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MOSS 2007: SPListItem.GetFormattedValue for DateTime fields has a bug?
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SPListItem.GetFormattedValue seems to have a strange behavior for DateTime fields.
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Find the controls in a panel
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I am having a number of panels in my page.
And I am collecting the user information and saving the page details.
The page panel has textbox, dropdown list, listbox.
When I need to come to this page. I need to show the Page if these controls has any values
How to do this.
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Why do C++ streams use char instead of unsigned char?
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I've always wondered why the C++ Standard library has instantiated basic_[io]stream and all its variants using the <code>char</code> type instead of the <code>unsigned char</code> type. <code>char</code> means you can have overflow and underflow for operations ... | 0 | [
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Oracle ADF on JBoss: Wrapped Jdbc Connection problem.
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I'm trying to run an application using Oracle ADF Business Components on a JBoss Server.
I've maneged to deploy it, but when I try to load the page I get this:
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Limit file access to specific users in IIS
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I'm running an ASP.NET web site on IIS 6.0 (Windows 2003), and the site uses "integrated windows authentication". The IWA configuration is not a must (until now), but is configured anyway. The application pool runs as the "Network Service". Also, in web.config, there's th... | 0 | [
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Is Configuration.GenerateSchemaUpdateScript() in NHibernate a good way to manage db schema changes
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I'm using NHibernate mappings as a defining schema for my app in the development phase and for the schema definition I'm using the `NHibernate.Tool.hbm2ddl.SchemaExport()` method to generate a createscript.
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XPath vs DeSerialization: which one is better in performance for read operations
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I'm passing small (2-10 KB)XML documents as input to a WCF service. now I've two option to read data values from incoming XML
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SQL server reporting services report firing when opened
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T SQL - Eloquent replacement of Correlated Subquery
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java 6 language compared with c# 3.0 language
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There exists a very good talk about c# vs. java where H.Mössenböck compares the two languages. Thats from 2003, c# 2.0 compared with java 1.5.
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http://dotnet.jku.at/
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(WF) workflow design patterns .net 3.0
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I have some workflow to work with in Worflow foundation. I need to follow some workflow design patterns
Some best performances in workflow
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JDBC - Oracle ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
===
I'm getting an Exception while trying to insert a row in oracle table.
I'm using ojdbc5.jar for oracle 11
this is the sql i'm trying
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===
I am looking for the best way to implement a winform with different languages, but i don't want to use the resources files of Visual Studio because you always have to recompile.
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Recurring Payments in PayPal
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I am trying to use the Recurring payment API offered by PayPal.
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===
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Avoid trailing zeroes in printf()
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Calling c# function from javascript
===
I want to call a c# function from my javascript function.
I have a link button in my ascx (please see the code below). The problem is that if you press enter in firefox is not working however it is working fine in internet explorer.
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Input Audio as a Stream in CF 3.5
===
I googled around and coulnd't really find an answer.
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How to correctly open a FileStream for usage with an XDocument
===
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Java XML: how to output the namespace of child elements ?
===
I'm using Java's [Transformer][1] class to process an XML Document object.
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Using WCF to send a signed Request and receive an unsigned Response
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I'm working with a .NET dev team who are trying to interface with a web service that uses WS-Security, and although the service requires signed requests it only returns unsigned responses.
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Call C# methods from C++ without using COM
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Functional languages with concurrent garbage collectors?
===
Microsoft's new F# programming language provides the powerful combination of functional programming (first-class lexical closures and tail calls) with an efficient concurrent garbage collector that makes it easy to leverage multicores.
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Can I implement DisposeBase abstract class?
===
Is there a catch or hidden problem in using a [DisposableBase base class][1] instead of recoding the Dispose pattern on every class?
Why aren't everyone using such a class?
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Compile a version agnostic .DLL in .NET (Using Manifests?)
===
SCENARIO:
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===
Is it possible to get the originating port from an ActionExecutingContext object? If so, how? | 0 | [
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Loading a list on an EJB
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Hyperlink that will open document using DAV protocol?
===
I have a DAV server (Oracle Portal in this case). If I open word and then enter the DAV URL of a document, I'm correctly prompted for username/password and the document is checked out. I can edit it and just click Save to save it back to the server. So far, so ... | 0 | [
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script language for flash and c++?
===
I spend hours every week coding my own personal projects.
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How to include System.IO.FileSystem object for .aspx page
===
How do I define aspx file to use System.IO namespace, compiled does not recoqnice filesystem object in my ASPX file. I just need to write something to a small log text file .
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Multiple methods that need to be handled the same way
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We're building a text templating engine out of a custom HttpModule that replaces tags in our HTML with whole sections of text from an XML file.
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Why, when I impersonate within a WCF service, can my service not load System.Transactions when I try to run a LINQ to SQL query?
===
I have a WCF service, hosted in IIS 7.0 that needs to run database queries. In order to get the right permissions to do this I am impersonating within the service as follows:
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===
I need to check the `RequestType` of an `HttpRequest` in ASP.NET. I know that I can just use the string values "`POST`" or "`GET`" for the request type, but I could have sworn there was a constant somewhere in some class in .NET that contained the... | 0 | [
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ebay query into mysql?
===
I would like to know if it is possible,
To extract the userid from an ebay page and insert it into mysql as part of an insert statement? Otherwise what would be the best way to do this?
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strtolower on passing a session to a variable, is that legal?
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Is it alright to do this?
$author = strtolower($_SESSION['valid_username']);
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How can I run sql server stored procedures in parallel?
===
I want to do something like:
exec sproc1 and sproc2 at the same time
when they are both finished exec sproc3
I can do this in dts.
Is there a way to do it in transact sql?
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In ASP.NET what is the best way to convert a PDF file to a HTML string?
===
What my users will do is select an PDF file on there machine that I need to convert into a HTML string to save into the database.
How do I convert a PDF file to a HTML string?
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How can I get PHPUnit MockObjects to return differernt values based on a parameter?
===
I've got a PHPUnit mock object that returns "return value" no matter what its arguments:
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python argument binders
===
how can I bind arguments to a python method to store a nullary functor for later invocation? similar to C++'s boost::bind | 0 | [
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Longest running unit tests?
===
How can I find the junit tests in my suite that take the longest amount of time to run? The default output of the junitreport ant task is helpful, but our suite has thousands of tests organized into many smaller suites, so it gets tedious, and the worst offenders are always changing. | 0 | [
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how to disable default context menu for certain elements in mozilla using Prototype?
===
I'm trying to expand navigation options of the context menu on certain elements (specifically, h1 and h2 tags)
I want to prevent the browser's default action when right-clicking on those elements.
I found nice information at t... | 0 | [
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Is there a Maximum Length for userPrincipalName in Active Directory?
===
I am writing an application that is linked to Active Directory, and I need to store the userPrincipalName in a database table, but I do not know how big the field would need to be.
[On MSDN][1], no Length is given, and neither in [RFC 822][2].... | 0 | [
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How do I add custom column to existing WSS list template
===
I need to use feature stapler to add some text columns to Posts list inside OOTB blog site definition. I plan not to use site columns, but only to add those columns to list (I don't use site columns because I have multiple site collections and there will be ... | 0 | [
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Algorithm to add two digits to the end of a number to calculate a specific modulus?
===
So, lets say I have a number 123456. 123456 % 97 = 72. How can I determine what two digits need to be added to the end of 123456 such that the new number % 97 = 1? Note--it must always be two digits.
For example, 123456**76**... | 0 | [
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JSEclipse Alternatives in Ganymede
===
I've been having a lot of problems with JSEclipse in Ganymede, but I haven't had much luck finding an alternative that's compatible with Ganymede (eclipse 3.4).
All I'm really looking for is code-highlighting. Anyone have any good alternatives, or do I just need to suck it up ... | 0 | [
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WCF and Java
===
What is the functional equivalent of [Windows Communication Foundation][1] in Java 6?
[1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa663324.aspx | 0 | [
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Have you tinkered with Rel?
===
I would like to hear opinions or peoples experiences regarding [Rel][1]. Is it destined for the dustbin, or is it the next big thing in programming? I haven't tried doing anything with it yet (and it looks like you really can't at this point), but I'm intrigued by a few of the concept... | 0 | [
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Best way to read structured binary files with Java
===
I have to read a binary file in a legacy format with Java.
In a nutshell the file has a header consisting of several integers, bytes and fixed-length char arrays, followed by a list of records which also consist of integers and chars.
In any other language ... | 0 | [
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Are there any MySQL functions to get all rows with with a start or end date that fall between a given start and end date?
===
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Invoke Blue Screen of Death using Managed Code
===
Just curious here: is it possible to invoke a Windows Blue Screen of Death using .net managed code under Windows XP/Vista? And if it is possible, what could the example code be?
Just for the record, this is not for any malicious purpose, I am just wondering what ki... | 0 | [
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Dictionary or If statements, Jython
===
I am writing a script at the moment that will grab certain information from HTML using dom4j.
Since Python/Jython does not have a native **switch** statement I decided to use a whole bunch of **if** statements that call the appropriate method, like below:
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displaytag, grouping and blank lines
===
I'm looking for a way to do grouping with [displaytag][1] but with the group title separated from the detail. It's probably not all that clear, so here is an example :
If I just add groups to a displaytag table, I end up with womething like :
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JAXB - Remove 'standalone="yes"' from generated XML
===
Do you know of a JAXB setting to prevent **standalone="yes"** from being generated in the resulting XML?
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Best practice for moving live web apps to new servers?
===
I am tasked with moving quite a few web apps including the databases to new servers, they are ASP.NET. I was not the one to create and setup these originally so I must try and figure out what exactly I need to replicate in order to not break anything and so th... | 0 | [
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Alternatives to MS project server
===
I manage a small group and I'd keep my work breakdown in project. However, it's difficult to provide my team with an adequate view into the project and ability to report on their progress. I looked at MS Project Server (the sharepoint webpart) but it's an expensive proposition.
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How to force a control to not pass a click event up the tree? WPF C#
===
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Unable to turn on SecureSocketLayer with DirectoryServices.Protocols.LdapConnection
===
I am trying to fix a bug with SSL in a product and noticed that although the code sets SSL to be true, in the next line in the code SSL is still at false. I wrote a unit test for this and the unit test confirms my suspicions.
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Calling an XLL from (unmanaged) C++
===
I have an XLL Excel addin and now another team wants to use the same functionality in their project (unmanaged C++). Is there a way to interface with this XLL directly from C++? | 0 | [
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How-to: Proper redirect with Relative URLs ASP.NET
===
I have an authentication script (**`CheckLogin.aspx`**), and if any of the credentials do not match my application will redirect (via **`Server.Transfer`**) to the access denied page (**`forbidden.aspx`**). Each time my script runs,it gets an **`InvalidOperationE... | 0 | [
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SOAP Client in C# without access to a WSDL-file
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How do I set my mouse cursor to the hybrid hourglass and arrow in code? (.NET)
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iPhone image upload in background.
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Free NHibernate helper tools?
===
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Filewatcher created event
===
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Reolving a Git conflict with binary files
===
I've been using Git on Windows (msysgit) to track changes for some design work I've been doing.
Today I've been working on a different PC (brian) and am now trying to merge the edits done today back into my regular local version on my laptop.
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How does one copy a dialog resource from one project to another in evc OR vs6
===
I've got two branches of code. 1 has a dialog box that the other doesn't, but because of politics the dialog box wasn't moved into the newest branch. Now they want it in...
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Javascript to sort contents of select element
===
is there a quick way to sort the items of a select element?
Or I have to resort to writing javascript?
Please any ideas.
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Free OpenMosix replacement?
===
I was shocked to learn that OpenMosix is [closed][1]. Can you suggest any similar free tool for linux.
For those who don't know, OpenMosix is
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How to group multiple result sets in a report?
===
I am using ActiveReports with ASP.NET but I think answer for any similar reporting component will do.
I have two resultset to merge and show in a single report, like:
Table 1:
Name Job Start End
Jack Some service 1992 1997
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User Control in FHP Doesn't Initialize
===
I am programming Outlook 2003 using Visual Studio 2008.
Add-in uses embedded user control in folder's home page, exactly as it was
recommended. Here is HTML code that is using:
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Combine LocBaml and Resources in single satellite assembly
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How to Force Javascript to Execute within HTML Response to Ajax Request
===
We're using Prototype for all of our Ajax request handling and to keep things simple we simple render HTML content which is then assigned to the appropriate div using the following function:
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What simple syntax can be used for rich text?
===
I want in an application with a simple text input, enriched with some marks to include formatting or semantic labeling. I want the syntax as easy as possible and I want to include self-defined labels.
Example:
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ASP.NET: Impersonate against a domain on VMWare
===
I need to impersonate myself as a domain user in a ASP.NET application running on VMWare machine. Since the VMWare machine is not itself in the domain, ASP.NET is unable to resolve the user token (specified in web.config). Is there a way to do that?
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===
and to spice things a bit , what is the best approach for globalization in Asp.net Mvc App | 0 | [
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.NET set image display size
===
I am using some custom controls one of which is a tooltip controller that can display images, so I am using th ebelow code to instantiate it:
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ASP.Net Client Events on DropDownList?
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Programmatically navigating to the Windows Mobile home screen
===
We have an application that downloads some files in the background. Our application pops up when an Internet connection is made, and after prompting the user to accept the downloads, we'd like to switch back to the home screen while we do our stuff.
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Extract Expression Tree From Action
===
I'm just starting out playing around with Linq Expressions and I've hit a wall. I need to create an Expression Tree from an Action. Unfortunetly I can't get the Action as an Expression, this is basically what I've got to work with:
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Simulating connection problems for .NET HttpWebRequest
===
Are there ways to programmatically simulate connection problems (slow connection, response does not complete, connection gets dropped, etc.) when using the HttpWebRequest class?
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ASP.NET modifing the HTML of a page before it is sent to the client
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I need to catch the HTML of a ASP.NET just before it is being sent to the client in order to do last minute string manipulations on it, and then send the modified version to the client.
E.G.
The Page is loaded
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RIA Server Architecture .NET
===
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How do I disable the WPF WebBrowser control's click noise?
===
I've got a simple little WPF app with a TextBox and a WebBrowser control. As I type into the TextBox the WebBrowser updates with its content.
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Git - how do I view the change history of a file
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<p>How can I view the change history of an individual file, complete with what has changed ?</p>
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best way to communicate with a programmer
===
what are the best set of details to give to a programmer to define a project?
put simply, i know what i want done, but nothing about programming and so what is the best way to define my project to a programmer so he/she gives me what i need.
i.e
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Why do various Linux distros use different package managers?
===
Why do Linux distros have different package managers?
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LINQ to XML optional element query
===
I'm working with an existing XML document which has a structure (in part) like so:
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Keep window on top and steal focus in WinForms
===
I realize that this would be COMPLETELY bad practice in normal situations, but this is just for a test app that needs to be taking input from a bar code scanner (emulating a keyboard). The problem is that I need to start up some scripts while scanning, so I need to w... | 0 | [
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Enumerating all strings in resx
===
We would like to enumerate all strings in a resource file in .NET (resx file). We want this to generate a javascript object containing all these key-value pairs. We do this now for satellite assemblies with code like this (this is VB.NET, but any example code is fine):
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I'm trying to write an iterator for results from a PDO statement but I can't find any way of rewinding to the first row. I would like to avoid the overhead of calling fetchAll and storing all the result data.
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CEditListCtrl
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How to implement CEditListCtrl?. List control with edit capabality (Report/Grid view).
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Rewrite this code: clickable divs
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Can I specify a set of base parameters for a Linq-to-sql DataContext?
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