I\'m using SQLObject and want to programmatically build a query using the .q objects (or some other way) -- but do not want to revert to actual SQL.
I\'ve read a few things about Javascript\'s eval, so I think my use makes sense. I\'m in an information security class, and we\'re doing some statistical analysis on lottery cards. However, ours are
I\'ve been reading about quotes in bash here and everywhere else, but i got no help solving this problem.
<%# Eval(\"Description\") == DBNull.Value ? \"empty\" : \"notempty\"%> is showing always \'notempty\' even there is null in that field in DB (type of varchar(), null)
I\'m currently using javascript eval() to check and create a multidimensional object that I have no idea of the depth.
So, I have 3 variables being passed in: stats (JSON object, shown below) place_type (string, either \"US\" or \"State\")
I\'ve just asked about calling functions by name, now I want to process return statement after SetTimeout:
I am using the following code Eval(\"EventDate\", \"{0:d}\") This returns 1/4/2011 I need it to return \"4\" just the day. But if I do this
I was been doing a php testing which uses eval() function, but it seems that eval() can\'t call user defined functions properly.
I\'ve loaded one of my modules <modu开发者_StackOverflow社区le my_modules.mymodule from .../my_modules/mymodule.pyc> with __import__.
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