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Slowly slowly slowly said the sloth
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I use script manager in website to use ajax, but when I host my page it loads very slowly. When I remove the script manger it loads quickly. So what I have to do to solve this problem
Started by Ahmed on
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I have a Windows XP VM (with VirtualBox 3.1.2) that is slowly getting its HD full. Sometimes even when I delete some stuff nothing happens with the free space.
I've already tried to defrag the VM and also tried the SysInternals sdelete utility, but it...
Started by Eder Gusatto on
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VM slowly eating up the available diskspace? Or some other buggy program wasting space? I suggest.
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Is there easier way to make something to appear slowly on webpage? I tried to incrementally increase opacity of the CSS, but it (opacity) tag is different for each browser. Is there well know Javascript function that everyone uses? Or is there any css...
Started by Phen on
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You will have to use the fadeIn.
To fade out (slowly disappear),
I recommend using jQuery.
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Hi there,
i have a simple jquery animtion using fadein and it works but once faded in ... i wish to MOVE using TOP property 30 pixels upwards.. but slowly..
this is what i have so far.
$('#Friends').fadeIn("slow");
Any ideas?
I have both jquery and jquery...
Started by mark smith on
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You can animate it after the fadeIn completes using the callback... .
Use jquery animate and give it a long duration say 2000
$("#Friends").animate({ top: "-=30px", }, duration );
The -= means that the animation will be relative to the current top position .
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There are some tasks, especially the ones that involve deleting folders as SU, that I do thoughtfully and slowly before I press the Enter key. I think if others saw me do these at the careful pace that I do they would cringe. Are there critical programming...
Started by hal10001 on
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It's kind of a programming task, because if I do it wrong, it will affect my ability to get paid... .
Changes to live databases, actually I do a backup first just in case even know I'm extra careful :)
A release process is usually a methodical thing for me .
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I am using MyEclipse, and I have a local Glassfish server controlled by the IDE. When I am at work, having a fast internet connection, the server starts quickly.
However, when I am at home, not having as fast an internet connection, the server starts ...
Started by bmw0128 on
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Have you tried sniffing the ....
Is there any chance that the speed of the machines is what is making the difference in startup time?
Only thing I can think of is that the server is connecting to the web to access xsd files for xml validation or similar .
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I've done several projects and packaged them into jar files, but I've noticed that my jar files run much more slowly than in my IDE.
I use Eclipse to compile and run my programs. In Eclipse, I have everything working. When I package my project as a runnable...
Started by Jason Gin on
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Probably is only matter to change it to use the same as the command line ... .
What I would do is to use processxp from SysInternals to see what's the interpreter your app is using .
Probably you have associated the double click with some "bad" JVM version .
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I've a PS script which I use to keep track of my VMWare ESX servers. I need to run it as a service so that I'm not permanently logged on. Unfortunately, the script runs more slowly if I use a runspace inside a service rather than just running the script...
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Does the service authenticate as a user with the same rights you do? I suspect something is timing out when it runs as the service, which you don't see when you run the script yourself. .
You can run the script as a scheduled task.
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I've been writing a C# .NET application. i'm using WinForms. so, I've some forms that load really slowly especially due to the fact that they fetch some data from some XML files and display them in ListBox controls.
What I'm asking is : how do I make ...
Started by Attilah on
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Look into the BackgroundWorker class it allows you to start a task off in a background... .
When you're adding many items to a ListBox, make sure you call
lst.BeginUpdate();
before you begin adding items, and
lst.EndUpdate();
after all the items have been added .
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