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Alright, so I was messing around with parseInt to see how it handles values not yet initialized and I stumbled upon this gem. The below happens for any radix 24 or above.
I\'m wondering how to do something only if Integer.parseInt(whatever) doesn\'t fail. More specifically I have a jTextArea of user specified values seperated by line breaks.
jQuery.fn.add = function() { var Bnumber = $(this).find(\".B_Add\"); if (Bnumber) { Bcount = parseInt(Bnumber.html()) + 1;
i\'ve been working on this for several days and i\'m just out of ideas. i\'ve searched everywhere and have the book ProAndroid2.
<div style=\"left: 100%\"></div> parseInt($(\"div\").css(\"left\"), 10); When I try to get value of left, some browsers give result in pixels, some in %.
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I have a problem with putting different images in a list. I created a custom list and everything worked fine, except the images issue.
Thanks in advance for any help... I\'m trying to (1) generate a begin time and end time for a form, (2) find the difference between the two, and (3) add the difference to a new input.
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