It's when I get feature requests from the higher-ups, and despite me making it very clear that the feature is a terrible idea, I still have to implement it.
I am trying to parse the the http://stackoverflow.com/feeds xml using Dom but when i am trying to get the node value its return blank value but am gating the other node value using same code..
can eany body help me ...
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Look....
I have programming my website in one year, now i intend to start it!
The problem is that the performance is better in IE tab of Chrome.
I´d like to check:
if navigator is = IEtab in Chrome?
else
I´d like to automatically redirect to IEtab,
How can i do it in Javascript/ or PHP?
Thanks
it looks good for the most part; there are a few details I'd like to talk to tim stone and halirutan about, but I'm afraid I won't have the time for that until after our company meating next week
but it's probably a good idea to post that as an answer
Of course :-) I was just wondering if that's a public holiday in the US. It's a holiday in my place, but we don't always get it (the majority of the country is Greek Orthodox meaning they have it on a different date). Here in Malta it's a not a holiday.
hot and noanswers filter the result set, where active and new have to sort the entire thing.
So it seems like there's enough questions across all 45 of those sites that pulling out the design questions and then sorting all of them is costly enough to exceed the production timeout period.
Of course, this is complete speculation on my part, I could be entirely wrong. :P
I'm in TLV - but Israel is really really small - getting around is not really an issue. Beit shemesh also has a train station now - so you'll be set :)
I just wrote a interesting* query in the Data Explorer. But the title, "Largest number of positively scored answers in a day by a single user" seems really... unwieldy. *for some definitions of "interesting.
That is, assuming I did the SQL right. I started out with a bunch where the Posts.OwnerUserId was blank, but I just filtered those out, figuring they were deleted users. Or possibly community wiki answers. Or anonymous users. I don't know how all that nonsense works.
@TimStone To get it to group by day. Since CreationDate is a DateTime, when I didn't convert it was grouping down to the second. I tried doing CAST(CreationDate AS DATE), but that did not work, which is why I just converted to a string. Am I crazy?
@jadarnel27 Converting to varchar has the potential to be pretty wasteful. Casting to DATE should work, unless Data Explorer is only running on SQL Server 2005 (which it might be, I can't remember right now). Otherwise you can do DATEADD(dd, 0, DATEDIFF(dd, 0, CreationDate))
Thanks for the workaround with DATEADD though =) Also, out of curiosity, what is it about the conversion to varchar wasteful? Is it because grouping on arbitrary varchars is more costly than grouping on Date?
@TimStone Perhaps I'm not pedantic enough to see the bug. Is it that DATEs are being displayed with a 00:00:00 timestamp?
Hi all, I noticed that I have a separate Meta stack overflow account, but in programmers it seems to be that same account (with the same reputation and so). Moreover in this site it shows a Meta stackoverflow account but only a programmers account. Why?
I know what's going on. They didn't merge my branch before moving, forgot to tell me they were doing anything, didn't preserve history. Because they thought it would be nicer if the repo was sitting somewhere else.
I'm just slightly agitated that I'm going to lose half a day over it.
@Tim So all meta sites will be merged? that sounds wired since many pages like cooking and photographing are up, and have nothing to do with computers.
Historically this site, meta.stackoverflow, has been the place to ask questions about not just Stack Overflow, but the functioning of the entire Stack Exchange (2.0) network, including Area 51 and stackexchange.com and careers.
(Yes, there was a meta.stackexchange, but that dealt with the old le...
Each site has its own meta which uses the same account as the parent site, except Stack Overflow (currently). Eventually there will be a separate Meta Stack Exchange site that will replace Meta Stack Overflow as the network-wide meta site, and then Meta Stack Overflow will be like all of the other meta sites you are used to.
@TimPost Oh, I never really thought about that. I didn't realize it notified you both when just @ Tim was used. I figured it would just notify the nearest Tim (chronologically in the transcript).
In fact, I thought I read somewhere that that is the way it works.
@balpha Right, I was talking about the post I just linked. I had mis-remembered it =)
"a first name match (to be precise, a word boundary match) will cause a notification if you've been in the room in the past two days." - This makes much more sense to me now.
I'm out to grill a rather unhealthy, but satisfying sandwich. Sorry about the noise, I just saw a weird inbox item with a meta icon and thought 'oh no, what have I done now?!' :)
I have 2 Q
1- what is the difference between Semi-Restric and Restric search .
2- what is the difference between traditional and simple search .
PLEASE SHORT ANSWER !.thanks
Look....
I have programming my website in one year, now i intend to start it!
The problem is that the performance is better in IE tab of Chrome.
I´d like to check:
if navigator is = IEtab in Chrome?
else
I´d like to automatically redirect to IEtab,
How can i do it in Javascript/ or PHP?
Thanks
I have 2 Q
1- what is the difference between Semi-Restric and Restric search .
2- what is the difference between traditional and simple search .
PLEASE SHORT ANSWER !.thanks
