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Dynamic ASP.NET MVC Routes
===
I have a requirement to dynamically change a ASP.NET MVC route depending on the contents of the URL.
For example:
routes.MapRoute(
"Default",
"{controller}/{action}/{id}/{value}",
new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = 0, value = "" }
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Is 1 for TRUE or FALSE ?
===
I always forget :S
**How do you remember which number stands for TRUE or FALSE?**
*(when I started css the colors black and white always confused me. Is white #FFFFFF or #000000. A trick I came up with: black is 0,because z0rr0 is dressed in …)*
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Database Access
===
I want to write a new application that will use a DBMS. In the design stages of this application and weighing the options I found out that the there will be a lot of database accessing which means many queries. My biggest concern with developing this system is the unwieldy nature of SQL select, upd... | 0 | [
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Stream compression for network traffic.
===
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===
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How can I implement commit/rollback for MySQL in PHP?
===
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An easy way to run an APS.Net aplication at home?
===
I'd like to run some small private/home applications on a local machine, but I dislike the idea to set up a full Win2003 Server with IIS for this.
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How does "Find Nearest Locations" work?
===
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Enums in AS3 / Flash / Flex?
===
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ASP.NET MVC Authorization
===
I've seen a lot of posts on here about Authorization in MVC, but I can't seem to find any decent tutorials on it through google, and can't find it on www.asp.net/mvc, does anyone have a decent resource for this stuff? Or is there not an existing Authorization feature in the MVC framework ... | 0 | [
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How to use connection pool with java,MySQL and Tomcat 6
===
How can I use Connection pool in Java+MySQL+Tomcat 6?
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Which programming language requries the most different mindset from C++?
===
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[WPF 3.5 SP1] How to display a progress bar on top of a control
===
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[WPF 3.5 SP1] Where to find the status of the Image Control?
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Representing overloaded methods in UML
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I am attempting to create a UML diagram representative of some Java code.
In a class I have a method that is overloaded.
As far as I know, parameters for methods aren't shown in UML diagrams.
How do I represent method overloading in UML?
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Python CMS for my own website?
===
I'm an accomplished web and database developer, and I'm interested in redesigning my own website.
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Can any processing be done on the model? [MVC]
===
So I've decided to make a big push towards MVC for all new sites I make. I have a question about whether or not you can have any processing on the model level.
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How do you handle templates for MVC websites? [PHP]
===
I have this marked as PHP but only because I'll be using PHP code to show my problem.
So I have some code like this for the controller:
switch ($page)
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require "views/home.php";
break;
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Favourite Colour: Myrtle
===
At work we use [confluence][1].
On occasion it crashes, resulting in an error 500 page being generated.
This page includes some interesting reference information, including:
> **System Information:**
favouriteColour: Myrtle
javaRuntime: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment
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Programming coordinates-based game, like dots or checkers
===
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Visual Studio Performance Choice - ESXi or Vista?
===
Following on from my [earlier question][1], I have today ordered a 300GB VelociRaptor and 8GB of RAM for my home development rig (ASUS PN5-E with an E6600 chip).
I want it to be fast in Visual Studio and flexible as well. I looking at either installing ESXi a... | 0 | [
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What software do you like for personal "To Do lists" (especially using the Getting Things Done approach) ?
===
I know this is a wee bit off topic, but I think a lot of programmers need this sort of thing and many use the GTD approach.
My criteria:
* Easy to add a task to the "inbox" . (Single hotkey and I'm typ... | 0 | [
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Did you mean...? How to Guess What the User Meant to Type (on a 404 Page)
===
I'm customizing the 404 page for my website. I'd like it to include a "Did you mean...?" I need to figure out how to do this.
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What's the deal with ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview 2?
===
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a good book to understand of WinAPI programming
===
I have a course at university where we learning WinAPI programming. As I know c++ a bit, I must say that it is rather hard to deal with WinAPI - all these functions, structures, old-style casts, etc. <br>
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ASP.NET - best queue system for a new application
===
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submit form when elements change
===
In jQuery, if I assign class=auto_submit_form to a form,
it will be submitted whenever any element is changed, with
the following code:
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App crashes on changing tabs that contain ListBoxes with ItemTemplates
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MySQL strict select of rows involving many to many tables
===
I have three tables in the many-to-many format. I.e, table A, B, and AB set up as you'd expect.
Given some set of A ids, I need to select only the rows in AB that match all of the ids.
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Source Control Layout
===
I develop a variety of applications and have 3-4 miscellaneous libraries that I reuse across these apps (one for math, one for database functions etc.).
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Encapsulation in javascript
===
I need to create simple reusable javascript object publishing several methods and parametrized constructor. After reading throw several "OOP in JavaScript" guides I'm sitting here with an empty head. How on the Earth I could do this?
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C++ design question - function only inheritance?
===
I have, for my game, a Packet class, which represents network packet and consists basically of an array of data, and some pure virtual functions
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External Repository Changes
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Creating a Serial Port in code in VB.net
===
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connecting to mysql from cygwin
===
I can successfully connect to MySQL from a DOS prompt, but when I try to connect from cygwin, it just hangs.
$/cygdrive/c/Program\ Files/MySQL/MySQL\ Server\ 5.1/bin/mysql -u root -p
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Can Silverlight 2.0 pages be removed from a collection manually (garbage collected)?
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IEnumerator to generics . .
===
i have a few classes that i am trying to move to using generics
Class1: Curve
this class has the following code:
public class Curve : IEnumerable
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In Python, is there a concise way to use a list comprehension with multiple iterators?
===
Basically, I would like to build a list comprehension over the "cartesian product" of two iterators. Think about the following [Haskell code][1]:
<pre><code>[(i,j) | i <- [1,2], j <- [1..4]]
</code></pre>
which yields
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MVC question . .
===
should the model just be data structure.. where do the services (data access, business logic) sit in MVC.
so lets assume i have a view that shows a list of customer orders
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What happened if CFile::Write throws an exception?
===
Assume that write operation throws an exception hafl-way, is there any data written into the file, or there is no data written in the file?
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CSS: Fixed or Float Layout?
===
My question revolves around CSS Fixed Layout vs a Float Layout that extends to fill the width of the browser.
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running ocaml on Mac OS X gives bus error
===
I've just installed Ocaml on Mac OS X, and when I run the ocaml program I get a "Bus Error" with no other clues to what might be going on. Can anyone offer suggestions on where to go from here?
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How to paste CSV data to Windows Clipboard with X#
===
What I'm trying to accomplish
--
* My app generates some tabular data
* I want the user to be able to launch Excel and click "paste" to place the data as cells in Excel
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===
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Extracting MAC addresses from UUIDs
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To Ajaxify Or Not?
===
I really love the way Ajax makes a web app perform more like a desktop app, but I'm worried about the hits on a high volume site. I'm developing a database app right now that's intranet based, that no more then 2-4 people are going to be accessing at one time. I'm Ajaxing the hell out of it, b... | 0 | [
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SQL select join: is it possible to prefix all columns as 'prefix.*'?
===
I'm wondering if this is possible in SQL. Say you have two tables A and B, and you do a select on table A and join on table B:
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===
As the title states, what are the best places to try and recruit users to try a new Eclipse plugin?
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When AppInitialize method get invoked in ASP.NET?
===
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how can I draw it using starUml
===
I am using staruml, I find it is hard to draw a perfect UML class diagram when the relation is complex.[uml diagram][1]
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Rationale behind return 0 as default value in C/C++
===
Is there a reason why zero is used as a "default" function return value? I noticed that several functions from the stdlib and almost everywhere else, when not returning a proper number (e.g pow(), strcpy()) or an error (negative numbers), simply return zero.
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Python crypt module -- what's the correct use of salts?
===
First, context: I'm trying to create a command-line-based tool (Linux) that
requires login. Accounts on this tool have nothing to do with
system-level accounts -- none of this looks at /etc/passwd.
I am planning to store user accounts in a text file usin... | 0 | [
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Truncate Decimal number not Round Off
===
I want to truncate the decimals like below
i.e.
2.22939393 -> 2.229
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Static Variables, Seperate Compilation
===
I wrote a program out, which was all in one file, and the methods were forward declared in a header. The program initially worked perfectly when it was in one file. But when I separated the program, I kept getting random occurrences for the destructor of one of the classes ... | 0 | [
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===
I would like to know the best way to replace a standard textarea field with a rich text editor in Django Admin? | 0 | [
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HTML and CSS for newbie
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I wanna start HTML and CSS. Did you guys have any idea about how and where to start? Thanks | 0 | [
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Cocoa: Memory management with NSString
===
When creating a string using the following notation:
NSString *foo = @"Bar";
Does one need to release foo? Or is foo autoreleased in this case?
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Activate Firefox tab in Greasemonkey/Javascript? Is this possible?
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How to paginate an ObservableCollection?
===
I have a ListBox with way too many items in it and the UI is getting slower and slower (virtualization is on, etc). So I was thinking about displaying only the first 20 items and allow to user to navigate through the result set (i.e. ObservableCollection).
**Does anybody... | 0 | [
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-moz CSS properties and browser support
===
As of right now I believe only Firefox support -moz-border-radius property. I am surprised that twitter uses it.
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Flash CS3 error: fl.getDocumentDOM() has no properties
===
What causes the publish error:
"fl.getDocumentDOM() has no properties"
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In Ruby, getoptlong destructively parses ARGV. Is there a way around this?
===
I need to invoke getoptlong multiple times, but after the first time ARGV is empty. | 0 | [
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I have a structure that represents a wire format packet. In this structure is an array of other structures. I have generic code that handles this very nicely for most cases but this array of structures case is throwing the marshaller for a loop.
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SharePoint Calendar List : Restrict entering second item with same From and To date
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I want to restrict entry of new item into sharepoint calendar list with the same from and to dates for the same created user. Let me know this can done, accessing sharepoint object model with C#.
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How much overhead does 'Update Check' have for LINQ UPDATES
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I have a simple row that I edit using LINQ. It has about 30 columns, including a primary key numeric sequence.
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Clustering Lat/Longs in a Database
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I've one plist file and I want to parse it and copy it's content into NSArray,and code that I am using for that is.
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Alesis QS MIDI Sysex Data Conversion
===
My aim is to convert a stream of byte code sent from an Alesis synthesizer to a human readable format. I need to be able to take a "Program Dump" and read the 10 character string that makes up the patch name.
In order to receive the "Program Dump" from the synth, I sent the... | 0 | [
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===
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Retrieving product information from an unmanaged executing application in C#/.NET
===
In C#, it is possible to retrieve assembly related information like product name, version etc using reflection:
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ascii value for arrow keys
===
can anyone plz help me to get the ascii value for arrow keys in c# .net keypress event. help me to get out of this check point.
best regards,
Arun. | 0 | [
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===
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SQL Server Database File and WCF
===
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Are there any web-based, standalone (no-install), or no-admin installer compilers for C#
===
I'm looking to spend a bit of my lunch break each day teaching myself some C#. I have access to some books on the subject via my employer-paid Books24x7 subscription, but I have no way of running code while I'm at work.
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How much logic should you put in the UI class?
===
I'm not sure if this has been asked or not yet, but how much logic should you put in your UI classes?
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How do you change directories using FtpWebRequest (.NET)?
===
Can someone tell me how to change directories using FtpWebRequest? This seems like it should be an easy thing to do, but I'm not seeing it.
----------
**EDIT**
I just want to add...I don't have my heart set on FtpWebRequest. If there's a better (ea... | 0 | [
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printing floating point numbers in D
===
It's been quite a while since I last used [D Programming Language](http://digitalmars.com/d), and now I'm using it for some project that involves scientific calculations.
I have a bunch of floating point data, but when I print them using `writefln`, I get results like: `4.62... | 0 | [
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What license do I need to use gSOAP in a commercial product?
===
I'd like to use gSOAP in a product which will be distributed commercially. The use I have in mind is what I suspect is a pretty typical workflow—generating a header using wsdl2h, consuming the header with soapcpp2, and then calling the functions generate... | 0 | [
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Is this broken double checked locking?
===
Checkstyle reports this code as "The double-checked locking idiom is broken", but I don't think that my code actually is affected by the problems with double-checked locking.
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Safe To Modify std::pair<U, V>::first in vector of pairs?
===
I'm currently working on a DNA database class and I currently associate each row in the database with both a match score (based on edit distance) and the actual DNA sequence itself, is it safe to modify first this way within an iteration loop?
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GPS signal cleaning & road network matching
===
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===
I was wondering if it is possible to use Mono static compilation on Windows. If so, what should I do? | 0 | [
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How come MD5 hash values are not reversible?
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One concept I've always wondered about is the use of cryptographic hash functions and values. I understand that these functions can generate a hash value that is unique and virtually impossible to reverse, but here's what I've always wondered:
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Php function to determine if a string consist of only alphanumerical characters?
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Is there a Php function to determine if a string consist of only ASCII alphanumerical characters?
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Strategy for large scale refactoring
===
I'm currently working in a piece of code where both logic and data access are present in the GUI classes. Obviously, I would like to improve on this situation.
The current current structure is basically:
* Big ball of mud
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How to apply a line wrap/continuation style with css
===
When presenting preformatted text on the web (e.g. code samples), line wrapping can be a problem. You want to wrap for readability without scrolling, but also need it to be unambiguous to the user that it is all one line with no line break.
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Setting LinqDataSource bound DropDownList using URL querystring
===
This is a puzzle for me, I am able to get three DropDownLists to behave like a cascade (it fetches the correct data) but where I run into problem is where I try to set the value for the dropdownlist based on the value of the querystring.
Only the... | 0 | [
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Does DB2 have a "insert or update" statement?
===
From my code (Java) I want to ensure that a row exists in the database (DB2) after my code is executed.
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I have an array of integers, how do I use each one in a mysql query (in php)?
===
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How to restrict NULL as parameter to stored procedure SQL Server?
===
Is it possible to create a stored procedure as
CREATE PROCEDURE Dummy
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AS
BEGIN
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I need to change the timeout period of my webservice which was invoked by .net console application.
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How much do you know Smalltalk?
===
Now when the Gartner analyst said [Smalltalk is cool again][1] and it is used more and more for the web applications with frameworks like in [Seaside][2] and [Aida/Web][3], me as a Smalltalker I'm wondering how much my language is known among broader programmer community.
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Testing Workflow History Autocleanup
===
I am facing a rather peculiar problem here. We have an OOTB approval workflow, which logs all the workflow history into a workflow history list. This list gets purged every 60 days. To increase this time period for which the workflow history is retained, I googled around and f... | 0 | [
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Why we can not have Shared function/methods in an interface/abstract class ?
===
In .net we are not allowed to have shared function/methods in abstract classes and interfaces.
Why they are not allowed ?
Is this same in other languages. like Java ?
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How to get username without domain
===
In an aspx page I get the Windows username with the function `Request.LogonUserIdentity.Name`. This function returns a string in the format "domain\user". Is there some function to only get the username, without resorting to the `IndexOf` and `Substring`? | 0 | [
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