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Is there a jQuery equivalent of MooTools' Element() constructor?
===
I am going to be starting a javascript reporting engine for my website, and have started some prototyping using MooTools. I really like being able to do things like this:
function showLeagues(leagues) {
var leagueList = $("leagues");
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Get the list of hyperlinks in a PDF file
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Are there any command line tools to generate windows icons?
===
I am working on a project that requires a number of icons generated from a set of source images. I have a script that generates all the required images with judicious use of [ImageMagick][1], although I have not found a suitable tool to package the image... | 0 | [
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"You can't forward declare classes that overload operator&"?
===
In the Google C++ Style Guide, there's a section on [Operator Overloading][1] that has a curious statement:
> Overloading also has surprising
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What's the best way to pass a "row of data" from one C# console app to another C# console app?
===
I have a C# console app "App1" that reads a row of data from a table in a SQL Server 2005 DB. I want App1 to pass all the data in this row to App2, another C# console app. What is the best way to do this?
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Is there a way to have content from an IFRAME overflow onto the parent frame?
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I have a UI widget that needs to be put in an IFRAME both for performance reasons and so we can syndicate it out to affiliate sites easily. The UI for the widget includes tool-tips that display over the top of other page content. See scr... | 0 | [
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How can I turn a DataRow into an XML string using C#?
===
I have a DataRow with columns col1 and col2. Each column has a value: val1 and val2 respectively. How can I turn this into an xml string using C#?
For the DataRow mentioned above I'd like the following string:
<col1>val1</col1><col2>val2</col2>
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Setting Format for Query Defined Field
===
I have the following query in iSeries SQL which I output to a file.
SELECT SSLOTMAK, SSLOTMDL, SSLOTYER, sum(SSCOUNT)
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Java Script to edit page content on the fly
===
I'm writing an article about editing pages in order to hand pick what you really want to print. There are many tools (like "Print What you like") but I also found this script. Anyone knows anything about it? I haven't found any kind of documentation or references.
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Are there any tools or techniques to help determine the exact cause of a nonsecure page element error?
===
I run into this quite often where a new page is supposedly "tested" and ready to go. But as soon as I change the page from http to https (secure) mode I get the "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items... | 0 | [
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Why not use SPARKAda?
===
Beyond some valid reasons not to use a new tool such as support of legacy code, no in-house [SPARKAda][1] knowledge base, why hasn't SPARKAda caught on? It seems like a very sound tool for many projects requiring high reliability, so I don't understand why its not so common. I would be more c... | 0 | [
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How to get records after a certain time using SQL datetime field
===
If I have a datetime field, how do I get just records created later than a certain time, ignoring the date altogether?
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How do I ignore a GAC reference from Cassini?
===
I have an assembly in the GAC which gets loaded when I'm debugging a web app. However, I've changed that assembly in the web app that I'm debugging but VS2008/Cassini is picking up the one in the GAC.
How do I make VS2008/Cassini use the one that I'm debugging? | 0 | [
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What is the best way to create help documentation for an Excel VBA solution?
===
VBA solutions can vary widely in size.
I would like to add **help** documentation to all solutions but the level of effort to create and deploy the **help** needs to match the size of the solution.
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(CSS?) Eliminating browser's 'selected' lines around a hyperlinked image?
===
The attached screenshot is from OS X/Firefox 3. Note that the center tab (an image) has a dotted line around it, apparently because it was the most-recently selected tab. Is there a way I can eliminate this dotted line in CSS or JavaScript? ... | 0 | [
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Persisting configuration items in .net
===
I have a set of configuration items I need to persist to a "human readable" file. These items are in a hierarchy:
<pre>
Device 1
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Channel N
Name
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Device M
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Channel 1
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find an application base url
===
I'd like to find the base url of my application, so I can automatically reference other files in my application tree...
So given a file config.php in the base of my application, if a file in a subdirectory includes it, knows what to prefix a url with.
application/config.php
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Irregular shaped Windows Form (C#)
===
What is the easiest way to do this? Is it possible with managed code?
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What is the best way to build a common utilities library?
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I am wondering what is the best way to construct a common utilities library that can be used in different projects. I am using .Net and C#.
Should I create a separate project for each utility such as Logging, Authentication, Excel etc. and release them s... | 0 | [
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Make DOM element effectively read-only
===
I'm writing a .NET forms control to edit HTML using MSHTML. I am creating some custom elements and want to make them effectively read-only. I thought I could go about this by focusing on the entire element any time focus entered anywhere in that element but the HtmlElement.... | 0 | [
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Circular References in Java
===
Given an aggregation of class instances which refer to each other in a complex, circular, fashion: is it possible that the garbage collector may not be able to free these objects? | 0 | [
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Proper way to deal with variations in JSON serialization
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I have a web service that uses Python's SimpleJSON to serialize JSON, and a javascript/ client that uses Google's Visualization [API][1]. When I try to read in the JSON response using Google Data Table's Query method, I am getting a "invalid label" error.
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Need Help With HttpWebRequest object
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Autocomplete Dropdown - too much data, timing out
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What's a good Web Crawler tool
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How to check out all VB6 Project files from VSS?
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Disable the postback on an <ASP:LinkButton>
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Re-center Modal Popup with Javascript
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Break on unhandled exception in ASP.Net
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Nano hacks: most useful tiny programs you've coded or come across
===
It's the first <a href="http://oreilly.com/catalog/opensources/book/larry.html">great virtue</a> of programmers. All of us have, at one time or another automated a task with a bit of throw-away code. Sometimes it takes a couple seconds tapping out a... | 0 | [
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NUnit assembly not found
===
I've used NUnit before, but not in a while, and never on this machine. I unzipped version 2.4.8 under Program Files, and I keep getting this error when trying to load my tests.
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Cannot open user default database. Login failed. SQL 2005
===
I have taken a copy of a database home with me so I can do some testing. However when I try to run a stored procedure I get Cannot open user default database. Login failed..
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How to give a name to an Eclipse Update Site?
===
I'm generating an Eclipse update site and I'm trying to give it a label so that when it appears in a user's sites list, it would appear as a name (e.g., "Ganymede project") rather than as a URL.
I haven't been able to find any parameter for it in the PDE or site.xml | 0 | [
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Best practices: What's the best way for constructing headers and footers? Call it all from the controller, or include from the view file?
===
Best practices: What's the best way for constructing headers and footers? Call it all from the controller, or include from the view file?
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How can I view old version of a file in a static view, from the command line?
===
In a static view, how can I view an old version of a file?
Given an empty file (called `empty` in this example) I can subvert `diff` to show me the old version:
<pre>
% cleartool diff -ser empty File@@/main/28
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ShowDialog() from keyboard hook in c#
===
I want to call some show dialog when a keyboard hook is triggered but I'm having some difficultys:
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Send Cookies
===
Ok, if i have this right, my code can get cookies at a specific url, but then once i get the cookie, into the container, how can i send it to the client via socket? like the code directly below does here for regular http-page requests.<pre>byte[] buffer = new byte[bz];
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Is it worthwhile to use a bit vector/array rather than a simple array of bools?
===
When I want an array of flags it has typically pained me to use an entire byte (or word) to store each one, as would be the result if I made an array of <code>bool</code>s or some other numeric type that could be set to 0 or 1. But now... | 0 | [
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How can I run all JUnit unit tests except those ending in "IntegrationTest" in my IntelliJ IDEA project using the integrated test runner?
===
I basically want to run all JUnit ***unit*** tests in my IntelliJ IDEA project (excluding JUnit integration tests), using the static suite() method of JUnit. Why use the static ... | 0 | [
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===
For decades, in the field of computing (except disk manufacturers), a KB (kilobyte) was understood to mean 1024 bytes. In the past few years, there has been a movement to use KiB ("kibibyte") to mean 1024 bytes, and <i>change the meaning of kilobyte to be 1000 byt... | 0 | [
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How can I get MSBUILD to evaluate and print the full path when given a relative path?
===
How can I get MSBuild to evaluate and print in a `<Message />` task an absolute path given a relative path?
**Property Group**
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Offline access to MoinMoin wiki using Google Gears
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How to add offline access functionality to [MoinMoin wiki][1]?
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select top 10 records for each category.
===
I want to return top 10 records from each section in the one query. Can anyone help how to do it. Section is one of the column in the table.
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Visual C++ Redistributables without using VCRedist_x86.exe
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I'm developing in an environment that is severely constrained, but the developers also have tight control over.
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What is the most important feature in Mono 2.0?
===
[Mono 2.0 was just officially released][1]. What single feature do you think is the most important?
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C++ Convert SQLVARCHAR to string
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I need to convert from a SQLVARCHAR to a string data type
***variable definitions as follows:***
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C# boxing question
===
First, two examples:
// This works
int foo = 43;
long lFoo = foo;
// This doesn't
object foo = (int)43;
long? nullFoo = foo as long?; // returns null
long lFoo = (long)foo; // throws InvalidCastException
if (foo.GetType() == typeof(int))
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php cURL iis 6.0 windows server 2003
===
having issue setting up cURL with iis 6.0, windows server 2003, php 5.2.6
have installed to C:\PHP
set PHPRC = C:\PHP\php.ini
copied ssleay32.dll andlibeay32.dll to C:\PHP
in php.ini, uncommented the line
extension=php_curl.dll
still getting
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Are there any better geolocation databases / technologies / services or has anyone done any work with improving the accuracy of existing systems?
===
I am working on integrating geolocation services into a website and the best source of data I've found so far is MaxMind's GeoIP API with GeoLite City data. Even this ... | 0 | [
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Is there a practical limit to the size of bit masks?
===
There's a common way to store multiple values in one variable, by using a bitmask. For example, if a user has read, write and execute privileges on an item, that can be converted to a single number by saying `read = 4 (2^2), write = 2 (2^1), execute = 1 (2^0)` a... | 0 | [
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TCustomDataSet C++ Builder
===
I'm looking for an example of a TCustomDataSet implementation in C++ beyond the TTextDataset example that ships as an example project within C++ Builder.
The TTextDataset is hard to learn from because the code is not documented very well and it only shows a single field example.
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How do I change the index page for rails?
===
I know that to change the index page for rails I need to do three things: delete the index.html, do something with routes.rb, and probably make an action that the route will point to. It's the details that I am a little fuzzy on :-) | 0 | [
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How to tie a dropdown list to a gridview in Sharepoint 2007?
===
This should be a really really simple thing, but for some reason it is just eluding me.
I want a Sharepoint page which will have a drop down list that is tied to a database lookup table.
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Ruby and duck typing: design by contract impossible?
===
Method signature in Java:
public List<String> getFilesIn(List<File> directories)
similar one in ruby
def get_files_in(directories)
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Object database for Ruby on Rails
===
Is there drop-in replacement for ActiveRecord that uses some sort of Object Store?
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[C++] UTF-8 to ASCII using ICU Library
===
I have a std::string with UTF-8 characters in it.
I want to convert the string to its closest equivalent with ASCII characters.
For example:
Łódź => Lodz
Assunção => Assuncao
Schloß => Schloss
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Algorithm to determine if array contains n...n+m?
===
I saw this question on Reddit, and there were no positive solutions presented, and I thought it would be a perfect question to ask here. This was in a thread about interview questions:
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Can someone give a good tutorial on WWF?
===
In particular, I am interested in:
1) Getting up a _free_ environment setup to do workflows.
2) How to use existing workflow items/states and what is involved in that.
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Speeding Up Perl
===
This is really two questions, but they are so similar, and to keep it simple, I figured I'd just roll them together:
- **Firstly**: Given an established perl project, what are some decent ways to speed it up beyond just plain in-code optimization?
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Overriding DataGridViewTextBoxCell Paint Method
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Storing Crystal Reports in XML files?
===
I was talking to somebody a recently who mentioned it was possible to store reports created using Crystal Reports as XML files.
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Design Pattern for implementing plugins in your application?
===
What is the standard way for allowing and implementing a plugin system for your application?
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How do I get the list of open file handles by process in C#?
===
How do I get the list of open file handles by process id in C#?
I'm interested in digging down and getting the file names as well.
Looking for the programmatic equivalent of what process explorer does.
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Creating an instance from a class name
===
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Skipping the 'CompressResources' build step for XCode iPhone apps
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Is it possible to set an iPhone XCode project to skip the 'CompressResources' build step?
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What is the most efficient way to get the first item from an associative array in JavaScript?
===
I need to get just the first item (actually, just the first key) off a rather large associative array in JavaScript. Here's how I'm doing it currently (using jQuery):
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Is there a way to run an outside executable after a solution is built in Visual Studio 2008?
===
I'm not talking about a post build event for a project. Rather, I want to run an executable automatically after the entire solution is built. Is there a way to do a post build event for the solution? | 0 | [
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How to implement a single instance of application on running by java?
===
Sometime I see many application such as msn, windows media player and etc.
are single instance application (when user execute while application is running
new application instance will not created).
In C#, I use `Mutext` class for implement... | 0 | [
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Interview Questions on Socket Programming and Multi-Threading
===
Please anybody can tell me the questions, that can be asked in an interview for below topics
- Socket Programming
- Multi-Threading
An advance thanks goes to everybody who provide their time
| 0 | [
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Process and Thread
===
What is the data that Process and Thread will not share ?
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What's a good C memory allocator for embedded systems?
===
I have an single threaded, embedded application that allocates and deallocates lots and lots of small blocks (32-64b). The perfect scenario for a cache based allocator. And although I could TRY to write one it'll likely be a waste of time, and not as well test... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to find out the installed version of the iPhone SDK?
===
What is the easiest way of finding out what version of the iPhone SDK is installed on my OS X?
When you log into the Apple's iPhone Developer Center, you can see the build number of the current available version of the SDK, but you have to... | 0 | [
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How to use a function-based index on a column that contains NULLs in Oracle 10+?
===
Lets just say you have a table in Oracle:
CREATE TABLE person (
id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
given_names VARCHAR2(50),
surname VARCHAR2(50)
);
with these function-based indices:
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How do you store themes in the database?
===
I know how to load themes dynamically when they are stored locally. Is it possible to store theses themes in the database yet still apply them programmatically as described in referenced MSDN article?
Also - If you do store them in the filesystem, is it possible to chang... | 0 | [
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The encoding 'UTF-8' is not supported by the Java runtime.
===
Whenever I start several of my java applications I see the following message output on the console (usually under linux):
Warning: The encoding 'UTF-8' is not supported by the Java runtime.
If java supports unicode and UTF-8, what causes this m... | 0 | [
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Sun Java System Portal Server
===
How can we make a web-src for Access Manager customizations and a par-src for portal server customizations?Are there concrete steps to do this?
Thanks & Regards,
Vivek | 0 | [
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Asp.Net MVC: Is there support for controller level filter attributes?
===
I have a filter attribute that I'd like to be applied to every action on my controller. Is there a built in mechanism to support this? Right now, I'm manually adding the filter to each action, but that's error prone and tedious. If there isn'... | 0 | [
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Why are Array.Sort() and Array.IndexOf() methods static?
===
Always was interested why are [Array.Sort()][1] and [Array.IndexOf()][2] methods made static and similar [ArrayList.Sort()][3] and [ArrayList.IndexOf()][4] are designed as member methods. Thank you for any ideas.
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Any viewstate implementation for JSP-Servlet app !
===
Do you know any implementation / technique which would provide similar behavior as Viewstate provides in ASP.NET. (Serializing the data into hidden field within the HTML form).
I am using only JSP, Servlet, and Spring MVC.
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Roulette Selection in Genetic Algorithms
===
Can anyone provide some pseudo code for a roulette selection function? How would I implement this:
![alt text][1]
I don't really understand how to read this math notation. I never took any probability or statistics.
[1]: http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/0/d/2/0d2... | 0 | [
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SQL Absolute value across columns
===
I have a table that looks something like this:
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word big expensive smart fast
dog 9 -10 -20 4
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Alert boxes in Python?
===
Is it possible to produce an alert similar to JavaScript's alert("message") in python, with an application running as a daemon. | 0 | [
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What is the best ASP.NET WIKI out there?
===
Can anyone recommend a good asp.net wiki that is easily skinnable, has an API (auto upload initial wiki content) and scalable?
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how to read the last row with SQL
===
What is the most efficient way to read the last row with SQL? The table is indexed on a unique key--the "bottom" key values represent the last row.
Thank you
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What are some of the major shifts in thinking required to become a good RIA developer?
===
I've been developing web apps for over a decade now, all the way from CGI to ASP.Net and Struts/Spring/Hibernate (not that that is the latest and greatest). I love the web and web development, but recently, a few things have hap... | 0 | [
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How to show SQL server 2000 server roles through an SQL query
===
what sql query will i need to show the activated server roles in a specific user? | 0 | [
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What do you do about references when unloading a project in Visual Studio?
===
When you unload a project in Visual Studio, any referencing projects get warning triangles on their reference to the unloaded project. I've written myself a macro to do clever stuff (detect add/remove of project and transform any references... | 0 | [
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Map-Navigation Project, How is road data generally stored/represented?
===
Navigation systems like the Garmin and TomTom have always fascinated me. I've wanted to implement small map/navigation applications to try out various pathing algorithms and expand on my knowledge of them.
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I am using VB.NET. In Visual Studio, if I right-click a property name and click "Find All References", it searches for all instances of the property being used.
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Size of varchar columns
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In sql server does it make a difference if I define a varchar column to be of length 32 or 128? | 0 | [
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Hash of a string to be of specific length
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How do I sort a generic list
===
I have a generic list...
public List<ApprovalEventDto> ApprovalEvents
The ApprovalEventDto has
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c++ library for rotating a point over a given axis?
===
suggest one graphing library for simple transformation of a point from one coordinate system to another coordinate system which is rotated by a angle and some point transformation and just for 2d.
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Testing socket connection in Python
===
This question will expand on: [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/68774/best-way-to-open-a-socket-in-python][1]<br />
When opening a socket how can I test to see if it has been established, and that it did not timeout, or generally fail.
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Initializing a large structure in C
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