The Way to Programming
The Way to Programming
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what is a site in SharePoint?
A site collection is referred for a collection of SharePoint site which have the same owner and share administration settings, such as permissions. SharePoint online site collection has three sites collections the team site, public website and my sites.
If the PRODUCTS table is atomic, and the List and View tables will always match the PRODUCTS table, there is no reason to make copies. Just query the columns you need (when you use them wherever else), instead of “SELECT *”.
If you’re copying them to change them later, or for whatever reason you want to copy. You can run these queries:
TRUNCATE List; — this will empty the List table
TRUNCATE View; — this will empty the View table
INSERT INTO List ( id, name, serial ) SELECT (id, name, serial ) FROM PRODUCTS;
INSERT INTO View ( id, name, description ) SELECT (id, name, description ) FROM PRODUCTS;
Every time you run those 4 simple queries, it will clear List and View and copy the relevant information from PRODUCTS.
it may be easier to create SQL trigger and then just recreate PRODUCT table rather than making it with procedure, the trigger will enable automatically after every insert into product
make sure you format your code properly such as
$n--; and $factorial = ($n * $factorial); (no white space)
I very rarely give complete written solutions for people requiring help here. Other people can do, but I am against it, you learn a lot more by doing it yourself than copying/pasting completed code; I used to do that and I didn’t learn very much, once I started doing it myself I learnt a lot more. No pain no gain as the saying goes.
Anyway, enough of that, can you paste your source/errors that you are getting? We can work through them and iron them out.
Also, I can’t write your validation as it depends what validation you want to do.
Try providing the following student name:
'; drop table student;
You should really code this as
$query = sprintf("SELECT * FROM student WHERE s_username='%s' AND s_password='%s'",
mysql_real_escape_string($uname), mysql_real_escape_string($upass));
Have a read through this, it may help:
http://phpmaster.com/form-validation-with-php
I would create streams for each form and write it all to file, create another read stream and read all data in file to later print it out in form 3 and lastly use System Diagnostics to create a cmd process with attributes to delete the written file.
Save data from form 1 and form 2 in a database.
In form 3’s onload function retrieve that necessary data from the database.
If you need help further than this, please be more specific. If you want someone to do your homework then… good luck.
Hi, You design the forms as per the instructions provided to you by the team leader. After finishing the UI, get the project files from rest of your team and add it into your project in which you’ve designed the UI for third form. Then finish the coding part which is of only displaying appropriate data along with some messages.
hat all seems pretty good and definitely achievable. If the shop is static, you could encode it on the device; if it’s dynamic, I suggest just using the web site. Of course you could create a hybrid app – have a look at PhoneGap which will work on multiple mobile platforms, including Android and iOS – that way you get your app for free everywhere once you write it once.
http://phonegap.com/
You might want to check these too (some are not free, but just to let you know)
http://www.khanacademy.org/ http://thecodeplayer.com/ http://www.codeschool.com/ http://www.pluralsight.com/training http://www.sitepoint.com/ http://code.he.net/
Codeacademy can be great. But their use of different authors to cover different sections means the difficulty and understanding can vary greatly.
In the javascript tutorial I found myself breezing along then suddenly I was dumped into the middle of a problem by an entire different author. I had no real understanding of what I was supposed to do it was just like I was dumped there, I’ve had some minor programming experience in the past, but the problem just came on too strong and too soon.
What I find with codeacademy is that you can just step through their questions without any effort as you’re spoonfed, especially on their github one, that was really easy just because of how you were given the answer. Apart from that it’s a great site, the javascript tutorial was great. — Existing developer.
I think something like this might help you out.
$(function(){
$('#plattegrondGo').change(function(){
var newSrc = $('#plattegrondGo option:selected').attr('name');
$("#plattegrond").attr('src', newSrc + '.png');
});
});
When working with drop down boxes it’s better to use change, as it will only fire when the dropdown value actually changed
when you select the textbox on your right you have properties of the textbox , just scroll down to Font and from there you can choose the size , font type , bold.. then just underneath you have the forecolor which you can also change
lso if you want to change some property of the text box using a button in your form you can do it using this code :
TextBox1.ForeColor = Color.Cyan
Me.TextBox1.Font = New Font("Arial", 30)
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