properly as it looks like in Firefox browser.
In IE6, Website sidebar is going...
Started by Angrezy on
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by 6 people.
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I don't have the time to look at it properly right now but I would bet this is a width issue due please edit your question to add some specifics as to what exactly isn't "aligned properly"?
That aside.
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My pages contain German characters and I have typed the text in between the HTML tag, but the browser views some characters differently. Do I need to include anything in HTML to properly display German characters?
<label> ausgefüllt </label>...
Started by venkatachalam on
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by 6 people.
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Files like your HTML page are saved and transmitted.
Even most programmers don't understand properly.
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Good afternoon,
does anyone know if and how it's possible to see COM / Interop objects properly (in their correct type) in VisualStudio's debugger? All I get is the ' evil ' System.__ComObject value (even though it correctly identifies the type)?
E.g....
Started by Jörg Battermann on
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by 4 people.
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However, in both.
No idea why in one case I see "System.__ComObject" and in the other the proper type.
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My ASP.Net application only comes out properly if i am previewing it in Internet Explorer but its the ugliest thing ever if i view in Firefox,Chrome or Safari.
How can this be, and how can this be resolved.Hel
Started by renilative on
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by 5 people.
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Cross browser compatibility is, unfortunately,....
Besides being more standards based it has superior web tools within, like Firebug , yslow and Web Developer .
I'd advise using FireFox as your development browser, while testing in IE and Chrome as well .
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Without knowing good X/HTML we can't use css properly optimize way
How to give some example and argument in favor of this... to web-design student Who are trying to learn css more but doesn't know how to use all HTML tag wise-full to work with CSS better...
Started by jitendra on
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I am not sure if i understand correctly but one classic resource to look at is CSSzengarden (http://www.csszengarden.com/) i am not sure if it is updated anymore but it is an example of one page styled with just css to make it look completely different... .
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Why jquery load() method doesn't require a webserver to work properly , although ajax requires a web server .!!? isn't load a wrapper to simplify ajax activities?
thanks :)
edit: it's now clear , thank you
Started by naughty.coder on
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Since you are loading content from "somewhere....
Even so, AJAX does not require a webserver either.
While it does make AJAX easier it is not only for that .
It runs entirely in the browser.
JQuery is a JavaScript library and thus a completely client side code .
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I've read the documentation here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776420 (VS.85).aspx
I'm stuck on this parameter:
lpMultiByteStr [out] Pointer to a buffer that receives the converted string.
I'm not quite sure how to properly initialize the...
Started by Obediah Stane on
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by 3 people.
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Here....
You only need to initialize the length of the string + 1 so that you can have a null terminated string after the conversion .
You then pass this char array in to get it filled .
You use the lpMultiByteStr [out] parameter by creating a new char array .
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Hello everyone,
I am working on a website build using cakephp framework. My problem is that sometimes it is not rendered properly. either the css is not applied or is half applied. After refreshing page 4 to 5 times it displays properly. The problem is...
Started by Gaurav Sharma on
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Aim to build the page ....
The page flashes for me (because of this) but the css does load and I've not been able to replicate the problem beyond that .
First and foremost id say that your css should be loading in the header, not half way through the body .
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Suppose I have a directory containing the files
foo bar.txt foo baz.txt
(each with a space between 'o' and 'b'). Suppose I would like to do this:
for f in *.txt; do mv ${f} `basename ${f} .txt`; done
This fails because bash expands *.txt to
foo bar.txt...
Started by Tobias on
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(assuming you are using bash)
for file in *.txt do mv "$file" "${file%.txt}" done
Or if it is one... .
The shell can do that for you.
Also, there's no need to use external command basename.
This way you preserve the space.
You put quotes in your variables.
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