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Hi all,

I'm wondering if we can override the Date function in Javascript.
i.e. var a = new Date();

Lets say I want to override Date function so that it returns me THIS_IS_A_TEST
If I do the...

I guess I found the answer.. setting the param Scale to "noBorder" and then adjusting the modifying width attribute crops the video to the extent we want.

Thanks for reading.

Hi all,

I have a SWF file which I'm planning to embed in my HTML using OBJECT tag.
How, I don't want to show some part of the right side of the SWF file (video of a college event.. the audience...

Dont know how many of you know this.. just sharing it

<script>
function p(f)
{
var a=this[f];
a();
}

function k()

Hi Antreas,

Sorry. I have logged out of the site the other day and completely forgot about this thread.
I have copied your code and tried with a simple program. Pls find below the one with which...

I have two questions here before I can think of something

changeFavorite( selection ) -- How are you passing the selection.
are you making sure "getImage" returns proper value

can you post...

try this

SELECT a.ColA, (SELECT COUNT(1) FROM table2 where ColB = a.ColA) from table1 a;

i hope table1.ColA and table2.ColB are indexed.

Update the same column with different values when the conditions are different. Better to have separate statements.

:) glad that it helped

yes. You dont need any. It again depends on how you build that String for comparing the user id & passwd.
The pattern changes.

InStr is an ASP function.
I think you need to put it like this

Instr(string, "," & username & "|" & password & ",");

"|" was the first thing which I noticed in your first. I'm not sure if Split expects a literal or an expression in ASP.

Coming to your question, cant you use Split twice??...

"|" is a reserved character. You need to escape it if you use this as a delimiter.

string_array = Split(string,"\|")

The code needs to be corrected. The string needs to be split using "," first...

Did you try with the code I have posted?

Going by Scragar's way.. \$ was missing...


function LoadClass($name, $args){
$str1 = "return new $name(";
$str2 = "";
for($i = 0; $i <...

It outputted "SRIDHAR:Male"



<?php
class kk{
var $name,$sex;

function kk($name,$sex){
$this->name="$name";

You can use eval as well...


eval("\$retVal=new $ClassName(".rtrim($Arguments,",").")");
return $retVal;

To add what Chazzy has suggested.


catch (Exception ex){
out.println("Unable to connect to database.");
ex.printStackTrace();
}

This issue has been solved sometime back. So.. updating it with the result :-)
Actual Errors were suppressed in the class.smtp.php. There are series of errors
1) There is no need to provide...

It depends on how you're planning to parse the data in ajaxRequest.responseText
there are various functions like split, replace, join etc which you may need to look at. Also, this would be simple if...

This thread not only resolved your issue(atleast as of now), but also unturned some of my wrong concepts..on which I need to do some reading
thanks to your question :)

really.. thts gr8.. my understanding might be wrong in that case
Are you able to see the symbol properly?

as far as I understand, that header(XML declaration part) doesn't matter. Only the encoding which you use while the saving the file matters.
e.g. when u save an XML file to your disk, you need to...

try setting the content-type header of the XML as UTF-8

Is this because my windows firewall is turned on? Will this cause any problem?
As the exchange server is located in the LAN in which my machine is present, will it be of any problem?

pls bear...

I have tried that option as well. I tried giving the following values for host
$host="10.32.161.194";
$host="ssl://10.32.161.194";
$host="tls://10.32.161.194";
$host="http://10.32.161.194";...