I have an mvc3 web page that takes a url parameter representing a date, i.e dd-MM-yyyy public ActionResult Calendar(string startDate, string UserId, string status, bool myPage = false)
I need the absoulute fastest way possible to validate an input string against a given rule. In this case lest say Alpha only characters.
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I came across the following article which got me interested in this particular problem. Given two words \"CAT\", \"FAR\" determine if you can get from the first
My android application allows users to enter strings that later get posted to a web site.I allow the user to enter the string using an EditText field.I take that value and insert it into the sqlite da
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I have a problem where I want to show a bunch of variables in an alert box when I click on a button on the webpage.
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I am thinking that this is big problem .... Ihave path like this...\"C:\\restore\\restoredb\\\" In that path i have files like this..
Is there away to make a javascript string being passed to NodeJS friendly for MySQL? I\'m trying to pass an email address to my NodeJS server and query into MySQL database. When doing regular text suc