My current project is an advanced tag database with boolean retrieval features. Records are being queried with boolean expressions like such (e.g. in a music database):
<tr> <td class = \"edit edit_c1\">C1</td> <td>C2</td> <td class = \"edit edit_c3\">C3</td>
Using the following XML. <?xml version=\"1.0\"?> <Message> <ArrayOfStock xmlns:xsi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" xmlns:xsd=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\">
I have this code that shows a video player and that video\'s information and hides it when the back button is clicked. However, when I view another video, the back button does not pick up which div is
I was wondering how to best implement a tree data structure to be able to enumerate paths of all levels. Let me explain it with the following example:
I\'ve done a search for elements as follows: var names = $(\'[name=\"\' + name + \'\"]\'); how do I go about narrowing that result down further, say for example, search for particular values?
Think I\'m missing a basic concept. I want to generate html by traversing through a few different arrays of data. They don\'t use numbers as indexes so numerical looping doesn\'t work. I cant figure o
I have an object and want to list all parent classes up until stdClass or whatever. I have added a polymorphic field to my database table (say categories) and want to automate my finder method so tha
Given I have an array of \"purpose\" objects: //array of purpose objects: var purposeObjects = [ {purpose: \"daily\"},
Maybe this question is so easy... I understand html, css, the dom and javascript pretty good, but I\'m having a very tough time while trying to get jQuery to work for me. Let\'s say I have the followi
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