Recently, I discovered a way to manipulate the current flagging system so that I can raise my own flag weight.
It all began innocently enough. I looked through my downvoted answers and saw an answer of mine that that was pretty lame and qualified as "not an answer". I flagged it, but then I real...
Recently, I discovered a way to manipulate the current flagging system so that I can raise my own flag weight.
It all began innocently enough. I looked through my downvoted answers and saw an answer of mine that that was pretty lame and qualified as "not an answer". I flagged it, but then I real...
i have one gridview i want to show dates(like 12/3/2011,12/5/2011 format) in gridview column by separated how will i do iam trying to retrieve date for id_dfestival(it is unique identifier) iam done some code :
protected void dgBTNN_Festival_OnRowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)...
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I saw the xkcd comic comparing the number of results for various Google searches on dying by x, and thought I might like to automate the process a little and wrote a script to do it
It actually worked, but broke the next time Google updated their search page
@genesisφ I was using CodeIgnitor's template engine, which is very barebones but good enough. There's plenty of other more powerful option available if you search for them
Seriously, unless you have a actual real-world performance problem (like something taking 0.1 seconds on every load or something) don't worry too much about optimization.
A query to log a view is perfectly all right. It may become a problem if 100 people trigger it in the same second or something, but that's still a long way off I assume :) Most sites never even get close to where this could be a problem.
however, I've got clone of popular browser game running, with ~15 users online and it's taking my server down like once a day. Around (3 * user_count) queries per statistics page. I've got 2000 users, it means it takes 6000 queries on that page :p5
I am working in a subfolder on my website: www.example.com/subfolder
Now, i want to set a session that is only accessible within www.example.com/subfolder
To achieve this, i did the following:
private $sessiontimeout= 10800;
private $subdomain = '/subfolder/';
private $website ...
There isn't, in way you did it. Just run 2 queries
SELECT
*
FROM
paintings
WHERE
id >4000
LIMIT
0 , 30;
SELECT
COUNT( * ) as total
FROM
paintings
WHERE
id >4000
@jco I'm not trolling, if you mean "connection", say connection. If you mean query, say query. I have no idea what request could mean. I thought it's one query
it means either sending a stored procedure name (which is not technically a query) or sending a raw query (so delimiting the two selects by a semicolon a-la SQL99) or in the textbox provided for querying the database in phpMyAdmin or whathaveyou
I often have to explain some aspect of an application, and often need to refer to users. I really don't like the term as it is not something with a good connotation (e.g. drug users) to the non-technical world.
What alternatives are there that you can suggest?
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10 facts about you. 1. You are reading this comment 2. you are realizing that this is a stupid fact 4. You didn't notice I skipped three. You're checking now 6. Your smiling 7. You are still reading my comment 9. You didn't realize I skipped 8 10. ur checking again and smiling about how you fell for it again 11. You are enjoying this. You didn't realize there are only supposed to be ten facts. Copy and paste this to ONE video and tomorrow will be the best day ever
one question, how do I recognize user that used openid? When someone inserts google/o8/id, he'll be logged in as someone else. I'm not sure how it works exactly.
I am working in a subfolder on my website: www.example.com/subfolder
Now, i want to set a session that is only accessible within www.example.com/subfolder
To achieve this, i did the following:
private $sessiontimeout= 10800;
private $subdomain = '/subfolder/';
private $website ...
There isn't, in way you did it. Just run 2 queries
SELECT
*
FROM
paintings
WHERE
id >4000
LIMIT
0 , 30;
SELECT
COUNT( * ) as total
FROM
paintings
WHERE
id >4000
I often have to explain some aspect of an application, and often need to refer to users. I really don't like the term as it is not something with a good connotation (e.g. drug users) to the non-technical world.
What alternatives are there that you can suggest?
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