I\'m using jQuery (in an ASP.Net 2.0 website written in C#, FWIW) to handle a fairl开发者_C百科y simple div expansion and image swap (for display state indication) and it\'s working like a charm in FF
I didn\'t know you could do this: def tom(): print \"tom\'s locals: \", locals() def dick(z): print \"z.__name__ = \", z.__name__
What\'s the reason for not being able to use static methods,开发者_Go百科 instance methods, etc as a argument to an attribute in .NET?
Am I correct in thinking an XPath expression can only point to/select either an eleme开发者_运维问答nt or an element attribute?According to the XPath documentation at W3C:
1.. Is there any performance overhead caused by the usage of attributes? Think for a class like: public class MyClass
I\'m working up an analysis model in UML, and I\'m a bit stuck when trying to represent a constraint on a couple of attributes in a class diagram. In the following class:
I am still fairly new to rails and activerecord, so please excuse any oversights. I have 3 models that I\'m trying to tie together (and a 4th to actually do the tying) to create a permission scheme u
hi i am trying to create a custom attribute for my MVC application so that i can call [CheckLogin] this is to check my cookie as i am not using forms authentification.
I’m adding a total amount value to a DIV through a jQuery Ajax call everytime I add a new item to a shopping cart. I need this value to be a part of a difference calculation (payment-totalAmount), bu
I\'m creating some entities (class) for my project and I want to set a default binging property for it, here is an example
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