I need to remove the space occupied by a Grid.Row. I am able to collapse (remove) the control I have placed in Grid.Row, but sin开发者_StackOverflowce RowDefinition has fixed size (height) even after
i\'m really sorry if this question have been asked before but I couldn\'t find it. Working on a ASP.NET/C# web application.
I am using something like $(\'ul li\').find(\'iframe\').css({\'visibility\':\'visible\'}); which works fine In Firefox and Opera,
Now Eclipse Indigo SR1 with builtin Java 7 support is finally out since a week or two, I\'m migrating my playground projects from Helios SR2 + JDK 1.6_23 to Indigo SR1 + JDK 1.7.0. After a full rebuil
I have such a case where a Text Box\'s visibility is dependent on a row group\'s开发者_StackOverflow中文版 visibility (let\'s say the group is called GroupA). Actually this Text Box is showing the tit
I\'m having an issue where by I\'m using the \"FindName()\" method of the FrameworkElement object to search for a child control of that element.
In Java, when using an object across multiple threads (and in general), it is good practice tomake fields final. For example,
In a loop which sets up my WPF DataGrid columns, I want to bind the column visibility to member \'i\' in my \'VisibilityList\' with the following code:
I was wondering if someone can tell me how I can hide a row in a matrix on an SSRS 2005 report. I have tried hiding the specific TextBoxes, but when I do that, I still get whitespace where the TextBox
I\'ve seen some lock free implementations of stack... My question is regarding the visibility, not atomicity. For example do elements(not pointers) of lock free stack must be at most 64bit? I think so
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