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I am using a html page which has many tooltips. each tooltip has a gallery, since it is not possible to use multiple gallery which has same id, I am planning to create 6 different html files for gallery, then load the gallery into my default page. I need to cal the html page for each div. I tried .load but it is not working. <div id="flrmain">need to call the html file inside this div.<div> Please help. $.get('test.html') .success(function(data) { $('div.content').html(data); }); EDIT If you need it for that specific div , replace 'div.content' with '#flrmain' . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

Are there any benefits to omitting the closing body and html tags? Why is the google.com homepage missing the closing body and html tags? edit - with regards to bandwidth, it's an extremely small amount , really. Say 10 million hits @ roughly 10 bytes saved ~ 100 mb only... Are there reasons other than bandwidth? edit 2 - and nope, google ( yahoo , microsoft, and others) are not w3-validator compliant... when it comes to bandwidth-saving en mass vs w3-compliance, I guess the latter's good for the sacrificing? Think of how many times that page is served every day. Even small reductions in size

Is it possible to load a specific package during runtime? I want to have a kind of plugins where each one has the same functions than the others but with different behaviour, and depending on the configuration file, load one or other. You might consider executing the ‘plugin’ packages at runtime, by writing out a new program (say, to a temp directory) and executing via exec.Command , something along the lines of exec.Command("go", "run", files…).Run() You’ll see some similar code here . No, Go doesn't support dynamically loaded libraries. Your best bet is to start the plugin as its own

I'm in the process of optimizing an import of ~10TB of Data into a MySQL database. Currently, I can import 2.9GB (+0.8GB index) in about 14 minutes on a current laptop. The process includes reading a data file (Oracle ".dat" export), parsing the data, writing the data into a CSV file and executing the "LOAD DATA LOCAL" sql command on it. Is it possible to increase the import speed (without hardware changes)? Is there a way to remove the step of writing a file to the file system and letting MySQL read it again. Is it possible to stream the data in memory directly to MySQL (e.g., via the JDBC

I have an app where on the very last UIViewController there is a UIWebView... the user navigates through the app and at the very end they can transition (modal) to the final UIViewController with a UIWebView... in it's viewDidLoad I have the UIWebView load the page. The problem is it takes about 8 seconds to load this page and that annoys users. How can I load the UIWebView way ahead of time (like when the app is first launched!) if that UIViewController hasn't even been presented yet? I had your same problem for UIWebView inside a UIPageViewController and I found a better solution. If you are

本来之前学过Hibernate的，但是近期接到一个项目，为了方便开发，还有考虑到对Hibernate的不足，重新花了4天由浅入深学了下。 在此，Hibernate里面涉及到多种查询的方法，但是每个方法特性并不一样，常用的就基本有四种，当然，或许本人还学的不过广，但是经过各种百度谷歌，主要出现就是这四种，load，get，Query，Criteria。 首先说下load与get的区别： load方法获得的是对应参数的类的代理对象，看清楚，是代理对象，而get方法是对应参数的类的对象。这两种有神马区别，load方法获得的代理对象，如果你没有对其调用里面的方法等等，Hibernate是不会发出SQL语句去查询数据库里面的内容，但是get方法一使用，Hibernate立马就发出SQL语句去查询数据库里面的内容。这意味着，会出现，当数据库中没有对应Id的数据存在时，get方法是返回null值，这很好，对我们的程序影响并不大，可是load的话，因为一开始是获得代理对象，所以并非null值，这样你不能知道到底数据库有没有该数据存在，只有当你使用该代理对象的时候，Hibernate才发出SQL语句，这时当数据库没有该数据，那么系统就会报ObjectNotFoundException异常。还有，当你调用完了相应的方法时关闭了Session，那么get方法没有影响，而load方法会出现异常。

I need to make save / load game functions for my rpg. I can save the location of my player, but what I want is to freeze the entire screen at one point like it is done in emulators like vba and snes9x. Or maybe to make save locations where I can save the game and start again from. Can anyone tell me how you do these things? any code is welcomed even theorybased pseudocode. You can use pickle to serialize Python data. This has nothing to do with pygame. So if your game state is completely stored in the object foo , to save to file "savegame" ( import pickle first): with open("savegame", "wb")

I need to find out if the window has loaded or not. I want to create a checkLoaded function that will return true or false to indicate this, based on when I call it. <html> <head> function checkLoaded(){ //alert true if window is loaded or alert false } </head> <body onload="checkLoaded()"> <!-- This should alert true --> Loding window. <script> checkLoaded();// this should alert false; </script> </body> </html> I don't want to use a global variable that I set when the window loads. Is there any way that I can check the window object's status, perhaps a property? I don't want to use jQuery or