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How do I add a "last" class on the last <li> within a Views-generated list?
===
Title says it all. | 0 | [
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LocBaml include previous translations
===
Is there a way to combine a previous translation when extracting the csv file from an application?
Or any other tool that could do this job for me?
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I´m looking for publications about the history of the internet browser? Please help!
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I´m looking for publications about the history of the internet browser. Papers, articles Blog posts whatever. Cannot find anything on ACM IEEE etc. and my blog search also didn´t reveal anything remarkable. Please help | 0 | [
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Simple database application for Windows
===
I need to build a simple database application for Windows. Main requirements are independence from windows version and installed software. What technologies (language/framework) would you recommend?
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CruiseControl.NET post-build actions
===
We have CC.NET setup on our ASP.NET app. When we build the project, the ASP.NET app is pre-compiled and copied to a network share, from which a server runs the application.
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How do I use PowerShell to stop and start a clustered "Generic Service"?
===
How do I use PowerShell to stop and start a "Generic Service" as seen in the Microsoft "Cluster Administrator" software? | 0 | [
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Programmatically add an application to Windows Firewall
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I have an application that is installed and updated via ClickOnce. The application downloads files via FTP, and therefore needs to be added as an exception to the windows firewall. Because of the way that ClickOnce works, the path to the EXE changes with ev... | 0 | [
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Is there anyway to inherit the existing TLD defination for particular JSP Tag.
===
I am planning to extend the basic html input tag provided by Spring to incorporate more features into it. I did similar kind of exercise in past for Struts too. At that point of time I had to create a tld file with the attributes that I... | 0 | [
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how to workaround a java image scaling bug
===
I've got a java servlet which is hitting this bug when down-scaling images...
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=5101502
I'm trying to work out the best way to work around it and would appreciate any ideas from the community.
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Javascript curry - what are the practical applications?
===
I don't think I've grokked currying yet. I understand what it does, and how to do it. I just can't think of a situation I would use it.
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Best OpenGL wrapper for Mono and .Net?
===
This is a follow up to [another question][1].
What is the best OpenGL wrapper usable both under Linux and Windows, with Mono (or .Net)?
I have already evaluated [Tao Framework][2], but I am unimpressed by how the APIs are put together. Any other *better* options?
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using dotnetnuke (dnn) with with subversion.
===
Currently i am developing sites using DNN framework. Currently my development and staging environment is same. Client is vewing same site which I am using for development.
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Mount TrueCrypt volume on login in Ubuntu
===
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===
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insert data from database into word according to the table format in the word
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Svn ignore versioned on update
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===
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Is there a meaningful correlation between spelling and programming ability?
===
Is there a meaningful correlation between spelling and grammatical ability, and programming ability?
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Extending ControlCollection in vb.net
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Looking for tools to analyze email data
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I made a write-up about [how to analyze your gmail account data with ruby][1]. Then on SlashDot, someone told me about [mail-trends][2].
Does anyone have other tools to suggest ?
[1]: http://blog.logeek.fr/2008/9/18/analyzing-your-gmail-history
[2]: http://code.... | 4 | [
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I have a quick question. How do I get the image generated by a JComponent.paint or paintComponent?
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I want to create a c# application with multiple windows that are all transparent with some text on.
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How do I perform a case-sensitive search and replace in SQL 2000/2005?
===
In order to perform a case-sensitive search/replace on a table in a SQL 2000/2005 database, you must use the correct collation.
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Which GUI toolkit would you use for a touchscreen interface?
===
The only experience I have so far with a touchscreen interface was one where everything was custom drawn, and I get the feeling it's not the most efficient way of doing it (even the most basic layout change is hell to make). I know plenty of GUI toolkits... | 0 | [
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java.lang.ClassCastException: javax.swing.KeyStroke
===
I'm getting a random unreproducible Error when initializing a JSplitPane in with JDK 1.5.0_08. Note that this does not occur every time, but about 80% of the time:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ClassCastException: javax.swing.KeyStroke
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How do I find out what collations are available in SQL 2000/2005
===
If I need to choose a collation mode to work with, how do I know what collations are available? | 0 | [
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Is there a DRM scheme that works?
===
We help our clients to manage and publish their media online - images, video, audio, whatever. They always ask my boss whether they can stop users from copying their media, and he asks me, and I always tell him the same thing: no. If the users can view the media, then a sufficie... | 0 | [
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Can I return the 'id' field after a LINQ insert?
===
When I enter an object into the DB with Linq-to-SQL can I get the id that I just inserted without making another db call? I am assuming this is pretty easy, I just don't know how.
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IPC on Vista (service and application)
===
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(i am a new comer)
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Trouble Ticket in Microsoft CRM
===
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How can I immediately play a sound when another sound ends using XNA/XACT?
===
This question borders between the world of the audio designer and the programmer. While this question might have to be partially answered by that domain of an audio designer, it is sure a problem for the programmer. In our project, we want ... | 0 | [
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Test if a Font is installed
===
Is there an easy way (in .Net) to test if a Font is installed on the current machine? | 0 | [
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What is the fastest way (in theory at least) to sort a heap?
===
A heap is a list where the following applies:
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for `0 <= i < len(list)`
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C++ Binary operators order of precedence
===
In what order are the following parameters tested (in C++)?
if (a || b && c)
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Free supportticket software
===
I am searching for a better alternative to eTicket.
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Create anonymous object by Reflection in C#
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Modal popups - usability
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Dynamic LINQ and Dynamic Lambda expressions?
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What is the best way of dynamically writing LINQ queries and Lambda expressions?
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Error 1150 genasm.exe(1) : error There was an error finalizing type . Method 'DoParse'
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oOo a highly exciting build issue. Compact framework occasionally goes funny when building. Usually when messing with xmta files but this is the first time i've seen it go awry in this scenario.
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What are the possible causes of a CGI::Session::CookieStore::TamperedWithCookie exception in rails
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I am receiving the expcetion `CGI::Session::CookieStore::TamperedWithCookie` after changing the `config.action_controller.session.secret` setting on an app (as part of preparation to full deployment.
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Is their any JavaScript Calendar control which can handle the difference Date Time Formats easily? | 4 | [
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What is a performant string hashing function that results in a 32 bit integer with low collision rates?
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Generate docs in automated build
===
Is there any way to generate project docs during automated builds?
I'd like to have a single set of source files (HTML?) with the user manual, and from them generate:
* PDF document
* CHM help
* HTML version of the help
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ASP.NET MVC Preview 5 - Html.Image helper has moved namespace
===
We've just updated ASP.NET from Preview 3 to Preview 5 and we've run into a problem with the `Html.Image` HtmlHelper in our aspx pages.
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Deploying Django: How do you do it?
===
I have tried following guides like [this one](http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/deployment/modpython/) but it just didnt work for me.
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===
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===
XAML allows you to specify an attribute value using a string that contains curly braces. Here is an example that creates a *Binding* instance and assigns it to the *Text* property of the *TextBox* element.
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Wrap an executable to diagnose it's invocations
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I have a Windows executable (whoami) which is crashing every so often. It's called from another process to get details about the current user and domain. I'd like to know what parameters are passed when it fails.
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Updating reference to a member variable in use.
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I got this síngleton cache object and it exposes an IEnumerable property which just returns a private IEnumerable variable.
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Pointer vs. Reference
===
What would be better practice when giving a function the original variable to work with:
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void func1(unsigned long& val) {
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func(x);
or:
void func2(unsigned long* val) {
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Loading DLL from a /bin directory
===
I have created a web project which references a class library project. When deployed to the local machine the web/classes all work fine but deployed on a ‘shared’ IIS site, the class DLLs exist in the /bin directory, but the web page generates the following error:
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How do I handle data which must be persisted in a database, but isn't a proper model, in Ruby on Rails?
===
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Where to Store writable data to be shared by all users in a vista installer ?
===
My app is installed via NSIS.
I want the installer to install the program for all users.
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How do I read/write as the authenticated user with WebDAV?
===
I've set up DAV in apache2, which works great. The thing is, all read/write operations are done with the apache user's credentials. Instead I want to use the HTTP authenticated user's credentials. If I authenticate as "john", all read and write operati... | 0 | [
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Reverse Engineering C# code using StarUML
===
I am trying to convert my C# code to design (Reverese Engineering) using StarUML. I got the error while performing the Reverse engineering "Error occurred in the process of reverse engineering. message : Catastrophic failure". After the error, the application crashed.
Can... | 0 | [
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reinitialize system wide environment variable in linux
===
I just want my apache to register some of my predefined environment so that i can retrieve it using getenv function in php. How can i do this? I tried adding /etc/profile.d/foo.sh with export FOO=/bar/baz using root and restarted apache. | 0 | [
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How to list some specific images in some folder on web server?
===
Let me explain:
this is path to this folder: > www.my_site.com/images
And images are created by user_id, and for example, images of user_id = 27 are,
27_1.jpg, 27_2.jpg, 27_3.jpg!
How to list and print images which start with 27_%.jpg?
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Boost shared_ptr container question
===
Let's say I have a container (std::vector) of pointers used by a multi-threaded application. When adding new pointers to the container, the code is protected using a critical section (boost::mutex). All well and good. The code should be able to return one of these pointers to... | 0 | [
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Thoughts on Design - Core Control Logic and Rendering Layers
===
I just wanted to see if I could have your thoughts on the design of some work I am currently doing.
##Here's the current situation - Basically:
* I am developing a series of controls for our applications.
* Some of these may be used in both WinFor... | 4 | [
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Class method differences in Python
===
What is the difference between the following class methods?
Is it that one is static and the other is not?
Class Test(Object):
def method_one(self):
print "Called method_one"
def method_two():
print "Called method_two"
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Design Patterns using IQueryable<T>
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PHP: array_map on object?
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I'm trying to write a function that formats every (string) member/variable in an object, for example with a callback function. The variable names are unknown to me, so it must work with objects of all classes.
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Solaris Core dump analysis
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I use pstack to analyze core dump files in Solaris
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The topics title is actually my question. And the second question is: When do I use what of these two?
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SQL: inner join on alias column
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Previously I have asked to strip text from a field and convert it to an int, this works successfully. But now I would like to do an INNER JOIN on this new value.
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Can I uniquely identify a HttpRequest-Client in a DotNet HttpHandler?
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I've created an <code>IHttpHandler</code> in .NET C# which returns pieces of html to a classic asp page.
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Http Exception generated while validating viewstate
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I am getting the following error whenever I click on a postbacking control
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Are there any utilites that will help me refactor CSS
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I am working with some CSS that is poorly written to say the least. I am not a design/CSS expert, but I at least understand the **C** in CSS. While the built in CSS support inside of VS-2008 is far improved over previous versions, it still doesn't quite do what... | 0 | [
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Where can a save confirmation page be hooked into the Django admin? (similar to delete confirmation)
===
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Optimize SQL query on large-ish table
===
First of all, this question regards MySQL 3.23.58, so be advised.
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Table A: id INT (primary), customer_id INT, offlineid INT
Table B: id INT (primary), name VARCHAR(255)
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What unit-test frameworks would you recommend for J2ME?
===
I'm relatively new to J2ME and about to begin my first serious project. My experience in testing isn't too deep either. I'm looking for a unit test framework for J2ME.
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Can i use my WatiN tests to stresstest?
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In my current project we are testing our ASP.NET GUI using <a href="http://watin.sourceforge.net/">WatiN</a> and <a href="http://www.mbunit.com/">Mbunit</a>.
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Monitor running .net apps
===
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How to quickly add tickets in Trac?
===
It's very painful to add multiple tickets to Trac or to have it as your own todo list. That causes people to use their own task management tools so tasks are then spread all around.
Is there any plugin or macro that would quicken the process of adding a ticket?
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Creating Custom GnuCash Reports with Scheme
===
Are there any resources which show how to create custom GnuCash reports? I don't know the intricacies of Scheme but I do know the basics of Lisp, based on tinkering with Emacs. Is there a site which lays out the API for GnuCash reports, ideally with a little explanation ... | 0 | [
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Best way to deal with session timeout in web apps?
===
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Converting MS Access "OLE Objects" back to plain JPEGs - best way?
===
Background: We have an old (but business-critical) SQL Server database with an MS Access ADP front-end; this was originally upsized to SQL Server from a series of Access databases.
This database tracks hazardous materials for our customers, and ... | 0 | [
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Abusing XmlReader ReadSubtree()
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Visual Studio setup problem
===
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HTML Tag ClientID in a .NET Project
===
If I want to manipulate an HTML tag's properties on the server within an aspx page based on a master page i.e.
<a href="#" runat="server" ID="myLink">My Link</a>
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Code review in academia
===
I'm a PhD student in mechanical engineering without an extensive background in computer science. We write code as part of our research, but it's usually high-level (e.g., Matlab) and often rather ad-hoc.
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===
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Cannot connect to the configuration database.
===
After rebooting the Windows 2003 Server with the IIS I receive the follow error message **Cannot connect to the configuration database.** in the browser. The error occur on different pages and with different clients. that I think it is a server problem.
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Using JET with EMF
===
I need to run JET templates on a EMF model metadata - i.e. the model itself (not data) is input to my JET template.
More practically - I want generate non java code, based on EMF templates.
How I do it?
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Executing JavaScript on page load selectively
===
Mending a bug in our SAP BW web application, I need to call two javascript functions from the web framework library upon page load. The problem is that each of these functions reloads the page as a side-effect. In addition, I don't have access to modify these functions... | 0 | [
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When does ++ not produce the same results as +1?
===
The following two C# code snippets produce different results (assuming the variable level is used both before and after the recursive call). Why?
public DoStuff(int level)
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// ...
DoStuff(level++);
// ...
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Fast word count function in Vim
===
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