I'd like to make a tool bar with icons that get's bigger when you mouse over them. I don't mind reinventing the wheel, but if anyone can suggest a good: Image Format (not sure bitmaps'll work here and not sure how to do Vectors) Existing Control (pay or free, so long as I can use it in a close source app) Container class (is TPanel suf...
This is a rather useless assertion error; it does not tell the values of the expression involved (assume constants used are actually variable names): $ python -c "assert 6-(3*2)" [...] AssertionError Is there a better assert implementation in Python that is more fancy? It must not introduce additional overhead over execution (except ...
Is there a way to pass a list of files to fancy upload via java script rather then using the browse button and dialog? http://digitarald.de/project/fancyupload/#docs Thanks in advance. ...
Hello all. Wondering how I might achieve this look with Apache's Indexing? Is there a module I can download? ...
I wanted the images to be loaded only when the user click the link: <a id="showcase1" href="showcase/showcase1.php"><img src="images/showcase1t.png"/></a> So I placed the images in another php file and call the using ajax and fancybox: showcase1.php: <div id="inline1"> <img src="images/showcase1.png"/> <a href="http://studyatbest....
I'm a big fan of the jquery cycle plugin yet it would be cool if it had some more complex transition effects similar to Nivo Slider or jqFancyTransistions - http://workshop.rs/projects/jqfancytransitions/. I understand the jist of how to create custom effects with jquery cycle, yet I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how to crea...
Hi, I want to use Fancy Upload to upload files and also include some additional information to send a notification email. I am using the working example provided on the site. I'm not sure how to modify the JavaScript to the following: How would I check to see if at least one file was successfully uploaded? I would use this to enable ...
In this question, I tried to give an example of two ways of doing the same thing in C++: one short but complicated "fancy" piece of code; and a longer but more readable and understandable way of doing the same thing. The question asks whether it's better to have a well-commented fancy piece of code or a self-commented (i.e. no comments) ...