Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have
a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When
users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am
looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx,
then have the popup window close, and have the
MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am
having trouble determining what client side javascript
Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side
processing. Are there any samples or articles tha
demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object
Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js
-------------------------------
var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx
function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid)
{
var url = "";
url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?";
url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name;
url += "&id="+ id;
url += "&m=" + mode;
url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250;
var height = 150;
var str = "";
str += "toolbars=n o,";
str += "status=no, ";
str += "resizable= 0,";
str += "scrollbars=0," ;
str += "width=" + width + ",";
str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) {
var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30;
var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2;
var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc;
str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc;
}
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str );
}
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack)
{
debugger;
PopUp.close();
if (postBack)
__doPostBack(id ,'');
}
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript">
<!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() {
window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true);
}
//-->
</script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks. 12 1912
Hi, besides from all the obvious things like domain rights, and case
sensitiv try to look for this:
For JavaScript to be public(seen by other programs) in IE, It has to be
declared in the html header.
If I interpret your JavaScript correctly, it looks like your script is
supposed to close the window AFTER a PostBack. The page in the browser after
a postback is not the same page that was in the browser BEFORE the PostBack.
It may be the same HTML document, but the memory of the new instance is not
the same as the memory of the old - HTTP is stateless. To the browser, it is
a whole new page. Therefore, there is no longer a window object reference in
memory pointing to the child window. Using the same variable name does
nothing.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com
Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
Hi
If I get you right...
Do the processing in the popup
Return a script to the popup that calls some method(s) in the opener
window.opener.d ocument.forms[0].mySubmitBtn.cl ick(); // This will click a
submit button named mySubmitBtn
Or call a function in parent window(opener)
window.opener.F UNCTIONNAME();
window.close();// Close child
--
Best Regards
Vidar Petursson
=============== ===============
Microsoft Internet Client & Controls MVP
=============== ===============
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
Mark,
I have some code for just this at my website, www.aboutfortunate.com. Just
search the code library for: "refresh main window" or something similar. The
title of the sample you want is:
Close a popup window and refresh the parent window
Sincerely,
--
S. Justin Gengo, MCP
Web Developer
Free code library at: www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzche
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
Justin,
I downloaded the code from your site (which is very
helpful stuff) but could not find the sample you referred
to (I actually didn't find any samples). I also didn't
find a search function on your site. Is the function
you're referring to in the Javascript namespace? Where
might I find the samples you mentioned? Thanks! -----Original Message----- Mark,
I have some code for just this at my website,
www.aboutfortunate.com. Justsearch the code library for: "refresh main window" or
something similar. Thetitle of the sample you want is:
Close a popup window and refresh the parent window
Sincerely,
-- S. Justin Gengo, MCP Web Developer
Free code library at: www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order." Nietzche
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message news:07******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I
have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx.
When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in
Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
.
Justin,
I downloaded the code from your site (which is very
helpful stuff) but could not find the sample you referred
to (I actually didn't find any samples). I also didn't
find a search function on your site. Is the function
you're referring to in the Javascript namespace? Where
might I find the samples you mentioned? Thanks! -----Original Message----- Mark,
I have some code for just this at my website,
www.aboutfortunate.com. Justsearch the code library for: "refresh main window" or
something similar. Thetitle of the sample you want is:
Close a popup window and refresh the parent window
Sincerely,
-- S. Justin Gengo, MCP Web Developer
Free code library at: www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order." Nietzche
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message news:07******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I
have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx.
When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in
Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
.
Hi Mark, Would the child window posting back to the server cause the parent-child reference variable to be lost?
When you use the JavaScript window.open() method, the window object that
refers to the child window is in the parent window's HTML document. If the
parent window posts back, the reference is lost, as the parent window's
document is unloaded. If the child window posts back, the document in the
child window changes, and all memory in that document is lost, but as the
reference to the child window is in the parent window's document, it isn't
lost.
The child window can close itself without any problems.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com
Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:08******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Kevin,
Thanks for the explanation. I am not sure whether this applies or not, but I am looking to close the child window after the child window posts back (not the parent). The intended order of events:
1) User presses linkbutton in child window 2) Child window posts pack to server 3) Child window closes 4) Parent window posts back to server
Would the child window posting back to the server cause the parent-child reference variable to be lost?
-----Original Message----- If I interpret your JavaScript correctly, it looks like your script issupposed to close the window AFTER a PostBack. The page in the browser aftera postback is not the same page that was in the browser BEFORE the PostBack.It may be the same HTML document, but the memory of the new instance is notthe same as the memory of the old - HTTP is stateless. To the browser, it isa whole new page. Therefore, there is no longer a window object reference inmemory pointing to the child window. Using the same variable name doesnothing.
-- HTH,
Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message news:07******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
.
Hi Mark, Would the child window posting back to the server cause the parent-child reference variable to be lost?
When you use the JavaScript window.open() method, the window object that
refers to the child window is in the parent window's HTML document. If the
parent window posts back, the reference is lost, as the parent window's
document is unloaded. If the child window posts back, the document in the
child window changes, and all memory in that document is lost, but as the
reference to the child window is in the parent window's document, it isn't
lost.
The child window can close itself without any problems.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com
Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:08******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Kevin,
Thanks for the explanation. I am not sure whether this applies or not, but I am looking to close the child window after the child window posts back (not the parent). The intended order of events:
1) User presses linkbutton in child window 2) Child window posts pack to server 3) Child window closes 4) Parent window posts back to server
Would the child window posting back to the server cause the parent-child reference variable to be lost?
-----Original Message----- If I interpret your JavaScript correctly, it looks like your script issupposed to close the window AFTER a PostBack. The page in the browser aftera postback is not the same page that was in the browser BEFORE the PostBack.It may be the same HTML document, but the memory of the new instance is notthe same as the memory of the old - HTTP is stateless. To the browser, it isa whole new page. Therefore, there is no longer a window object reference inmemory pointing to the child window. Using the same variable name doesnothing.
-- HTH,
Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message news:07******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
.
Mark,
The Javascript button you clicked on is not the actual code library. That
was a link to the javascript project I've built which contains javascripts I
use over and over. All the other javascripts and other code I haven't made
into classes is in the datagrid on the main code library page.
When you click the "code library" link on the site in the main area of the
page is a datagrid. Above the datagrid is a search text box and button. Do
your search there. Or page through the datagrid.
Sincerely,
--
S. Justin Gengo, MCP
Web Developer
Free code library at: www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzche
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message
news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Justin,
I downloaded the code from your site (which is very helpful stuff) but could not find the sample you referred to (I actually didn't find any samples). I also didn't find a search function on your site. Is the function you're referring to in the Javascript namespace? Where might I find the samples you mentioned? Thanks!
-----Original Message----- Mark,
I have some code for just this at my website, www.aboutfortunate.com. Justsearch the code library for: "refresh main window" or something similar. Thetitle of the sample you want is:
Close a popup window and refresh the parent window
Sincerely,
-- S. Justin Gengo, MCP Web Developer
Free code library at: www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order." Nietzche
"Mark Fox" <in**@solelsoft ware.com> wrote in message news:07******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx, then have the popup window close, and have the MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am having trouble determining what client side javascript Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side processing. Are there any samples or articles tha demonstrate how to do this? I keep getting "Object Expected" in CloseChildWindo w():
script.js ------------------------------- var PopUp;
// Called from MainPage.aspx function OpenPopup(id, mode, eid) { var url = ""; url += "Controls/PopUp.aspx?"; url += "FormName=" + document.forms[0].name; url += "&id="+ id; url += "&m=" + mode; url += "&eid="+ eid;
var width = 250; var height = 150;
var str = ""; str += "toolbars=n o,"; str += "status=no, "; str += "resizable= 0,"; str += "scrollbars=0," ; str += "width=" + width + ","; str += "height=" + height + ",";
if ( window.screen ) { var ah = screen.availHei ght - 30; var aw = screen.availWid th - 10;
var xc = ( aw - width ) / 2; var yc = ( ah - height ) / 2;
str += ",left=" + xc + ",screenX=" + xc; str += ",top=" + yc + ",screenY=" + yc; }
PopUp = window.open( url, 'EmailList', str ); }
function CloseChildWindo w(id, postBack) { debugger; PopUp.close(); if (postBack) __doPostBack(id ,''); }
The code I have in Popup.aspx is
<script language="JavaS cript"> <!--
window.onload=w indow_onload();
function window_onload() { window.opener.C loseChildWindow ('a', true); }
//--> </script>
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
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Hello All, I am new to ajax and wanted to start by trying something simple.
I have a web form with an updatepanel and then inside the update panel I
have a listbox. Then outside of the updatepanel I have a button. In my
buttons click event in the cs / code behind, I have a loop that just inserts
items in the listbox. My question is, once I...
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by: sheldonlg |
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This is kind of basic, and I googled but didn't find much help.
I have an array of text element fields. They all need to have the same
name. So, let the name be either all with a or build individually as
a, a, a, etc. The brackets need to be there because I will
obtaining the values of them as an array using $_POST{'a'] in php.
What I...
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by: rmurgia |
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When a variable is created using Javascript, should it then be able to be read immediately using embedded VB code or does the submit command have to be entered or are the variables between javascript, visual basic, and vbscript non-interchangable?
I created the following code:
<script language="javascript">
function question(){
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by: marktang |
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ONU (Optical Network Unit) is one of the key components for providing high-speed Internet services. Its primary function is to act as an endpoint device located at the user's premises. However, people are often confused as to whether an ONU can Work As a Router. In this blog post, we’ll explore What is ONU, What Is Router, ONU & Router’s main...
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by: Oralloy |
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
The problem is that using the GNU compilers, it seems that the internal comparison operator "<=>" tries to promote arguments from unsigned to signed.
This is as boiled down as I can make it. ...
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by: jinu1996 |
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In today's digital age, having a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. At the heart of this digital strategy lies an intricately woven tapestry of website design and digital marketing. It's not merely about having a website; it's about crafting an immersive digital experience that...
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by: agi2029 |
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Let's talk about the concept of autonomous AI software engineers and no-code agents. These AIs are designed to manage the entire lifecycle of a software development project—planning, coding, testing, and deployment—without human intervention. Imagine an AI that can take a project description, break it down, write the code, debug it, and then...
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by: conductexam |
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I have .net C# application in which I am extracting data from word file and save it in database particularly. To store word all data as it is I am converting the whole word file firstly in HTML and then checking html paragraph one by one.
At the time of converting from word file to html my equations which are in the word document file was convert...
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by: TSSRALBI |
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Hello
I'm a network technician in training and I need your help.
I am currently learning how to create and manage the different types of VPNs and I have a question about LAN-to-LAN VPNs.
The last exercise I practiced was to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN between two Pfsense firewalls, by using IPSEC protocols.
I succeeded, with both firewalls in...
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by: adsilva |
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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by: muto222 |
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How can i add a mobile payment intergratation into php mysql website.
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by: bsmnconsultancy |
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In today's digital era, a well-designed website is crucial for businesses looking to succeed. Whether you're a small business owner or a large corporation in Toronto, having a strong online presence can significantly impact your brand's success. BSMN Consultancy, a leader in Website Development in Toronto offers valuable insights into creating...
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