In my application I am using hidden parameters to store success and error URL. Depending on certain actions the page will be redirected to either success or error URL. The hidden parameters are reques
I know if a variable is global, the you can always access its value by preceding the variable name w开发者_如何学Pythonith ::...but is there a way to access the value of a local variable that has beco
I\'m moving my application from Structure Map 2.5.3 to 2.6.2 and I\'m having some scoping problems. In 2.5.3 version I used CacheBy(InstanceScope.HttpContext) to have instances disposed at the end of
I noticed that there are different bean scopes like: @RequestScoped @ViewScoped @FlowScoped @SessionSco开发者_开发知识库ped
When answering another question, I was using this pattern to call a function recursively: (function() {
I am working on a node.js project that I am leveraging Socket.IO in, and am having an issue getting my head around a scoping issue. Here is what I am trying to do:
I\'m trying to use a global JS variable that\'s dumped on the page by a view/template used to drive a JS solution. This has worked fine in a number of environments, but this week I\'ve found one envir
I\'m expecting the code below to print 1 but its printing a random large number. I don\'t understand why this is happening, please advise.
I\'m setting two local variables inside of a jQuery .load(function(){...}) handler, but I can\'t find a way to access those variables outside of the handler.I tried removing the var declaration, but t
Is this doable? I have the following scope: class Thing < ActiveRecord::Base scope :with_tag, lambda{ |tag| joins(:tags).where(\'tags.name = ?\', tag.name)
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