I have a jQuery code block for a twitter widget i'm developing ,
$.getJSON("http://twitter.com/users/show.json?screen_name=" + twitterfeed + "&callback=?" ,
function(data) {
var fString = ($('<div id="userimage"><h1>'+ data.followers_count +'</h1></div>').digits()).text();
var tString = ($('<div id="userimage"><h1>'+ d...
I have the following variable definition:
@monday = (Time.now).at_beginning_of_week
I use that in different models, controllers, and views.
Where can I define it (and how should I define it -- @@? ) so I can define it once and use throughout my Rails application?
Should it be in environment.rb? Should it be a @@?
...
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to implement a variable exponential moving average on a time series of intraday data (i.e 10 seconds). By variable, I mean that the size of the window included in the moving average depends on another factor (i.e. volatility). I was thinking of the following:
MA(t)=alpha(t)*price(t) + (1-alpha(t))MA(t-1),
whe...
I have a thread that does a WMI query for me and I need to access some variables in the thread after it has executed the query.
The thread is created as follows ...
procedure TFormMain.RunThread;
var
WMIQ: TThreadWmiQuery;
begin
WMIQ := TThreadWmiQuery.Create(True);
...
WMIQ.OnTerminate := WMIQThreadOnTerminate;
WMIQ.Resume;...
This is a difficult one, I've been racking my brains but I just come up with a sensible name for these variables. Someone will probably instantly hit on one.
Take these example actions:
"throw bottle at wall"
"push John into door"
"attack Ogre with sword"
action thing at/with/on/in/to thing
I need a sensible name for the first "thi...
Hi,
I'm using Rob Monies 'Jquery Week Calendar' to build a calendar application.
I have a MSSQL DB a with table named 'dates' and the following fields:
id
start
end
title
I would like to query this DB in PHP and then pass the results to Javascript, Javascript will then render the events in the browser.
The Javascript needs to receiv...
I want to name a variable using values of other variables given in a function.
So, if I have values for an x1,x2 I can make the new variable's name as:
x_(x1's value)_(x2's value) as a name.
I've checked out the eval, num2str, strcat functions, but as of yet I can't make it so that I have a variable with the name above which I can assi...
Ok. I'm totally baffled. Here's the code:
$(document).ready(function(){
var newToken = 1;
$.get("junk.php",
function(newToken) {
alert(newToken); // alerts "junk"
});
alert(newToken); // alerts "1"
});
As per my comments, the first alert of newToken is "junk" (the only output of junk.php). Once outside the .get, ne...
Hello!
I have a problem storing a PHP loop in a variable.
The loop is like this:
for( $i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++ ) {
echo $i . ' - ';
}
for this it's OK for an echo or print as it will produce:
1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 -
now I want to store the whole loop in a variable like $my_var which means:
echo $my_var;
...
consider this code :
Class Controller_xyz extends Controller
{
protected $res=' ';
public function action_reg()
{
$this->res="blah";
$x="blah"
echo $this->res;
echo $x;
}
}
output :
b
blah
why am I not able to change class variable?
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Possible Duplicate:
Javascript: is using 'var' to declare variables optional?
When creating variables in javascript is adding "var" before the variable name a must?
For example instead of
var message = "Hello World!"
can I use
message = "Hello World!"
?
I notice that scripts like Google Adsense don't use var
Example...
Hello everyone
I have a word document that contains certain variables (for example the string $$title$$). Now I want to open this word document in PHP and replace the string $$title$$ with a string I read out of the database. Final step would be to save this word document and give it to the user for download.
Replacing the string and s...
Hello to all, i encounter an error in the code below.
recursive_mutex m_RecurMutex;
condition_variable cond;
unique_lock<recursive_mutex> lock(m_RecurMutex);
cond.wait(lock); // Error Here.
What is the reason cause this error ?
Thanks.
...
I'll try to explain with an example...
Let's say I have two different functions, and one of them has a defined variable. In the second function, I don't wanna write the same variable again, can I simply use the variable from the first function in the second one WITHOUT redefining it in the second function?
Something like:
function a()...
hello, beginner here...
what am i missing?
i define a global variable that is a reference to an html element:
var x=document.getElementById("xxx1");
then, inside a function a try to reference that variable to navigate the dom:
x.innerHTML="dsfgfdgdf";
...doesn't work; if i define the variable inside the function ...
What would be faster ?
Query mysql to see if the piece of information i need is there, OR
load a python dictionary with all the information then just check if the id is there
If python is faster, then whats the best what to check if the id exists?
Im using python 2.4.3
Im searching for data which is tagged to a square on a board, im s...
I'm trying to create an array of JLabels, all of them should go invisible when clicked. The problem comes when trying to set up the mouse listener through an inner class that needs access to the iteration variable of the loop used to declare the labels. Code is self-explanatory:
for(int i=1; i<label.length; i++) {
label[i] = ...
Hello all, how can I prevent PHP from returning an Undefined variable error every time I try to check a variable if it has contents and that certain variable hasn't been used yet? In my previous setup, I can check $_POST['email'] even if I haven't put anything into it yet. It simply returns a blank or empty result. That's how I want my P...
I'm using batch files to process text files with names of the form: CLL*1.txt, CLLM*2.txt located in a specific "download" folder. All files contain a string of the form:
"File Reference : 0xxxx", where xxxx is a unique numerical identifier.
I am trying, without much success, to use the following script to rename the file to CLL*xxxx...
Hi,
I am just wondering, I thought I cannot have variables with the same name:
int Test;
public void A(int Test)
{
}
Why this does compile? I know I can use this keyword but seems to me strange that as the method is in the scope of the class it allows me to declare the variable with the same name.
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