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• RIA: Manipulate DOM

  - by stephanos

  I want to display a website embedded in my own site and modify the DOM (e.g. change a button's color/size), similar to what Firebug is capable of. I'm aware of the security issues that arise - my plan is to use this approach to do live website usability testing (A/B style). I'm not limited to any specific RIA framework (yet would prefer Flex) - but it has to work without installing anything (so no AIR). Cheers :-)

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• What makes the availability of both primitive and object-wrapped values in JavaScript useful?

  - by Delan Azabani

  I wrote a blog post a while ago detailing how the availability of both primitive and object-wrapped value types in JavaScript (for things such as Number, String and Boolean) causes trouble, including but not limited to type-casting to a boolean (e.g. object-wrapped NaN, "" and false actually type-cast to true). My question is, with all this confusion and problems, is there any benefit to JavaScript having both types of values for the built-in classes?

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• Regex Search and Replace in Eclipse: How do I fix dangling meta character 'x'?

  - by Roger

  I am trying to replace function calls written when methods were nonstatic to an updated version were they are. For example: TABLE_foo(table1, ...rest is the same with table1.foo(...rest is the same This is what I have come up with using my limited understanding of regex and this site. find: TABLE_(*)\((*), replace: $2.$1( The above yields a dangling meta character '*' error. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

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• Reporting Services Line Chart - let users choose lines

  - by Henrik

  Hi, I have a line chart with four lines: - Total - A - B - C It is a only a limited number of lines, and I want to allow the user to specify via input parameters what lines to show (i.e. ShowTotal, ShowA, ShowB, ShowC booleans). Can it be done, and how?

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• Is possible to make sexy GUI with javaFX & swing ?

  - by phmr

  I would like to do a "sexy" / user-friendly / appealing GUI in java. Swing is a limited in terms of "skin" customisation. I'm thinking about JavaFX but I don't it yet, what can I achieve with this technology ? how hard is it ? do you have examples of real-life examples of Swing/JavaFX integration ? I would like to do something in this spirit of this, which is built on the .NET framework: original link: http://www.patrickpayet.com/net/?p=329

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• Beginning OS X & iPhone Development: Reference texts

  - by twinbornJoint

  My programming experience is limited to xhtml, css, php, sql and some javascript. The books I have are: Programming in Objective-C 2nd Edition Beginning iPhone Development Cocoa(R) Programming for Mac(R) OS X (Paperback) Is there anything else I will need to get started on my journey into iPhone/OS X development?

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• some userful 3rd party API's for j2me

  - by Vivart

  Fixed Point Integer Math MathFP kSOAP is a SOAP web service client library for constrained Java environments such as Applets or J2ME applications (CLDC / CDC / MIDP). http://sourceforge.net/projects/ksoap2/ kXML is a lean Common XML API with namespace and WAP support that is intended to fit into the JAVA KVM for limited devices like the Palm Pilot. http://sourceforge.net/projects/kxml/ UI library https://lwuit.dev.java.net/ http://www.j2mepolish.org/cms/

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• Use database field maxlength as html layout input maxlength best practice. asp.net mvc

  - by Andrew Florko

  Hello everybody, There are string length limitations in database structure (email is declared as nvarchar[30] for instance) There are lots of html forms that has input textbox fields that should be limited in length for that reason. What is the best practice to synchronize database fields and html layout input fields length limitations ? Can it be done automatically (html layout input fields declared the same max length as database data they represent)? Thank you in advance.

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• How to increase limit of graph in LINQPad?

  - by TN

  Results shown in LINQPad are limited. If objects are deep nested, a red line is shown. I would like to increase a limit, so I can see more nested objects. Do you know how to do it? (I have not find that in options.)

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• ColdFusion Security

  - by Andrew

  What are the best practices for securing a coldfusion webpage from malicious users? (including, but not limited to, sql injection attacks) Is cfqueryparam enough?

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• C# Document Scanning

  - by ErocM

  I have a document storage application that I need to integrate with a scanner software or create one on my own. I have very limited funding so buying an expensive alternative isn't really an option. I thought about just linking to the customer's scanning software's executable and opening it when they want to scan but that just seems like a bad way of doing it. Anyone have any suggestions on how I do this? Thanks as usual, Eroc

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• embedded web/application server

  - by l.thee.a

  I need to write an user menu for an embedded device (mips linux). The menu has to be accessible from network (web page - AJAX?) and it has to be able to read/write hardware settings. What would be the easiest way to implement such an app/server? Where do I start? PS: c/c++ preferred. PS 2: I have limited resources

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• vmware certified professional exam

  - by AEIOU

  Has anyone taken the vmware certified professional exam? I was wondering if I can just take this class: http://mylearn1.vmware.com/mgrreg/courses.cfm?ui=www&a=one&id_subject=10103 or would I need to do additional studying on my own? I'm a developer with limited server experience. I'm aware of the technologies but haven't worked with them directly. Anyone that has taken the exam or has been in a similar situation, any insight would be appreciated.

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• Is it really best to make site without using <div>, using semantic tags only?

  - by jitendra

  I found this on net in google search and see article here: http://www.thatcssguy.com/limit-your-divs/ See his final layout here: http://www.nodivs.com/ Some quotes from article 1 When I limited the use of my divs all the major browser including both IE6 and IE7 would render the sites nearly perfectly. Or with very little fixes needed. 2 it’s magic but proves divs nor tables are necessary for layout Should we try to make sites like this?

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• How to keep a shell open across multiple ajax requests in PHP?

  - by Joost van Doorn

  I need to use a shell across multiple ajax requests. Basically this means that the next request should be able to continue with the same shell where the other process left off. The purpose is to communicate with daemons like FTP to open an FTP connection and log in and in the next request continue with that connection and be able to use it for uploads. But it's not limited to only the FTP daemon (as I know that FTP is supported in PHP).

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• ColdFusion vs PHP

  - by Drek

  Can anyone share with me (without fervent evangelism, please) any comparative experiences you might have with regard to ColdFusion and PHP in developing internal enterprise browser-based applications? Specifically (but not limited to): 1: Do the rapid-development characteristics of ColdFusion compensate for any performance issues resulting from the additional overhead? 2: Is either particularly suited to individual or team development? 3: Is rapidly developing an application in ColdFusion and then porting it to PHP to improve performance a proposition that only a madman or venture capitalist would consider?

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• Lightweight CMS in PHP

  - by David

  Hi, I am building a site which will require some very limited content management for a client. There are only a few areas of the site which will require the client to be able to update the content themselves. Would it be better to create a very simple custom admin page for the client to log in and say add a news story etc or would it be best using a fully fledged CMS like Drupal etc which seems overkill to me.

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• Is there a good argument for software patents?

  - by David Nehme

  Now that it looks like software patents are going to be severely limited, does anyone have a good argument for keeping them. It seems like copyright law serves software fine and patents just add overhead to what should be an almost frictionless process. Are there any examples of software that wouldn't have been written if not for patents?

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• Implicit typing; why just local variables?

  - by edg

  Does anyone know or care to speculate why implicit typing is limited to local variables? var thingy = new Foo(); But why not... var getFoo() { return new Foo(); }

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• What are the best authentication and authorization examples for your favorite web framework?

  - by Nathan Feger

  I have been looking through java web frameworks lately (though this question need not be limited to java), and I noticed that most examples on web framework websites leave out auth & auth examples in their stock documentation. one ruby example: acts_as_authenticated (link?) grails has: http://www.grails.org/Authentication+Plugin Anyway, please throw up some links to your framework of choice, and a link to a nice walkthrough to implementing an auth&auth solution.

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• DNS resolve without depending on router for asterisk system

  - by john

  Hello, Basically I have a Debian box running asterisk assigned an IP via DHCP with host-name XXX. My windows browser can resolve the host-name but if I use host-name in X-Lite or my SPA922 phone it fails to resolve. Is there any way of getting this to work without depending on the router or assigning a static IP (request is to make it portable). I was thinking zero-conf but am unsure (box has limited HDD too). Any help is most appreciated.

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• Best way to keep a large number of hobby projects alive; open sourcing?

  - by Daan van Yperen

  Because my time is limited I can usually only focus on one or two of my hobby projects, while the others sit there wasting away. I am looking for a solution that would allow me to divide my time better. is open sourcing where I take the role of guiding the project realistic, or are there better solutions? In my case, one project has a reasonably sized community of users going for it but is currently closed source. There have been requests to open source it.

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• How to reduce cpu and ram usage?

  - by Hellboy

  i am going to "read" (video/big) files from server (shared environment) to clients (webbrowsers) via php and would like to know first if there is a way to reduce cpu and ram usage somehow (as i have those limited). thanks.

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• How can I create constrained InputStream to read only part of the file?

  - by alex2k8

  I want to create an InputStream that is limited to a certain range of bytes in file, e.g. to bytes from position 0 to 100. So that the client code should see EOF once 100th byte is reached.

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• Google App Engine, Secure Data Connector (SDC), and supported protocols

  - by Pablo Alvim

  I've been investigating what I can do with Google's Secure Data Connector and App Engine. Is it possible, from an App Engine application, to grab resources inside my corporate intranet without using HTTP(S)? From what I read in the documentation, the only way to request resources through SDC is by using url_fetch, which is limited to HTTP, right?

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