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I agree entirely, although I'd use the MSB
Surely it makes more sense to ignore the LSB from a design perspective (i.e. two's complement interpretation, allowing certain assembler flags will be...

Quick solution: use the top 24bits of a 32 bit integer: just multiply everything by 2^8, manipulate, divide by 2^8 (ideally, you'd use logical shifts, but I'mm not certain that's possible in VB)

Namespaces are available in PHP as of PHP 5.3.0.
[Source: PHP Manual]

Are you talking about making your own screen saver? There are actually just normal programs which have been renamed as .scr, and they have a few standard control inputs.
A quick search on google...

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I think your problem lies in the fact that the first row is row 0, and the first column is column 0.

Also note that you can determine the cell by looking at...

Not possible. What you need to do is sort of your javascript.
I'm taking a blind guess at your code, but you'll need something like this


var tablebody = .........
var newrow =...

Oh, that's simple enough. The location the user chooses is put into the filename property of the commondialog control.

There are probably simpler ways, but I generally use the FileSystemObject in the Microsoft Scripting Runtime Library.
There's plenty of stuff on the forums about that.

A simpler solution that dglienna's, but not tested (I don't have VB6 on this machine):

Note: this assumes FORM.scalemode = vbTwips.



Private Const MaxFontSize = 12

Private Sub...

And that'd be because I've got the wrong property. Javascript uses length rather than count.
I think the rest of it should work...

1) What browser are you using
2) Does x have a value [alert(x)]
In fact, you might want to try this:

var x = document.getElementById('info');
alert(x);
x = x.rows[0];
alert(x);
x =...

Come on...
You posted on a thread that was closed 5 years ago, in a forum irrelevant to you question, on a point that you could easily work out for yourself, or even just google, or (in fact) search...

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Is one of the files you got in the script called 'index.php', or 'index.html'? If not, you'll need to make one, as this is the file the browser will try and retrieve....

A poor solution would look something like this:


theCell = document.ge.t....rows[0].cells[2];
for (i = 0; i < theCell.childNodes.count; i++) {
if (theCell.childNodes[i].nodeName == 'SELECT')...

If Not System.IO.File.Exists(FileName) Then
Prompt for file / Create default
End If

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You need to stop your timer.
Just add
Timer1.enabled = False inside that if statement.

Happy Coding
~Jawa

I honestly can't see the point in having a LastImage variable, when all slider controls have a .value variable, and the slider represents which image you are on. Perhaps I mis-understand what the...

1) I thought that, in most cases, if you remove an item during a For Each, you got all sorts of strange results generally? I've had a number of programs crash when doing this kind of thing

2) A...

Not a direct answer, but for large chunks of text, I generally put a transparent div over them, use that for a fade out affect by making it opaque. This also gives time for complex ajax scripts to...

Right click -> Inspect Element. Somewhere on the bottom bar of that window, there's the console. It's useful, because if you open it, and hen reload the page (it's tied to the process from which you...

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Simple Enough.
You declare a variable called Playing as a boolean in the form
This is set to true in cmdPlay
And to False in cmdStop
In the timer, if playing...

And if you want to make sure, you should have more than one machine to get a good overview of different versions of IE and to a lesser extent FF.
I'd also just like to add that I prefer Chrome's...

Legally, no. And We're all bound by the AUP here...

Then you're going against couple of hundred years of tradition. Underlines are always flush with the base line, so by definition, the underline goes through descenders. [Some notes on typography]

Why not go with:

newTD = document.createElement('td');
newSel = document.createElement('select');
newSel.name = 'doorbelasting-' + lastid;
newSel.options[0] = document.createElement('option');...