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I dont know how to use ajax in my problem: I have a function in php (assign) that update a temporary table in database, I want to when user user click on a button (feedback function that is defined in javascript) this function (assign) run, what should I do? <script> function feedback(){ var boxes = document.getElementsByClassName('box'); for(var j = 0; j < boxes.length; j++){ if(boxes[j].checked) { assign(1); } else{ assign(0); } } } </script> <?php $con = mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "") or die(mysql_error()); if (!$con) { die('Could not connect to MySQL: ' . mysql_error()); } mysql

Previously, I asked about a clever way to execute a method on a given condition " Ruby a clever way to execute a function on a condition ." The solutions and response time was great, though, upon implementation, having a hash of lambdas gets ugly quite quickly. So I started experimenting. The following code works: def a() puts "hello world" end some_hash = { 0 => a() } some_hash[0] But if I wrap this in a class it stops working: class A @a = { 0 => a()} def a() puts "hello world" end def b() @a[0] end end d = A.new() d.b() I can't see why it should stop working, can anyone suggest how to make

I often see functions where other functions are called multiple times instead of storing the result of the function once. i.e (1) : void ExampleFunction() { if (TestFunction() > x || TestFunction() < y || TestFunction() == z) { a = TestFunction(); return; } b = TestFunction(); } Instead I would write it that way, (2) : void ExampleFunction() { int test = TestFunction(); if (test > x || test < y || test == z) { a = test; return; } b = test; } I think version 2 is much better to read and better to debug. But I'm wondering why people do it like in number 1? Is there anything I don't see?

Can anybody give me some information about indirect function calls in x86 assembly, i.e. instructions like call *Reg So where the address of the function label is stored in a register. Somehow I couldn't find information about it via google. And furthermore, what does it mean if I get a Trace/breakpoint exception when running an x86 assembly program which has such an instruction? Louis Ricci Intel and AMD publish very good documentation regarding x86. Here's a link to Intels instruction set reference which (of course) has a section on CALL. http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/manuals/243191

Crazy thought today. Is there any way to grab the line number that code has been executed on? Logger.info "I was run on line #{get_line_number}" Waseem You can use __LINE__ variable. See this https://stackoverflow.com/a/2496240/100466 answer also. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12175793/getting-current-line-of-code-in-ruby

I want to call a method as soon as the activity has loaded. The method is a public void. Any help would be appreciated You can use the following method You can call your method in between any one of them on Activity startup all these are called where as onResume is called every time activity resumes it is well explained in ActivityLifeCycle Diagram @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_splash); } @Override protected void onStart() { // TODO Auto-generated method stub super.onStart(); } @Override

Hi i have tried for bundle of times and find out that iOS SDK does not give us access due to security reasons for getting following data; Intercept an incoming call (Getting phone number from incoming call) Read Call history Intercept SMS (Getting phone number from incoming SMS and reading its contents) Block an incoming call etc Here are some of the links resulting from my search about this issue:- How can I get the callers phone number from an incoming call on iphone http://iosstuff.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/accessing-iphone-call-history/ Programmatically get the number of the incoming call