entities

I have a scenario where i want to get the count of people from an Entity who have multiple location address marked as current address in other linked entity. <fetch version="1.0" output-format="xml-platform" mapping="logical" distinct="true" aggregate="true"> <entity name="client"> <attribute name="clientid"/> <attribute name="name"/> <attribute name="createdon"/> <order attribute="name" descending="false"/> <link-entity name="locationadd" from="clientid" to="clientid" alias="aa"> <attribute name="locationadd" aggregate="countcolumn" /> <filter type="and"> <condition attribute=

Let's say we have an entity that has attributes att1 and att2, where att1 can have values a,b,c and att2 can have values 1,2,3. Is it possible to use LINQ so that we can sort items in the collection by applying arbitrary sorting rule without implementing IComparable. I am facing an issue were business requires that on some screens items in the collection be sorted one way and in other screens some other way. For example rule can state that items need to be sorted so that "b" is listed first, then "a", then "c" and within each group, "3" is first, then "1" then "2". Sure. You can use OrderBy

I'm attempting to get and display images posted in a tweet with php via the entities parameter. I have include_entities in my url and can see the entities in the returned json. In my foreach loop, I am doing the following: foreach($results as $result){ $media_url = $result->entities->media->media_url; $media_size_h = $result->entities->media->sizes->small->h; $media_size_w = $result->entities->media->sizes->small->w; ... } However, this is not returning anything. For my output, I have... if(strlen($media_url) > 0) { //format table for tweets with images } else { //format table for regular

I want to escape HTML tags to entity names, taking text from a textarea and putting the result in a second textarea such that: <mytag> becomes <mytag> I'm using .html() and .text() going back and forth OK. My problem is dealing with the textarea element, which acts a little different. It works fine if I first place the text into a div: var htmlStr = $('#textareaInput').val(); //doesn't like .html() .text() ? $('#dummy').text(htmlStr); // an object to hold the text that supports .html() $('#textareaOutput').val($('#dummy').html()); But I want to do something more straightforward like this: var

I am creating a left navigation system utilizing xml and xsl. Everything was been going great until I tried to use a special character in my xml document. I am using » and I get th error. reason: Reference to undefined entity 'raquo'. error code: -1072898046 How do I make this work? You are trying to use an HTML entity in a non-HTML or non-XHTML document. These entities are declared in the document's Document Type Definition (DTD) . You should use the numerical Unicode version of the entity reference . For example, in the case of » you should use » Alternatively, you can define them in your