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ASP.NET Routing with Web Forms
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I've read [ASP.NET Routing… Goodbye URL rewriting?][1] and [Using Routing With WebForms][2] which are great articles, but limited to simple, illustrative, "hello world"-complexity examples.
Is anyone out there using ASP.NET routing with web forms in a non-trivial way? Any gotchas ... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to run multiple subprocesses via fork()?
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Printing from the web with few steps
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I need to add functionality to my J2EE-based wep application:
1) Take some page, probably with form controls, convert it to some printer friendly format.
2) Print it this rendered format a) without showing it and b) without a print dialog.
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How to turn off warning for no xml comment in VS 2005
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At some point in time I turned on a setting in Visual Studio 2005 that produces a warning when methods/classes don't have an xml comment associated with them. I would like to turn this off, but can't seem to find the setting again. Anyone know where this is? | 0 | [
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Disable the scroll bar in MDI Parent
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It is possible to prevent scroll bars from appearing when you drag a Mdichild outside the bounds of the Mdiparent in vb.net?
I would prefer the solution to not involve checking the posistion of the child form as there are too many forms to alter.
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Ratio of time spent on coding versus unit testing
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What is a typical estimate for coding unit tests given an estimate for coding new functionality? Is this different for estimates to maintain code? | 0 | [
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How do I concatenate two multi-dimensional arrays in VB?
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rs1 = getResults(sSQL1)
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rs1 and rs2 and 2D arrays. The first index represents the number of columns (static) and the second index represents the number of rows (dynamic).
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Get a handle on event listening in JavaScript
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Last week we released Omniture's analytics code onto a large volume of web sites after tinkering and testing for the last week or so.
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Upgrade to Quartz 1.6 on JBoss 4.2.x
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Is there a recommended way to upgrade Quartz in JBoss 4.2.x?
JBoss bundles quartz 1.5.2, but I have encountered issues that I want to avoid.
- http://jira.opensymphony.com/browse/QUARTZ-399
- http://jira.opensymphony.com/browse/QUARTZ-520
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What PHP / MySQL drivers or Database Abstraction Layers Support Prepared Statements?
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I am working on a project that is built on an extended version of the default PDO and PDOStatement classes and as such it uses PDO style named parameters instead of the "?" placeholder for variables.
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How do you specify your Content Type in ASP.NET?
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I'm specifying my doctype as xhtml strict, but it's being sent over the wire as a content type of text/html. I'd like to specify that the content type is application/xhtml+xm, but I can't figure out where, or if, I can configure this from within my application | 0 | [
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Saving - Order of operations in .NET (C#)
===
I have a btnSave_Click() function in my code-behind. If a user clicks the save button (image) I created, it calls this function:
protected void btnSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
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this.saveForm();
txtMessages.Text = "Save Complete";
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How to get a single character in ruby without pressing enter
===
How can I get a single keyboard character from the terminal with ruby without pressing enter?
I tried Curses::getch, but that didn't really work for me. | 0 | [
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How to use strace ?
===
A collegue told me once that the last option when everything has failed to debug on linux was to use strace.
I tried to train learn the science there is behind this strange tool but I am not a system admin guru and I Don't really get results.
So what is it exactly and what does it do ?
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How many parameters are too many?
===
Routines can have parameters, that's no news. You can define as many parameters as you may need, but too many of them will make your routine difficult to understand and maintain.
Of course, you could use a structured variable as a workaround: putting all those variables in a si... | 0 | [
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Mono IDE on Windows
===
Is there any IDE for coding mono on windows platform? | 0 | [
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How do I change the colours of a textarea in actionscript?
===
I create a TextArea in actionscript:
var textArea:TextArea = new TextArea();
I want it to have a black background. I've tried
textArea.setStyle("backgroundColor", 0x000000);
and I've tried
textArea.opaqueBackground = 0x000000;
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Is there a definitive book on Python?
===
There have been several questions here on SO about resources for learning Python (which have been most helpful,) but I was wondering if there was some consensus in the Python community about what the definitive reference book was once you knew the language?
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how to customize print layout of SharePoint list item
===
i need to be able to produce a "pretty" printout of an individual list item's values, with the goals being:
* get rid of all navigation
* organize data as it would appear on a typical paper form (a customer requirement)
i'm avoiding using InfoPath ... | 0 | [
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Disable 2 buttons on form submission ( ASP.NET )
===
I have this solution for a single button:
myButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "this.disabled=true;" + GetPostBackEventReference(myButton).ToString());
Which works pretty well for one button, any ideas on how to expand this to 2 buttons?
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django development IDE
===
I have done a little django development but it has all been in a text editor. I was curious what more advanced development tools others are using in their django development. I am used to using Visual Studio for development and really like the intellisense, code completion, and file organi... | 0 | [
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Are there javascript libraries that will handle popout windows (i.e. like Meebo or Gmail chat windows)?
===
I could write this, but before I do, I wanted to check to see if there are existing solutions out there since it seems a lot of websites already do this, so I was wondering if there was a quick way to do this. | 0 | [
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SVN checkout or export for production environment?
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In SQL Server, Is it possible to insert into two tables at the same time?
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My database contains three tables called `Object_Table`, `Data_Table` and `Link_Table`. The link table just contains two columns, the identity of an object record and an identity of a data record.
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===
I'm thinking along the lines of the virtual world representation in [Hackers][1].
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Subtext install gives error in Medium trust level.
===
I am trying to install [Subtext][1] in a medium trust level environment (host: [Crystaltech][2]) and am getting the following error (see below). I was able to do the administration setup but when it tries to go to the blog for actual use, boom.
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PHP session side-effect warning with global variables as a source of data
===
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Does anyone have a good algorithm for re-sorting an array of values (already pre-sorted) so that they can be displayed in multiple (N) columns and be read vertically? This would be implemented in .Net but I'd prefer something portable and not some magic function.
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Is there a *portable* way of getting thread and/or process identifier (string, int, ...) with C++? | 0 | [
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Regex to match url end-of-line or "/" character
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I have a url and I'm trying to match it to a regular expression to pull out some groups. The problem I'm having is that the url can either end _or_ continue with a "/" and more url text. I'd like to match urls like this:
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How do I register a custom IObjectRenderer in log4net?
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How to Show Ballon tooltip when mouse stops
===
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Are there shortcut keys for ReSharper's Unit Test Runner?
===
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===
I have a requirement in my application that I think can be met by using thread local storage, but I'm wondering if it's one of those things that's best to avoid.
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Using stored procedures for calculations.
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How do you set up database testing using the PHP SimpleTest framework
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Cheap places for MSDN Licenses
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A similar question has been asked: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42466/msdn-subscriptions-on-the-cheap, but I am not interested in the solutions provided:
* I am not developing a product for sale, I am starting up a consulting company, so Empower is not an option.
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Updating an object within a Set
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Let's say I have this type in my application:
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Disable anchors in Chrome/WebKit/Safark
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Safe to Run LogParser Against Live Production IIS Log?
===
Is it safe to run LogParser against our live production IIS log file?
Currently, I have been copying it over to another location and then running LogParser 2.2 against the log file.
Instead, I would really like to run it against the live data so that I c... | 0 | [
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ASP.Net compiliation
===
I have a question about asp.net compiling. I know the different ways you can compile but my question is with the default method. Microsoft says that pages and code are compiled on their first use and then cached. My question is, when does that cache clear... when the app pool recycles? Or,... | 0 | [
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Which is more appropriate: getters and setters or functions?
===
Is it ever appropriate to abandon the "getMyValue()" and "setMyValue()" pattern of getters and setters if alternative function names make the API more obvious?
For example, imagine I have this class in C++:
<pre><code>
public class SomeClass {
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Better way to verify if an request accept json
===
Actually I'm using this way. Do you have a better?
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What is your experience with Clearcase Multiserver?
===
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How do I convert a file's format from Unicode to ASCII using Python?
===
I use a 3rd party tool that outputs a file in Unicode format. However, I prefer it to be in ASCII. The tool does not have settings to change the file format.
What is the best way to convert the entire file format using Python? | 0 | [
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What's on your C++ cheatsheet?
===
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Microsoft Certified Partner? Important to Developers?
===
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View state in a custom control
===
I am trying to create a custom control that a "gridview" like control but specifcally for business objects that implement certain custom interfaces.
In doing this I have come across the following problem.
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What is the best way to use assembly versioning attributes?
===
The [AssemblyVersion][1] and [AssemblyFileVersion][2] attributes are the built-in way of handling version numbers for .NET assemblies. While the framework provides the ability to have the least significant parts of a version number (build and revision, in... | 0 | [
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Synchronizing SVN repo from local to server?
===
So i have this local SVN repo that i am using for my dev work on a particular project, and i also have a SVN repo setup on the customers media temple account for a more secure backup.
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Unified Navigation System for JSF (menus, breadcrumbs, sitemap)
===
We're using MyFaces, Richfaces & Restfaces to build a website on top of Oracle Stellant CMS. We're not using Site Studio. Are there any widgets/combination of widgets out there that could provide a unified navigation system? The site structure needs t... | 0 | [
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Why does TortoiseSVN (1.5.3) try to merge 1-Head when I pull from trunk?
===
I use TortoiseSVN 1.5.3 and VisualSVN 1.5.3 (Subversion 1.5.2)
Suppose that I create a new branch (/branches/branch1) of the trunk(/trunk)
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===
I'm in college. Basically I have already learnt the syntax of java from books and have been programming in java for two years (Not every other day of course, because it's a computer science and not software engineering course). However, I find myself lacking sufficient knowledge of j... | 0 | [
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Bandlimited waveform generation
===
I am writing a software synthesizer and need to generate bandlimited, alias free waveforms in realtime at 44.1 kHz samplerate. Sawtooth waveform would do for now, since I can generate a pulse wave by mixing two sawtooths together, one inverted and phase shifted.
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Reporting Services internationalization
===
We use SQL Server Reporting Services for our web reports. At the moment, our clients are all in the UK, so for each report, we set the Language property for the report to "English (United Kingdom)".
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Should you display what's happening in the unit test as it runs?
===
As I am coding my unit tests, I tend to find that I insert the following lines:
Console.WriteLine("Starting InteropApplication, with runInBackground set to true...");
try
{
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Do you count the Hrs spent on Bug fixes towards the scrum?
===
HI, I am new to the scrum methodology and looking for some help to get comfortable with the environment and wondering if there needs to be a bucket to track Developers and QA hours spent on deployments and bug fixes and retests. Seems like it could have ma... | 0 | [
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How to edit CSS style of a div using C# in .NET
===
I'm trying to grab a div's ID in the code behind (C#) and set some css on it. Can I grab it from the DOM or do I have to use some kind of control?
<div id="formSpinner">
<img src="images/spinner.gif">
<p>Saving...</p>
</div>
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What's the difference between AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory and Application.ExecutablePath in practice?
===
According to the MSDN, the BaseDirectory is where an AppDomain will look for DLLs to load, while ExecutablePath will provide the path to the original executable file (including file name). I know that o... | 0 | [
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What is the preferred way to do a CSS rollover?
===
When setting up a rollover effect in HTML, are there any benefits (or pitfalls) to doing it in CSS vs. JavaScript? Are there any performance or code maintainability issues I should be aware of with either approach? | 0 | [
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How do I submit a bug to microsoft?
===
This is definitely a lazy web question (the answer wasn't apparently clear in the first 3 google hits I got). How do I submit a bug report to Microsoft (product is SQL Server 2005, if that matters)? | 3 | [
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Designing Web Sites with Ruby on Rails
===
I'm just learning Ruby on Rails. I've read a few books, I've watched lots of Railscasts, I've looked at some examples.
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===
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===
In few months I start a project in PHP and I am hesitating to do like usual : develop on my Windows Vista 64bits machine. Since I know few things on Linux, I think it can be a good way to learn by working on a Linux distribution.
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Tool for finding package namespace conflicts in java code
===
We have a number of projects that use the same and/or similar package names. Many or these projects will build jar files that are used by other projects. We have found a number of foo.util foo.db and foo.exceptions where the same class names are being used ... | 0 | [
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How do you version your database schema?
===
How do you prepare your SQL deltas? do you manually save each scehma changing SQL to a delta folder, or do you have some kind of an automated diffing process?
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===
I am working on a web application and I have run into the following situation.
Dim a as Object
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Flash exporting/publishing time
===
What are the main reasons for having ridiculously long export times for a simple flash movie to swf? I have no unnecessary images or symbols, everything possible is set to lower than low and it still takes 10 minutes and upwards to export a 30 second animation at 24 fps. I have even... | 0 | [
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Phone Number Verification
===
I have a website form that requires a US phone number input for follow up purposes, and this is very necessary in this case. I want try to eliminate users entering junk data *330-000-0000*. I have seen some options of third parties that validate phone numbers for you, however idk if that ... | 0 | [
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C/C++ Web Server Library?
===
I'm looking for a well-written, flexible library written in C or C++ (I'm writing my apps in C++) that can be used to embed an relatively simple HTTP server into my applications. Ultimately I will use this for application monitoring and control.
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How can I take preview of documents?
===
I'm working on a file sharing website, I need a way to take screenshots of the uploaded documents.
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writing optimization function
===
I'm trying to write a tennis reservation system and I got stucked with this problem.
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Worst technobabble you've ever heard
===
Following the <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/175074/whats-the-most-egregious-pop-culture-perversion-of-programming">Egregious pop culture perversion of programming</a>, what is the most outlandishly insane technobabble you have ever heard, either in fiction or real... | 2 | [
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How to convert milliseconds into human readable form?
===
I need to convert an arbitrary amount of milliseconds into Days, Hours, Minutes Second.
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What is named pipes?
===
I know a little bit about this but wanted some more information. What is it and how does it work?
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One entity shared across two web services?
===
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How to find where a ruby method is defined (at runtime)?
===
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DB2 Online Database Backup
===
I have currently 200+ GB database that is using the DB2 built in backup to do a daily backup (and hopefully not restore - lol) But since that backup now takes more than 2.5 hours to complete I am looking into a Third party Backup and Restore utility. The version is 8.2 FP 14 But I will ... | 0 | [
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Can you use keyword explicit to prevent automatic conversion of method parameters?
===
I know you can use C++ keyword 'explicit' for constructors of classes to prevent an automatic conversion of type. Can you use this same command to prevent the conversion of parameters for a class method?
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===
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How do i designate in XSD that an element only contains CDATA?
===
How can I represent the following in XSD.
<price-update>
<![CDATA[
arbitrary data goes here
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What iclass handles the popup/notification windows on iphone?
===
I'm looking for the class name of the popup/message windows on the iPhone (it's a blueish window that comes up when you have a missed call, or a message comes in for example.)
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Script all stored procedures in Management Studio 2005
===
In Enterprise Manager you could script all SPs in a database through the right click menu, is there a way to do it in Management Studio? | 0 | [
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===
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Why the memory usage of a .NET application seems to drop as it is minimized ?
===
For example, launch Paint.NET. Then have a look on its memory usage with Task Manager: on my computer, it uses 36Mb.
Then minimize Paint.NET: now it takes only a few more than 1Mb.
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===
This is something that I have never fully grasped in .NET as to the correct application of the .dispose() method.
Say I have something like
Public Class someClass()
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end sub
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Is there an easy way to animate the ScrollableControl.ScrollControlIntoView method?
===
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Tools/Components for building a Survey Application
===
We are designing a survey application with the following features
1. The users will be able to select questions from a set of predefined questions.
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How can I create a MySQL JOIN query for only selecting the rows in one table where a certain number of references to that row exist in another table?
===
I have two tables in my database, called *ratings* and *movies*.
**Ratings:**
> `| id | movie_id | rating |`
**Movies:**
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WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW jumping to background on window destroy
===
Weird issue:
1. Open a large notepad window
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===
I'm hoping there's something in the same conceptual space as the old VB6 IsNumeric() function? | 0 | [
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Is the Microsoft Public License viral?
===
In section 3(d), the [Microsoft Public License][1] (Ms-PL) states: "If you distribute any portion of the software in compiled or object code form, you may only do so under a license that complies with this license". It seems to me that the statement "complies with this licens... | 0 | [
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learning c# Excel interop
===
What are some resources that will help get me up and running quickly with the Excel interop in C#? | 0 | [
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How do I convert Word smart quotes and em dashes in a string?
===
I have a form with a textarea. Users enter a block of text which is stored in a database.
Occasionally a user will paste text from Word containing smart quotes or emdashes. Those characters appear in the database as: –, ’, “ ,â€
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===
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