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It’s that time again – what are your plans for this weekend? Exciting travel? Snowball fights? Gourmet meals? Eat Pray Love pushes BillandBen over the edge: bugger the ashram, pass the eclairs.
Started by tucano23 on
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by 13 people.
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Demonstrates customer centricity with her bespoke pricing structure | I told them that next time some of the time, although that's more to get ahead of myself so I can take a five day weekend next demonstrates customer centricity with her....
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Hi, I am trying the get the user’s local time to store into my database. I cannot use PHP function now() as it returns the server’s time.
I have got the TimezoneOffset by using JavaScript:
d = new Date(); alert(d.getTimezoneOffset()/60);
How can I calculate...
Started by Elliott on
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by 4 people.
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I found this handy ....
That way all your stored times are standard, and you won't have to do any trickery to display the same time to other users.
Why don't you use PHPs now() and just convert it when displaying the time to the user.
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How do I convert a DateTime structure to its equivalent RFC 822 date-time formatted string representation and parse this string representation back to a DateTime structure? The RFC-822 date-time format is used in a number of specifications such as the...
Started by Oppositional on
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by 3 people.
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/// </summary> /// <param name="s">A string containing a date and time to convert.< in <paramref name="s"/>, /// expressed as <i>Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)</i> representation of a date....
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6 ea Harvest Time Ht-4, 400 spine, .001 tol, 100 grn tips, unibushings, 2.3 3d Duravanes - 26" carbon to carbon | 26-1/2" nock throat to carbon - $75 tyd
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Started by clemsongrad on
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Ttt - no 22's ttt ttt.
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I need to let end users specify a time range, to be stored and used internally as a starting date/time and ending date/time. The range could be minutes or it could be days.
Has anyone discovered an interactive control that can handle this elegantly?
Most...
Started by Shmoopty on
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by 9 people.
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Always have the text controls with support for pasting.....
Calendar can be really helpful for entering dates and some kind of slider could be used for time in the library you are using and take some time to see how others have done these.
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Python's paster serve app.ini is taking longer than I would like to be ready for the first request.
I know how to profile requests with middleware, but how do I profile the initialization time? I would like it to not fork a thread pool and quit as soon...
Started by joeforker on
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by 4 people.
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My particular problem was that pkg_resources takes an amount of time proportional to all installed.
Setup, and to mitigate the startup time so that the user doesn't suffer from it, and make sure that e.g..
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I changed the build action of my App.xaml to "Page" so I could handle a splash screen and make sure my application run as a single instance only (having my own entry point). It works fine in run-time but in design-time the application cannot see the my...
Started by Gustavo Cavalcanti on
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If I understand you correct, you're loading Application-wide resources in the app.xaml? In this case you can do like this:
App app = new App(); //Get assembly name is your own method string assemblyName = GetAssemblyName(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(... .
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So I'm storing a hidden-field time() call with each entry to my DB. The only problem is, they all come out as:
16777215
which is from 1970. I can't tell why that number, because it's not the beginning or end of the current timestamp, and it's the same...
Started by Alex Mcp on
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by 4 people.
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If you want to look at the amount of time between two dates, you can use Date:....
Storing dates as integers does make it much Date/Time library you can use for dealing with dates.
That you need to record the time when a row changes.
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It seems that my prestashop refuses to go above 6 req/seq in a simple ab test.
ab -n 50 -c 3 http://tigariieftine.ro/
Anyone with a similar issue?
Here's my config:
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[img=http...
Started by nashtu3000 on
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250 ms time frames
and your site loaded here do you get for ab tests with your prestashop?
Is 4 req/s a normal number? I find it to be very low getting 200 req/sec on images and on phpinfo()....
Your ttfb numbers for dynamic content look ok.
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I want to be able to parse the following times using ParseExact() function:
01:02:03 1:02:03 1:2:03 1:02:3 01:2:3 1:2:3
Is it possible, or do I need to do my own conversions so it work?
So far I can parse only all with leading 0 or all without leading...
Started by Karim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
ParseExact with the "H:m:s" custom format string works perfectly for all the examples given in your question s in test) { DateTime d = DateTime.ParseExact(s, "H:m:s", null); Console.WriteLine(d); }
Have you, "H:m:s....
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