[Solved] How to “UPDATE” Application in the google play developer console? [closed]
just upload the new APK and remember to change the Version in the manifest 4 solved How to “UPDATE” Application in the google play developer console? [closed]
just upload the new APK and remember to change the Version in the manifest 4 solved How to “UPDATE” Application in the google play developer console? [closed]
Do Microsoft provide an official, up to date (for 2018) reference for interfacing a windows service with Teams via a bot (avoiding Azure)? [closed] solved Do Microsoft provide an official, up to date (for 2018) reference for interfacing a windows service with Teams via a bot (avoiding Azure)? [closed]
Because you didn’t close your bold tag <td id=’customer_service’> <b>Customer Service # (212)-233-5751<br> Thank you for your business</b> <!—- here –> </td> 4 solved Why isn’t my HTML source code not recognizing my open td tags? [closed]
You can change the table to no longer render as a table but as a regular block element. With some floating and clearing, it’s possible to achieve a result similar to what you want. Add pseudo-selectors to set margins and you’re there. The th:first-child + td line is a way to use nth-child in IE … Read more
Please Try the following, let me know if it helps .. <?php mysql_connect(“localhost”, “user”, “password”) or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db(“Destinos”) or die(mysql_error()); $order = “SELECT * FROM Destinos ORDER BY Destino”; $result = mysql_query($order); ?> <table style=”width:300px”> <tr> <th>DESTINO</span</th> <th>PRECIO</th> </tr> <? while($data = mysql_fetch_row($result)){ ?> <tr> <td> <?=$data[0]?> </td> <td> <?=$data[1]?> </td> </tr> <?}?> </table> If … Read more
Short explanation (and no other letter) 0 is less than or equal to 0 so A will be printed. Longer explanation (in case the short one was unclear to you) There are three conditions being checked: A. num <= 0 B. num >= 10 C. num % 2 == 0 (i.e. num is an even … Read more
You should use $(this) instead of $(“#app”) if($(this).is(‘:checked’)){ alert(‘hi’) } 1 solved Alert is not working
The as operator attempts to convert the parameter to the requested type, returning null if the conversion/cast fails. (MSDN) So the code you provided is checking if sender is a Rectangle object (or a derived type). It then checks for null before using the converted variable, which is always good practice when using as. Note … Read more
The ne operator in mysql is != SELECT * FROM people WHERE status != ‘Ok’ 2 solved Mysql equivalent for “ne” or not equal perl [closed]
getRadius() returns a copy of the object’s radius, not a reference to it, so you can’t use it for modification. So the following expression: C.getRadius()=t; attempts to modify a temporary copy, which isn’t allowed. (The reason that its not allowed is that otherwise that code would compile but do nothing useful, giving a subtle bug … Read more
EDIT Now that I look closer there are many things wrong with this code. Standard practice is to check for the username/password combination in one shot: mysql = “SELECT 1 FROM [User] WHERE UserName=? AND Password=?”; OleDbCommand CheckUser = new OleDbCommand(mysql, con); // Add OleDbParameters here with the correct type/length CheckUser.Parameters.Add(“@userName”, OleDbType.Char, 20).Value = tbUser.Text … Read more
Scratch it guys. I got it. //*[contains(@id,’verificationMsg’)]/p[2]. This works. solved How do I locate an element whose partialTagValues are dynamic
You don’t have to use (performSelector:withObject:afterDelay:) all the time ! Say you have two methods implemented in your viewController : -(void) firstMethod { //do stuff here } -(void) secondMethod { //do stuff here } you can call those methods this way : – (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; [self firstMethod]; [self secondMethod]; } Now what we … Read more
You might want to try the Add Label operation from the LUIS Programatic API. 0 solved How to add new utterance to LUIS intent?
PHP is giving you the string representation of 10, which is also 10. However, your JS code embeds this inside quotes, making it a JS string value. Since the .value property of the input element is also a string, JS ends up comparing the two “numbers” as strings and probably giving you unexpected results. Consider … Read more