I have a problem to find the right way to program dynamic fields. For example: I have two radio buttons and depending on how the user selects one radio button, it extends the form with different field
I\'ve got a problem in Crystal Reports that\'s been bugging me for years, and I wondered if anybody might have a solution. I\'ve got a few fields (data fields and formulae, numeric and string) all ali
Hay guys, i want to use something like this users = User.objects.all() but i only want to return a couple of fields for each result, say \'name\' and \'email\'. This data is going t be turned into
My jQuery code hides a ddl under certain circumstances.When this is the case, after submitting the form, using the UpdateModel doesn\'t seem to work consistently.My code in the controller:
Consider this code block: struct Animal { public string name = \"\"; // Error public static int weight = 20; // OK
What\'s the best way to embed data fields in text so they are easily retrievable, and don\'t affect readability (much)?
I have read in many places that exposing fields publicly is not a good idea, because if you later want to change to properties, you will have to recompile all the code which uses your class.
While studying java with several books, none of them seem to make it clear when to use which term. Right now I understand it as follows:
How do i show an input field if #tryout checkbox is chec开发者_运维技巧ked. I already have this which hides 2 fields, now i want to show 3 new fields..:
i am developing a application in which i add contact to contact List. i am able to basic info like name, address, email, phone, notes etc. but i want to add some custom field like userLabel1, userValu
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