How to load local Images rapidly?
I can't get the thumb img through MediaStore.. Are there some tips? ...
I can't get the thumb img through MediaStore.. Are there some tips? ...
There should be no security restriction because the applet is locally installed. Yet I get: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission loadLibrary.jzmq) when my app tries to call static{ System.loadLibrary("jzmq"); } What gives? What am I missing for it to work smoothly without a security ...
Hi All, This is something I've struggled with for years. I build my web applications on a local development server as you would expect. Normally I'm working off a Win03 server running IIS and also running WAMP for php applications. A lot of my applications send emails for notifications etc. Previously I used to use the mail server ...
Hi everyone, I'm wondering if there is a way (in Windows 7) to make some sort of mapping of drives so that sometimes you find the files in a network drive and sometimes you find them in a local map? -And to be able to easily switch between those two. The reason I want to do this is that I want to be able to work (as a developer, using ...
Hi all, I try to set a local property through XAML and a trigger. The idea is to "reproduce" the behaviour that exists in most of settings pages with an "Apply" button at the bottom. As soon as the user modify one the the control/settings in the page, I want to set a local variable ("FilterModified") to "true". I tried this, but somehow,...
Situation: Web application running on a remote server is displaying PDFs. PDF document is stored on client's PC (location is known). Is there any way to embed that PDF into HTML page with local path? p.s.: So far i tried "object", "embed" and "iframe" and with no success. I tried with file://, file:///, and without, URL with slashes a...
Hello, In my app I'm making a basic HTML help document. I wanted my app's logo in the HTML img tag itself, but I don't know how I'd reference to the logo which will be stored in assets. Is this possible, if so how? Thanks for the help! ...
I've encountered a very odd issue in regards to session variables and local variables in php. I'm trying to figure out if I am not understanding something about sessions in php or if this is an issue with the php version my host is using. Here is a very simple code to demonstrate the weird issue: session_start(); var_dump($kenny); ...
Hi, I have a question regarding Magento's local directory. I am trying to override a core controller - Mage/Contacts/controllers/IndexController.php. So I copied IndexController.php to /app/local/Mage/Contacts/controllers/ but Magento is still using core file. I can confirm it because I see 404 page when I rename Mage/Contacts/contro...
I was looking into xslt and started testing with the examples on w3schools. However, when I save the xml and xsl in files and try opening them locally, chrome won't perform the xsl transform. It just shows a blank page. I have added the <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="style.xsl"> tag to the xml document, and firefox renders it a...
Every global variable in javascript is a property of 'window' Apparently all local variable (aswell as arguments) are stored as properties of the 'Call object' (See chapter 4.6.2 of each function. Persumably only existing for the lifetime of said function. Basically I want to be able to do for (var obj in CallObject ) { // } Can I a...
I am working on an app that runs in the background with the backgroundmode set to location. In the didUpdateToLocation: method, I want to generate local notification. I want the app to show the notification only when previous notification has been viewed. Another option is to show only the latest notification and dismiss all the previous...
Is there an easier way to edit, for example, the alertBody property of an already scheduled UILocalNotification ? For now, I just cancel the notification and schedule a new one but when the app needs to do this for 3 or more notifications, it takes long time to execute... ...
hello, I wrote the following stored procedure, in which I use a local variable 'syncParam': declare @syncParam bit select isSync into syncParam from MyTable where id=@id if (@syncParam='True')... else ... return @syncParam When I executed this stored procedure at the first time it worked, but after that I get the following error:...
Hi all, I was using Google local search api using .net and the JSON results iam getting does not contain the images. But when i use the actual google local search website iam able to see the images next to the listings. Please help. Thanks ...
Hi, I've made some private changes to the public Three20 libraries. Three20 will now work with semi-trusted SSL certs. Custom views are now working for headers in grouped table views. Custom chrome is now allowed on the photocontroller, and the network performance was tuned for image loading over 3G. Finally, a display bug that woul...
In the local object there is a collate facet. The collate facet has a hash method that returns a long. http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/std/locale/collate/hash/ Two questions: Does anybody know what hashing method is used. I need a 32bit value. If my long is longer than 32 bits, does anybody know about techniques for folding the ha...
OK, so I thought this would be really simple even though I have only just got by previously when working with WPF project resource files. When my application starts I want to load in a local (shipped with the application) html file into the Webbrowser control. However I cannot find an easy way to do this! Any ideas? ...
Is there a utility that can do a diff between a set of files on the web and a set of files on the user's local hard drive? For example, if I execute: urldiff http://www.website.com c:\src Then I should get output like this: http://www.website.com/blue/test.html c:\src\blue\test.html [SAME] http://www.website.com/green/test2.h...
Hello everyone! I am learning Python and just had this question. It possibly has no practical worth, I'm asking this out maybe because of a pedantic curiosity. I have a function: def f(): x = 12 #this is a local variable global x #this is a global I declared before x = 14 #changes global x <How can I return the...