oh come on,
the project in which I'm working on involves implementing the algorithm I was talking you about not how to scroll to a tag dynamically, It just so happened that I didn't know how to...
Thanks a lot, yes I do realize I am making things a lot more complicated using an algorithm for string matching when I could just use regular expressions, but its for a school project so it is for...
so basically I am scanning some text for a match and then when i find a match I'm putting some highlight tags around that word using innerHtml, but i also want to be able to scroll the browser to...
I've been wrestling with this problem for a couple of days now, I've been trying to connect infopath(ms office, used to create forms) to a web service written in java, this web service makes queries...
*EDIT* -- SOLVED! i was able to figure this last question, what i ended up doing is creating a sub report that is displayed on the Report Header of the parent report
all this help me to understand...
I'm trying to create a query for a report but I don't seem to come with the right query for it, I'm kinda new at doing queries and reports, anyway here's what I have.
yeah a bit exaggerated, just wanted to get the point across xD
anyway that looks like a nice little program for adding stuff to the context menu, when I've done it I've always done it the manual...
well i wouldn't call this "undesired behavior" nor "fires for no reason" because as you explained there is an actual click on the form so this code will definitely fire
for starters the problem that i see here is that you are trying to pass int[] to the ListVieIitem constructor and you can't do that, ListVieIitem doesn't take...
im getting Warning: mysql_result(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in when using str_replace, im trying to replace a all "-" characters with " " on a string
Yeah you are right, casting is routinely done for polymorphic code but I don't necessarily agree with it being essential
the reason I'm saying this is that when you do this:
When you assign a pointer of D to an pointer of Class A you are implicitly casting a D object to one of Class A thus you are striping the B Part of the inheritance and some of the functionality of...