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• How do I transfor é to &#233; in php?

  - by Itay Moav

  I have an XML ISO-8859-1 page, in which I have to output symbols like é. If I output &eacute; it errors out. &#233; works just fine. So, what PHP function should I use to transform é to &#233; I can't move to utf-8 (as I assume some will suggest and rightfully so) This is a huge, legacy code.

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• Replace BIT values with some text

  - by nihi_l_ist

  I have a BIT column with gender (0,1) and want to replace 0 and 1 in the resulting view with the words "man" and "woman". Can i do this right in the view with some system finction or i have to write my own function to do that?

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• getting a slide of 'data' returned by $.ajax

  - by Thau

  With $.ajax i'm getting a page dinamicly generated via PHP code, in the HTML returned I need only one object ('lwrapper' in my code). How can I grabber 'lwrapper' from 'data' returned. this is my code $.ajax({ url: ref, //the url cache: false, success: function(data){ //code to get the slide of data //slide = $("lwrapper",data) //not working $('wrapper').html(slide); } });

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• Is there any char to hexadecimal fuction for C ?

  - by ge0rge007

  Hello all! I was thinking if there such a function for c language. I have a char array with data from a text file and i need to convert it to hexadecimal format. Thank you in advance!

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• Does Oracle have an equivalent of SQL Server's table variables?

  - by Margaret

  In SQL Server, you can declare a table variable (DECLARE @table TABLE), which is produced while the script is run and then removed from memory. Does Oracle have a similar function? Or am I stuck with CREATE/DROPs that segment my hard drive?

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• Add jQuery colorbox plugin to a dynamically created element, extra problem.

  - by PapiChuloMX

  I saw the answer of a question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2443490/add-jquery-colorbox-plugin-to-a-dynamically-created-element Solve part of the problem, works fine, but when I click for second time, it doesn't work. When I try to click for second time an error displays: $.fn.colorbox is not a function. How can i correct that error and avoid a double click to bind colorbox. I don't speak english, i did my best to write this words, i hope you can read me. Thanks.

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• Previous active control in javascript

  - by zohair

  Hi, I wanted to know how I could find the previous active control on a page. I have a couple of textboxes and a button, and when i am on a certain textbox and I click the button, I want to highlight that textbox. I have the highlight functionality covered, but I don't know how to find out which textbox to run the function on... Please help, Thanks!

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• how to find textbox value from asp.net to javascript

  - by Ramakrishna

  i have a textbox in asp.net form.... if i entered numbers not like 7 or 8 or 9, then script function should be araised with alert message.... how to achieve this.... that 7 or 8 or 9 are first digits in my texbox...

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• code to idetntify the number

  - by [email protected]

  Hi All, I got one problem while doing one TAPI application based project in C#. I'm using ITAPI3.dll My problem is.. i'm not getting incoming call information. To get the incoming call information, i'm using getcallinfo function. but it is showing empty message.

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• Does Ruby have a special stack for return value?

  - by prosseek

  The following Ruby code def a(b,c) b+c end is the same as follows with Python def a(b,c): return b+c It looks like that ruby has the special stack that stores the final evaluation result and returns the value when a function is called. If so, what's the name of the stack, and how can I get that stack? If not, how does the Ruby code work without returning something?

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• How to convert numbers to words in php

  - by user225269

  Is there a function in php wherein you can convert the number 12 to its equivalent in a month. For example if the mysql database stores digits and not words for dates. how do you convert the number 12 into the word december?

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• C#, .NET, Registry key handle values, how do i map them to the registry path?

  - by Tom

  Hey, i know the 5 registry hives have large 8-digit values for their handles and i have written a function which maps the value to the hive name. However, i'm also getting (in my data) much smaller numbers like 60, 120 etc and i have no idea which registry keys these represent. What could i do to find out?

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• strnicmp equivalent for UTF-8?

  - by Jen

  What do I use to perform a case-insensitive comparison on two UTF-8 encoded sub-strings? Essentially, I'm looking for a strnicmp function for UTF-8.

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• Detect mouse over iframe?

  - by makeee

  I'd like call a function every time a user drags their mouse over an iframe (which points to a different domain). Is this possible?

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• Is there a (simple) way to get the memory usage of a lua table?

  - by mutley

  I'd like to find out how much memory a lua table is using - without iterating through the table contents and counting up the usage. Is there a lua 5.1 function or 3rd party library that could help with this. Thanks!

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• how to get all objects of a given type in javascript

  - by FenchKiss Dev

  I want to retrieve all objects (not DOM elements) of a given type created with the "new" keyword. Is it possible ? function foo(name) { this.name = name; } var obj = new foo(); How can I retrieve a reference to all the foo objects ?

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• strange(?) module import syntax

  - by morpheous

  I've come across the following code in a Python script from pprint import pprint why not simply import pprint? Unless the module pprint contains a function called pprint which is being aliased as pprint (surely, this must be the definition of madness?)

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• when to use const char *

  - by djones2010

  If i have a function api that expects a 14 digit input and returns a 6 digit output. I basically define the input as a const char *. would that be the correct and safe thing to do? also why would I not want to just do char * which I could but it seems more prudent to use const char * in that case especially since its an api that i am providing. so for different input values I generate 6 digit codes.

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• How to start up your C# .NET app\programm from web browser? (example, please)

  - by Ole Jak

  Could you provide example of JavaScript function for starting up application installed on your computer from a web browser (eg google chrome 4). It particular if .Net APPs have any special simplyfiing this process apis of out there are some libs for such staff, please share link with us. So how to start up your C# .NET app\programm from web browser?

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• CGRect and utesting

  - by killdash10

  I am trying to add unit tests to my iPhone project in Xcode. Everything works, its great. Except when I am adding a class.m that uses CGRect (or other structs, CGPoint etc) to the unit test target (under "Compile Sources") - I am getting a compilation error: "'CGRect' undeclared (first use in this function)". I tried messing with my unit test target in various ways, but so far I haven't been able to get past this. What am I missing?

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• [C++] next_permutation for combinations or subsets in powerset

  - by bobber205

  Is there some equivalent library or function that will give me the next combination of a set of values like next_permutation in does for me?

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• Is there an equivalent of Mac OS X "open" command that can be called from C++/Objective-C code?

  - by phjr

  On Mac OS X there is a very useful "open" command which launches an application suitable for opened file type. Is there some C++/Objective-C function on Mac which does the same? Note: I know I could launch an "open" process. I'm just not sure if it's the best option.

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• What is the pythonic way to setattr() for a module?

  - by John Mulder

  In a class method, I can add attributes using the built-in function: setattr(self, "var_name", value). If I want to do the same thing within a module, I can do something like: globals()["var_name"] = value Is this the best way to do this, or is there a more pythonic solution?

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• finding total no of rows in the textbox

  - by picnic4u

  how can i get the no. of rows in the multilines textbox through javascript function if some body inserted many no of text in that textbox

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• C++: Life span of temporary arguments?

  - by shoosh

  When creating a new instance of a MyClass as an argument to a function like so: class MyClass { MyClass(int a); }; myFunction(MyClass(42)); does the standard make any grantees on the timing of the destructor? Specifically, can I assume that the it is going to be called before the next statement after the call to myFunction() ?

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