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问题 i have a table with tr containing 10 td elements. The tr are generated dynamically. For eg <tr id = "<?php echo $count; ?>" > <td>name </td> <td>info </td> ... ... <td><a href="delete.php">delete</a></td> </tr> What i wish to do is when i click on delete link , using ajax go to delete page do the needful and then without page refresh delete the row. My problem is how do i get the ID in jquery? or is there any other way i could work out but i wish to use jquery for this particular purpose.

问题 Is there a problem with the Gnuwin32 port of "find"? It sort of works on my Windows XP command line, but I get blank stares when I try using file name pattern matching function. It's from "findutils-4.2.20" package. Had to rename to "gfind.exe" so Windows wouldn't confuse with CMD.EXE's "find". Some samples from my Windows console: C:\PROGRA~1\GnuWin32\doc\findutils\4.2.20\findutils-4.2.20>gfind . . ./find.chm ./find.dvi.gz ./find.GID ./find.hlp ./find.html ./find.pdf ./find.ps.gz That works.

问题 This question already has answers here : How to go to each directory and execute a command? (10 answers) Redirecting stdout with find -exec and without creating new shell (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . i'll start off by saying I'm a newby when it comes to bash. I am trying to create a script that would enter all directories and sub-directories (and sub-sub-..-sub-directories) and execute a command on the files inside those directories. The command I need to run is simply adding a bit of

问题 Is it possible to use the Find method of a BindingSource on multiple columns? For example, say I have a gridview displaying current pets; two comboboxes, cboPetType and cboGender; and a button to create a new record into the Pet table based on the values of these two comboboxes. Now, let's say I only want one of each PetType/Gender combination (Dog - M, Cat - F, etc.). So, if I have a Dog - M pet in my BindingSource and a user selects Dog and M from the comboboxes, I would like to stop the

问题 Vim's "super-star" operation (search and highlight for the word under the cursor) is super-handy. But it has the limitation of searching for the exact match of the whole word. Is it possible to have similar functionality, but w/o the enclosing word-boundary brackets? Update: Apparently I was too quick to post the question. Looking here, there's the answer. 回答1: using g * is probably the best solution, but for new vim users it might be interesting to know how this could be done pretty much

问题 This is actually my homework and the question states: "The program should determine how many times the character is contained in the string. (Hint: Search the string by using the find(str,ƒind) method. This method should be used in a loop that starts the index value at 0 and then changes the index value to 1 past the index of where the char was last found.)" This is what I've came up with but all it does is count how many character there is in the string. New to C++ so I hope you guys can be

问题 So... yes, Im pretty newbie. Still trying to explain as good as possible. But needing help with such thing as finding exact file from C: drive (with batch), and rename it. Also wanted to know how to find file from C: and delete it. (2 problems in 1 thread...) Problem 1. example: I want to find file called "text1.txt" from C: drive with batch, if successfully found, rename it as "text2.txt". Problem 2. example: I want to find file called "image1.jpg" from C: drive with batch, if successfully

问题 I would like to find a file pattern on a directory pattern in Perl that will return many thousands of entries, like this: find ~/mydir/*/??/???/???? -name "\*.$refinfilebase.search" -print I've been told there are different ways to handle it? I.e.: File::Find glob() opendir, readdir, grep Diamond operator, e.g.: my @files = <$refinfilebase.search> Which one would be most adequate to be able to run the script on older versions of Perl or minimal installations of Perl? 回答1: Also you have

问题 My JavaScript module fails to find a particular DOM element with a classname using $('.classname') even when the element exists. $('.classname').length returns 0, where as $.find('.classname').length returns 1. Website contains other JavaScript modules also. Can anyone help me to find why this is happening? My jQuery version is 1.7.1. To reproduce this 1- Go to avc.com 2- Open console. 3- Paste the following code in console. var head = document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0]; var script =

问题 Background I'm looking to strip any # TODO comments from some python source code files output by git archive before sending it off. I'm looking to do so from a script that will be run from a variety of *nix OSes, so it should be as POSIX-compliant as possible. I'm aware that find -print0 and xargs -0 aren't in the base spec, but they appear to be common enough that I'm fine with using them (unless a better alternative exists). I'm using ed due to sed -i not being in the base spec for in-place