You should really have tried this yourself first, but in PHP it’s pretty basic <?php if(isset($_GET[‘id’])){ if($_GET[‘id’] == xx){ header(‘Location: http://www.anotherURL.com’); exit (); } } ?> Substitute xx for whatever you want to test the id against. 3 solved How to redirect to another URL if query string match? [closed]
With out code I can not help you but I think you do not have the direction or road map . let me show you the road map so that you know how to achieve what you want to do : implement the click listener on list view. the click should be according to your … Read more
You should wrap the url in an “<a></a>” tag as some email clients won’t automatically convert urls to links: <a href=”http://tms.example.com”>http://tms.example.com</a> solved Make it as Web Link [closed]
A template is basically a visual representation of something (like data I.E), can be dynamic or not, the template should hold placeholders that will be replaced with values passed to the template. Usually a template is a skeleton that should serve only as the visual representation (styles, markup). The main purpose of templates is to … Read more
Figured it out: .//*[not(descendant::X or ancestor-or-self::X)][parent::*[descendant::X]] solved XPath to select top-level elements not on the path to a given element
You might want to start with database answers. This is a large collection of database models, offered for free. Many of them have no implementation alonmg with them, so they are just a starting point for a do it yourself project. But the author has done a lot of work clarifying the problem. I don’t … Read more
I apologies for my 1st comment. I made mistake to understand your question. and run your project in iphone simulator. but , now I have successfully solved your issue . You have set InterfaceController as class of both the controller in storyboard . I have attach image with your issue. Issue:- Here i have attached … Read more
Something like this should do it for you : serviceConfigList.stream() .filter(ser -> ser.getValid().equals(“true”)) .forEach(ser -> { Connection.SERVICE_PORT = ser.getPort(); Connection.SERVICE_ADDRESS = ser.getIp(); // other code.. }); PS : I don’t have your complete code. So can’t help more. 4 solved Using Java 8 lambda and Stream for information extraction
As a work around for this problem, you can use like this, var interval = setInterval(function() { if ($(‘.weatherCity’).length) { $(‘.weatherCity’).each(function() { if ($(this).text().trim() == ‘London’) { $(this).text(‘London Weather’); } }); clearInterval(interval); } }, 100); Fiddle Constantly checks for the element using setInterval and stop checking once it is found. solved If text() equal do … Read more
Try Android Studio for native android development. here is the link For iOS development use Xcode. You will need a mac computer for this. here is the link 2 solved In need of an IDE to make an app with a powerful Ui [closed]
WITH sample_data AS (SELECT 1 AS id, 10 AS age, 11 AS name, ‘A’ AS type FROM dual UNION ALL SELECT 2, 0, 1, ‘B’ FROM dual UNION ALL SELECT 3, 9, 11, ‘C’ FROM dual UNION ALL SELECT 4, 10, 11, ‘D’ FROM dual UNION ALL SELECT 5, 10, 11, ‘E’ FROM dual UNION … Read more
sed is your friend. The result can be stored in a new file. Give a try to this tested command below: sed s/,/\’,\’/ file.txt > result.txt The sed man page contains information. The test output: $ cat input.txt apple,orange,house foo,bar,woops $ sed s/,/\’,\’/ input.txt > result.txt $ cat result.txt apple’,’orange,house foo’,’bar,woops solved Replacing first occurrence … Read more
I echo the comment above. I believe StackOverflow is not a code writing service unless something changed very recently. However, let’s look at the code you posted. I think it would help to refactor this code into a more logical sense before attempting this in Javascript. That should make it easier to transpose. Every time … Read more
The one-line answer using the min function with personalized key would be min(chars_dict, key=lambda(item): chars_dict[item][‘hp’]) I think it’s the best solution, because you want to find the element with the lowest ‘hp’. Also, if you’re using dictionaries as containers with constant keys, it may be better to use custom classes. And if the keys in … Read more
There are perhaps a couple of approaches you could take to this – both would be making massive assumptions and be unreliable at best! The first approach would be a responsive media query. You could presume that a mobile phone has a screen size greater than x and less than y. For example: @media only … Read more