In your fiddle, you’re applying the d attribute to the wrong element when changing the data. In the enter group, you add a new group (class people), then add a line element to the group. As such, when the data changes, you need to update the line within the group, not the group itself. To … Read more
var text = $.trim($(‘#divInTimeStamp-5-2′)[0].firstChild.nodeValue); Demo [0] gets a reference to the DOM element #divInTimeStamp-5-2. It is a shorthand for .get(0). .firstChild gets its first child text node. .nodeValue contains the text node’s content. $.trim for cross-browser white space trimming. solved get value of an item using jquery
We use extends when we want to create a subclass of some class, and this is not android-specific, but part of Java. You might want to follow this tutorial. solved When do we use ‘extends’ in a class in android [closed]
That is called bracket notation. $row is an array, which has properties. In this case, it has named properties, so it is an associative array. An associate array has key/value pairs. It looks like this: $myArray = [ ‘key’ => ‘value’ ]; To echo the value of the property above, you would use echo $myArray[‘key’]; … Read more
Use [NSCalendar currentCalendar] to get NSDateComponents from the current date, especially NSWeekdayCalendarUnit and NSWeekOfYearCalendarUnit. the components will have a member weekday, that ranges from 1 — sunday to 7 — saturday. if it is 1 or 2, create a new componets with weekday 2, if it is 7, add one to weekOfYear and set weekday … Read more
To turn a sub string String into a byte buffer ByteBuffer bb = ByteBuffer.wrap(myString.substring(0,3).getBytes(“UTF-8”)); solved Split string in two parts by length
Internet connection measurement for developers Speedtest CLI brings the trusted technology and global server network behind Speedtest to the command line. Built for software developers, system administrators and computer enthusiasts alike, Speedtest CLI is the first official Linux-native Speedtest application backed by Ookla®. With Speedtest CLI, you can easily: Measure internet connection performance metrics like … Read more
Yes you can. Try something like this: SELECT a.ID, CONCAT(a.name,’ ‘,b.surname) AS FULL_Name FROM table_a a JOIN table_b b ON a.ID = b.ID See this SQLFiddle solved Can we use CONCAT and JOIN together in MySQL? [closed]
Try this: SELECT users2.* FROM users2 LEFT JOIN user_location2 ON user_location2.uid = users2.id LEFT JOIN users_like ul ON ul.uid1 = users2.id WHERE ( 3959 * acos( cos( radians(28.547800068217) ) * cos( radians( `lat` ) ) * cos( radians( `lon` ) – radians(-82.726205977101) ) + sin( radians(28.547800068217) ) * sin( radians( `lat` ) ) ) ) … Read more
This script should work for you. (Place it where you want the text to go). <script> (function(D){ var text=”Loading”; var scripts = D.getElementsByTagName(‘script’); var this_script = scripts[scripts.length – 1]; var container = D.createElement(‘span’); this_script.parentNode.insertBefore(container, this_script); (function next(i){ container.innerHTML += text[i] + ‘ ‘; if(++i < text.length) setTimeout(function(){ next(i); }, 1000); })(0); })(document); </script> 5 solved … Read more
Since you have SSH access do this: Filesystem SSH into the server Change directory to the project root cd /home/< username > delete the public_html folder rm -rf public_html create a symbolic link from public to public_html ln -s /home/< username >/public /home/< username >/public_html Install Laravel dependencies composer install Change permissions chmod -R 755 … Read more
There’s two different ways to go about this: Build a parser – much work, but very flexible and possibly best performance (depending on implementation) Use a regular expression. In your case this could be something like (\d{2,3}\.)+\d{2,3} (shortest string matched should be “111.11”) 2 solved How to make a this specific Pattern [closed]
The following XSLT does what you need (except formatting): <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> <xsl:stylesheet version=”1.0″ xmlns:xsl=”http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform” xmlns:msxsl=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt” exclude-result-prefixes=”msxsl” > <xsl:output method=”xml” indent=”yes” encoding=”iso-8859-1″/> <!– Copy all elements recursively –> <xsl:template match=”@* | node()”> <xsl:copy> <xsl:apply-templates select=”@* | node()”/> </xsl:copy> </xsl:template> <!– Copy this element with subelements –> <xsl:template match=”order”> <!– Save ID for queries –> <xsl:variable … Read more
$(‘#author-dropdown’).attr(“id”,”author-dropdown-extended”).slideDown(); and also change the following to set it back to original state $(‘#author-dropdown-extended’).attr(“id”,”author-dropdown”).slideUp(); I would personally try something like this though… $(‘#showhide’).click(function() { if($(‘.author-dropdown’).is(‘:hidden’)) { $(‘.author-dropdown’).slideDown().removeClass(‘author-dropdown’).addClass(‘author-dropdown-extended’); } else { $(‘.author-dropdown’).slideUp().removeClass(‘author-dropdown-extended’).addClass(‘author-dropdown’); } return false; }); 4 solved I would like to amend my jquery script to add a different #id
No. Two reasons: the function will not know anything about “other” passwords. You don’t want this. What will you do if you hit a duplicate? Tell the user? He will then know someone’s password. solved PHP: Does password_hash() check if the hash generated is unique? (Understanding!)