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Uploading Files with ASP.Net MVC - get name but no file stream, what am I doing wrong?
===
I have this form in my view:
<form method="post" enctype="mulitipart/form-data" action="/Task/SaveFile">
<input type="file" id="FileBlob" name="FileBlob"/>
<input type="submit" value="Save"/>
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Handling Different Resolutions in Visual Studio 2008 for .NET CF
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I am developing a .NET CF based Graphics Application, my project involves a lot of drawing images, We have decided to go for porting the application on different handset resolution.(240 X 240 , 480 X 640) etc.
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Hash Collision - what are the chances?
===
I have some code on my PHP powered site that creates a random hash (using sha1()) and I use it to match records in the database. This is to obfuscate things like id's in query strings which can (and usually are) sequential, and I don't want anyone changing it in the query str... | 0 | [
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Why Virtualize the mobile platform ??
===
Virtualizing the mobile is way different from virtualizing the server or the desktop, where in the the hardware components are almost standardized [like the keyboard, mouse , usb, LAN etc] so the hardware could be easily abstracted for any of the OS.
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Updating The Status Bar Of An MMC Snapin
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I'm writing an MMC snap-in that grabs some data from a database and puts it into a form. I want to update the status line to say how many records were found. I have the ASyncStatus object, but calling Complete, like the example code does, results in nothing. I'm stumped.
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Javascript libraries to extend built in data type objects
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There are a number of great Javascript libraries\frameworks out there (jQuery, Prototype, MooTools, etc.), but they all seem to focus on DOM interaction and AJAX functionality. I haven't found any that focus on extending the built-in data types (String, Dat... | 0 | [
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Is COM dead ???
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What are profound advantages that one get when using COM for developing components over the WCF ?? Is there anything that can be done with COM and not with WCF ?? | 0 | [
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Win2k8 + SQL Server 2008 x64 - AMD Quad Opteron vs Intel Quad Xeon - Real Benchmarks
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Prolog: Filtering a list?
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I'm currently working on a very short project on Prolog, and just got stuck trying to apply a "filter" I have created to a list. I have what you could call the filter ready, but I can't apply it. It'd be better if I illustrate:
filter(A, B)
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Switching tasks increases time: scientifically proven?
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Is there any scientific data available regarding the impact on delivery time due to switching between tasks?
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python (jython) archiving library.
===
Is there a neat archiving library that automatically handles archiving a folder or directories for you out there?
I am using Jython, so Java libs are also open for use.
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Igonre NullReferenceException when reading object properties
===
Is there any way to direct C# to ignore NullReferenceException (or any specific exception for that matter) for a set of statements.
This is useful when trying to read properties from a deserialized object that may contain many null objects in it.
Havi... | 0 | [
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Can the DMV views get reset without kicking eveyone out of the db?
===
I have seen posts that show three ways to reset the DMV views:
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2. Detatch the database
3. Close the database
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Fetching Core Data entities, but not sub-entities
===
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If you set the Entity Name of the array cont... | 0 | [
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Browser handling feeds to show up with a "friendly" interface
===
Do developers have to put certain/extra elements in the feed's XML file or attributes in the hyperlink for the browser to recognize that it's a feed that can be subscribed to? Or do browsers do that automatically as long as the XML validates?
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Is it really worth porting from VC6 ->vc2005,2008?
===
What are all the problem that you foresee in doing that. | 0 | [
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How to debug code that uses boost w/o losing sanity?
===
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Changing the database at runtime in Grails application
===
I am wondering if there is a way to change the database at runtime in grails - e.g., in most commercial/opensource CMS, they allow the database server to be hosted elsewhere, and you can specify the address in some config screen at runtime.
since grails co... | 0 | [
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How to make the keywords recognizable in simpleparse?
===
I've been trying to create a parser using simpleparse. I've defined the grammar like this:
<w> := [ \n]*
statement_list := statement,(w,statement)?
statement := "MOVE",w,word,w,"TO",w,(word,w)+
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How to handle conflicting keybindings
===
[paredit](http://mumble.net/~campbell/emacs/paredit.el) binds `M-<up>` and `M-<down>`, but I want [windmove](http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/WindMove) to own those keybindings. I have paredit-mode set to activate in certain modes only, but windmove is set to run globally. I w... | 0 | [
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Can I access the datafile of an img tag from JavaScript
===
I want to, from JavaScript, access as a variable the file that is loaded as an image in an img tag. I don't want to access it's name, but the actual data.
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Are there JavaScript Bindingings for MySQL?
===
I want to access a MySQL database directly from JavaScript in an HTML page in FireFox.
Does such a library exist?
To be very clear **CGI+AJAX will not work**
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Ruby's subclassing and Qt's signals/slots don't work together as expected
===
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Which are the GNU Emacs modes/extensions you can't live without?
===
I have been using GNU Emacs for as long as I can remember. The Emacs modes I use regularly are:
- Tramp
- Template
- Color-theme
- Python
- VCS
- SLIME
- Paredit
- Uniquify
- RCIRC
- Org
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Automate download of BusinessObjecs Web Intelligence reports
===
I'm tasked with automating the retrieval of a couple of [BusinessObjects Web Intelligence][1] reports and further processing thereof.
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===
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===
In a JSF dataTable I want to display the row index next to the rows... like:
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Expectaions on Partial Mock - NullReference Exception
===
I've a problem with partial mocking using Rhino Mocks:
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Using a IF Statement within a TSQL UPDATE
===
I want to update two columns in a table. The value of the second column is dependant upon the first; If the first is Null the second's value is 'false', otherwise it is 'true'.
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Modifying controls with Form.Controls
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I'm passing a reference of a form to a class. Within this class I believed I could use `formRef->Controls["controlName"]` to access properties on the control.
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How to add a TableRow/TableCell to an ASP.NET table from Javascript?
===
What is the best way to dynamically add TableRows and TableCells to an ASP.NET table from Javascript?
Thanks,
Jeff | 0 | [
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Best book on Scrum in German
===
Can anyone recommend a good Scrum book in German? We are organizing some Scrum training but I would also like to get the team to read something as a primer. We have the classic "Agile Software Development with Scrum" book (Schwaber/Beedle) in English but it doesn't seem to be available... | 0 | [
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LINQ To SQL operations with nested POCO's
===
Ok well I've been trying to convert my model to use LINQ but didn't want to throw away my current DTO's and their interfaces which are scattered through the domain.
I managed to find this blog post which has outlined the process quite nicely:
[Achieving POCOs in LINQ... | 0 | [
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SQL query to cehck blank cell in Excel
===
I have data in excel sheet that has two columns and 10 rows. Some of the rows for First column has blank value. Excel shows it as (blank) on putting aut filter on colunm
I am querying the excel sheet from C# 2.0 to find out if first column contains a blank.
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Is there syntactic sugar for binding a value inside an anonymous function in Scala?
===
Instead of writing
((x: Double) => (((y: Double) => y*y))(x+x))(3)
I would like to write something like
((x: Double) => let y=x+x in y*y)(3)
Is there anything like this sort of syntactic sugar in Scala?
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Creating an answers file for a 3rd party software (Non OS install)
===
Ok guys any idea how i may go about creating an answers file for an unattended install for say WinAmp?
So far all my research points to is doing an unattended install for windows or some other OS. What I want to do is create an unattended instal... | 0 | [
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C# member variable initialization; best practice?
===
Is it better to initialize class member variables on declaration
private List<Thing> _things = new List<Thing>();
private int _arb = 99;
or in the default constructor?
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private int _arb;
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Access Denied when Reading/Writing to Program FIles
===
I have a small program that is installed in a custom folder in the program files, but when I tried to read or write to files that are needed to operate, the program raises an Access Denied Exeption. How can I elevte the program, with the user's permission of cour... | 0 | [
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How to show Vista style balloon hints in Delphi?
===
On input validation, I'm using balloon tips instead of message boxes.
My problem is that on Vista, they have the old XP style with the rounded corners, not the newer more rectangle like appearance.
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Open source
===
If i have an idea for a new program, and i would like to make it open source, what would be the best language to write it in, with regards to possibly porting it to other platforms, i.e. linux etc. I will be writing it for windows for a start. | 0 | [
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Is there a semantic version of <u>?
===
In XHTML Strict, it seems that you're not allowed to use the `<u>` tag any more. Is there a semantic equivalent like there is for `<b>` and `<i>`? If not, is there any convention for how to markup underlined text in XHTML?
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Getting to the query string (GET request array) inside a web service in .NET
===
I'm looking to find a way to access the .net query string contained in the standard ASP.NET request object inside a web service. In other words if I set a SOAP web service to this url:
http://localhost/service.asmx?id=2
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===
Does anyone use Maven2 with Clearcase, and how easy is it to integrate the two? | 0 | [
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String replace function
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i have following string
String str = "replace :) :) with sm other string";
And i want to replace first occurance of ':)' with sm other string
And i used str.replaceFirst(":)","hi");
it gives following exception
"Unmatched closing ')'"
i tried using replace function but it... | 0 | [
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SVN Doubt - VMWARE Image / Install / Hosted which would you pick?
===
I'm having some dounts on how to set up my SVN stuff.
First my situation:
Programmer working alone on most stuff, outside access not needed (yet).
I want:<ul>
<li>A speedy SVN, preferably free.
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Name Value pairs and fact tables
===
I'm working on a star schema for analysis of posted form data. The site that the form data will be posted to is actually external to the site hosting the form, so only the data in the form will be available. I'm going to give the option to include some extra useful information with... | 0 | [
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ms c++ get pid of current process
===
Part of my application is in C++ under windows. I need the process id for the current process. Any thoughts? | 0 | [
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Looking for a strong Build Management system
===
My team works on a Medium sized product which takes about 2 hours to build on a single dual-core machine.
As part of an effort to improve productivity I am looking for alternatives to improve hour build process.
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Do event handlers stop garbage collection from occuring?
===
If I have the following code:
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pClass.MyEvent += MyFunction;
pClass = null;
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How do I verify that my LINQ-to-SQL model matches the database schema?
===
I am absolutely new to the .NET world, and started with C# on friday. I have some experience with database apps, though.
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Does the new 'dynamic' C# 4.0 keyword deprecate the 'var' keyword ?
===
When C# 4.0 comes out and we have the dynamic keyword as described in this [excellent presentation by Anders Hejlsberg][1], (C# is evolving faster than I can keep up.. I didn't have much time to acquaint myself with the var keyword)
Would I sti... | 0 | [
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Built-in List that can be accessed by index and key
===
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Limiting records returned by a sqldatasource, using session variable in where clause
===
I have a web application which has a Sql Server database on the backend. As the site will be rolled out to different clients (or different virtual directories in IIS), each client derivative of the site will use the same backend.
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making pictures center horizontally in a layer
===
I have the following code
<html>
<head>
<title>Test</title>
<style type="text/css">
<!--
body,td,th {
color: #FFFFFF;
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body {
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===
I have the following code that I need to add an additonal object to after the results have been retrieved from the databse. Any Ideas on how I might to this ?
public IEnumerable<ProdPriceDisplay> GetShopProductsPrices()
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===
I'm trying to read a value from a file and use it in a subsequent command.
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Java generics - passing a collection of subtype to a method requiring a collection of base type
===
How to do this in Java - passing a collection of subtype to a method requiring a collection of base type?
The example below gives:
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Find files in git repo over x megabytes, that don't exist in HEAD
===
I have a git repository I store random things in. Mostly random scripts, text files, websites I've designed and so on.
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How do I relate one table to many different tables?
===
I have a list of tables i.e. student, teacher, staff, deptt. and so on and each of these tables have comments specific to them. Now one record in a table can have one or many comments that shows its a one to many relation from any table to comments table. I don't... | 0 | [
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How to call a stored procedure from iReport?
===
I'm trying to **call a stored procedure that receives a parameter from the iReport** plugin wizard of Netbeans 6.1, how can I successfully accomplish this task?
_Other technical details are: using MySQL 5.0.51a-17, and iReport designer 1.0._
Thanks!
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How can i remove unused css classes from my website project?
===
My project has collected CSS entropy (unused classes) during its course of development.
Now in order to keep the CSS file small, I want to remove all unused CSS references. But doing that manually involves searching for each class in the entire projec... | 0 | [
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Access VBA: How to select particular columns in ado using getstring?
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When we use getstring to get data from a recordset(ADO) then it returns all the columns, if only particular columns are required then how do we modify the getstring statement?#
Thanks
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FireFox retsarts Flash movie if enclosing DIV properties change
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I have a Flash movie embedded in some DIV. The trouble is that when I change any property of the enclosing DIV dynamically, FireFox (not other browsers) restarts/reinitializes Flash movie effectively reseting the whole progress (i.e. file selection fo... | 0 | [
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.net image button click not working in internet explorer but working fine in mozilla
===
I have written c# code for ascx. I am trying to send an email on the click of image button. Please see the code below.
Here is the codebehind function which is called on submit button click.
<%@ Control Language="C#" %>
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Good article/blog/tutorial for using open source rules engine (nxBRE) in the application development
===
Can anyone please point me to any Good article/blog/tutorial/screen cast for using open source rules engine (nxBRE) in the application development?
Thanks & Regards,
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Include ib_logfiles in backup?
===
The short question:<br/>
Is it safe skip ib_logfile* files while creating custom-made backup of MySQL installation with InnoDB engine used?
Custom-made backup is just copy all (or subset of) /var/lib/mysql + /etc/my.cnf to safe place.
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c# How can I expand an item within a listbox to occupy multiple lines?
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Currently I have a ListBox (using the Details View). I would like to implement the behaviour whereby when a user selects a single item (log entry) the log entry expands (from one line to multiple lines) to provide more detailed information abou... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC Beta 1 - Does It Support Strongly Typed View Data?
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In previous releases there were 3 ways to pass data from controller to view AFAIK (shown below).
I want to use method (2) with MVC Beta 1, but I can't find the renderView method. So what's the new syntax (if it's still possible)? Thanks in advance.... | 0 | [
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How can I make SMTP authenticated in C#
===
I create new ASP.NET web application that use SMTP to send message. The problem is the smtp was not authenticated from who send the message.
My Question is:
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Changing java lookandfeel without modifying the application
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Is it possible to change java lookandfeel without modifying the program in a real-world environment?
I know that theoretically the answer is yes. I also created demo applications and changed the lookandfeel even at runtime and it worked. But when I cre... | 0 | [
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How can a function with 'varargs' retrieve the contents of the stack?
===
Normally, in Delphi one would declare a function with a variable number of arguments using the 'array of const' method. However, for compatibility with code written in C, there's an much-unknown 'varargs' directive that can be added to a functi... | 0 | [
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What are the key factors that ensure successful ASP.NET application scalability?
===
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How to manage frequently modified production code?
===
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Get all named instances in a flash movie
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===
Starting with asp.net 2.0 the debug=true in the compilation section of the web.config file is deciding if the website/webservice will be compiled with debug information or not. But the compilation output is a lot of "gibberish" under the ASP.Net Temporary f... | 0 | [
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Dump hidden (or minimized) X11 window
===
I'd like to dump the contents of an X window. Like this:
xwd -id <window_id> | convert - capture.png
... which works quite well as long as the target window is not hidden (totally or partially behind other windows) or minimized.
Any idea on how to do this?
I gues... | 0 | [
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In an ASP.NET Web Setup Project, can I disable anonymous access in IIS?
===
I have a really simple ASP.NET web application and a web setup project that deploys the project output and content files to a virtual directory in IIS.
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WSH mapping drives leaves default path set
===
I wrote the following javascript to put in my startup folder to work around some problems with mapping drives. Unfortunately it has the side effect of starting command prompts with H:\ as current directory. How can I get around this?
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Looping in Django forms
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I've just started building a prototype application in Django. I started out by working through the [Django app tutorial on the Django site][1] which was pretty helpful, and gave me what I needed to get started. Now I have a couple of what I hope are very simple questions:
I want to put a... | 0 | [
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What is a good reference guide for Django
===
I've just started using Django, and have never programmed in Python before. I really feel the need for a Django / Python reference guide, either online or in book form. Anyone know of a good one? I'm really looking for a reference guide, rather than a "how-to" guide, as th... | 0 | [
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Fibonacci coding
===
Can anybody suggest a good book/paper/website/background reading about universal codes for integers and especially Fibonacci code (in the sense of <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_code>)? Thanks! | 0 | [
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Firefox CSS: Given 2 divs, how can I float the *second* one to the right using static positioning?
===
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CSS2 Selectors and Style override
===
This is the HTML:
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<span>hello</span>
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How do I reliably determine the window handle of a given Outlook inspector window with WordMail turned on from inside a COM-Addin (Outlook <=2003)?
===
[This code is called from within the `Inspector.Activate` event handler, i.e. right before the inspector window is actually shown.]
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Production Release Best practises for Oracle Applications or any ERP system
===
Can we have the best practices for Production release when working with ERP system like Oracle Apps.
What is the best way to automate the release ?
I am thinking of a typical Development -Test - Production environment.
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What caching schema (in Rails) would best suit my problem?
===
First of all, let me say I am very new to rails, have been working with it for only a couple of days.
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How do I disable visual styles for just one control, and not its children?
===
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How do I receive clicks outside a form's window?
===
I want to close a System.Windows.Forms.Form if the user clicks anywhere outside it. I've tried using IMessageFilter, but even then none of the messages are passed to PreFilterMessage. How do I receive clicks outside a form's window? | 0 | [
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Convert NVARCHAR to INT skipping non convertibles
===
I need to query a database which is designed so what a NVARCHAR column keeps age of clients. I want group clients using
GROUP BY age / 10
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How to bulk-amend the job step command in ALL sql server agent jobs
===
I have many jobs that have a step to send 1 specific email out to a list of people. That list of reciepients is hardcoded in the step command and I need to remove one person from that list, in all jobs.
How do I loop through ALL the jobs in th... | 0 | [
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Using a custom component as sourcecode in Flash project
===
I have created a small flash CS4 project that has a few custom components ( AS 3),
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I want an eas... | 0 | [
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How can you check for a #hash in a URL using JavaScript?
===
I have some jQuery JavaScript code that I want to run only when there is a hash (#) anchor link in a URL. How can you check for this character using JavaScript? I need a simple catch-all test that would detect URLs like these:
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Where can I get the JSONRequestError code?
===
Following the [JSONRequest proposa][1]l, I've found [code for the JSONRequest object][2]. However, this object depends on JSONRequestError, and the code for that is nowhere to be found.
Anyone know where I can find the code?
Thanks in advance!
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ASP.NET Treeview control supporting drag & drop?
===
Can anybody recommend a treeview component for ASP.NET that supports drag & drop (between it's own nodes - it's for a content management system to rearrage the pages). Don't mind if it's open source or commercial (can't quite stretch to the the [treeview from Teleri... | 0 | [
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tomcat 5.5 - problem with reading resource files
===
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 as my servlet container. My web application deploys via .jar and has some resource files (textual files with strings and configuration parameters) located under its WEB-INF directory. Tomcat 5.5 runs on ubuntu linux. The resource file is read wi... | 0 | [
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WPF UC in Winforms occasionally has an odd border to the left / visually corrupted
===
I have a WPF user control I created that is used to show the state of tasks in my UI. I get the odd report back that the control sometimes has a nasty looking border to the left and I cannot reproduce it.
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best free php poll
===
Can someone suggest me a good free php script to use as a poll for a web-site? I'd need a simple script to show on the web page with the standard multiple option vote + bar chart graph. Also an admin interface with add / edit / delete poll would be required. | 0 | [
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How to build EAR/WAR for Websphere Application Server by Eclipse?
===
IBM Rational Application Developer is very slow and have many problems?
I try to using ant scripts for build EAR/WAR files or Websphere Application Server
but it not work.
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