I\'m writing an ASP.NET app in which a table of objects is created by the user client-side. I envisage them clicking \"Add item\" and a new \'row\' is created in the table with textboxes for them to e
We have a part list in the \"garagecar/view/index.ctp\" view page.The part list is populated with PHP when the page is first loaded. Each part has a remove button. When the user clicks \"remove\", the
I have a set of DOM elements that I want to show only when a controlling checkbox is checked by the user.All of these items have a common class and are initially hidden:
I am developing a user control in wpf where I need to set eclipse background color as per value in database. Now that field contains values between 1 to 6.
It appears that using the LIKE in a condition with wildcards and a variable inside of dynamic sql doesn\'t work, although it doesn\'t give an error.Here\'s an example.
I\'ve got a generic method TResult Foo<TSource, TResult>(IEnumerable<TSource> source) and if TResult is declared as dynamic I want to execute a different code path than for other type decl
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I\'m attempting to create an <iframe> using JavaScript, then append a <script> element to that <iframe>, which I want to run in the context of the <iframe>d document.
I have two tables - let\'s call them dbo.ValuesToReduce and dbo.Reserve The data in the first table (dbo.ValuesToReduce) is:
I\'ve a really small website, so I usually update the sitemap by hand! In each \"url\" element there are the fields: loc, lastmod, changefreq and priority.