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问题 Okay now, this problem has been driving me crazy for a week! I hope we will find a solution together. I am trying to configure my wamp server to run on a local network (be accessable from a local network). Specifically, I want to access a project saved in the /www folder from another computer using a local area connection. I am using Windows 7 for my wamp server. However, when I run "192.168.178.3:8080" from the other computer I get the following error: Forbidden: You don't have permissions

问题 Precondition: Here is a function: typedef std::function<void (int)> Handler; void g(const Handler& h) { h(100); } , and a class: class A { public: void f0(int n) { std::cout << m + n << std::endl; } void f1() { ::g(std::bind(&A::f0, this, std::placeholders::_1)); } int m; }; And this will print two lines, '101' and '102': int main() { A a1; a1.m = 1; a1.f1(); A a2; a2.m = 2; a2.f1(); return 0; } Now I realized A::f1() will be called very frequently, so I modified it like this(new version):

问题 Is it possible to crawl local files with Scrapy 0.18.4 without having an active project? I've seen this answer and it looks promising, but to use the crawl command you need a project. Alternatively, is there an easy/minimalist way to set up a project for an existing spider? I have my spider, pipelines, middleware, and items defined in one Python file. I've created a scrapy.cfg file with only the project name. This lets me use crawl , but since I don't have a spiders folder Scrapy can't find

问题 What are the pros and cons of each? Is there a difference? CSS Stylesheets in HTML. 回答1: I assume you're asking which of these you should use: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/file.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://example.com/file.css" /> The difference between the two is that the former is called a relative path and the latter is an absolute path . If the HTML page in question is http://example.com/page.html , then there effectively is no difference.

问题 I'm new to programming, and I'm looking for some advice on what to do. The program I'm trying to write will need several numbers from the user. I want to use a function to test if the user input a number or not for each of the values entered. If the input isn't a number, I want the function to keep asking for a number until one is entered. I want to know if there is a better way to pass the value into a global variable other than explicitly declaring each variable in the function as global. I

问题 How to remove the text (Free) from Local Pickup (Free) in shopping cart page in WooCommerce? I'm using IDStore theme. Many thanks, MT 回答1: Add this code in your theme's functions.php file add_filter( 'woocommerce_cart_shipping_method_full_label', 'remove_local_pickup_free_label', 10, 2 ); function remove_local_pickup_free_label($full_label, $method){ if( $method->id == 'local_pickup' ) $full_label = str_replace("(Free)","",$full_label); return $full_label; } 回答2: add to functions.php add

问题 I'm using a tree grid with local data. And I'm interesting in best practices that can improve performance and design of my grid. So I found a related post and would like to know in what case it can be useful to pass undeclared property "loaded:true" as a data source. I'd appreciate your answers (especially @Oleg answer :)). 回答1: TreeGrid was implemented originally so that it holds all additional information about the tree structure in hidden columns of jqGrid. Later jqGrid starts to supports

问题 I need to replace all local characters (including upper case) with small ascii characters in a url string. $str = "č-ć-đ-š-ž-Č-Ć-Đ-Š-Ž"; echo str_ireplace(array('č', 'ć', 'đ', 'š', 'ž'), array('c', 'c', 'd', 's', 'z'), $str); result - c-c-d-s-z-Č-Ć-Đ-Š-Ž I expected - c-c-d-s-z-c-c-d-s-z How to get expected result using str_ireplace() function. 回答1: Most of the PHP string functions handle the strings as sequences of bytes, i.e. single-byte characters ( ASCII ). You want to replace characters

问题 I know Internet Explorer 8 allows cross-domain XHR from LOCAL files, but what about other browsers? I'd like to know about what versions/OS this will work on (if any) for each of the major 5 browsers. Please include any workarounds like Chrome's --disable-web-security flag. Thanks! 回答1: well here is a nice blog abt cross domain requests: http://caffeinelab.net/2011/02/08/cross-domain-requests-state-of-the-browsers/ IE provides access control to do cross-domain requests. Now the bad news: as

问题 for my homework I need to write a very little virtual 16 bit Assembler-Interpreter in C#. It simulates the RAM with a byte-array (64k) and the registers with Variables (A,B,C,...). Now I need a way to save local variables, google says that they are allocated on the Stack. But the thing thats unclear to me is, when they are allocated on the Stack (with push...), how is the Interpreter accessing them when they are used later? See the following 2 lines: pi INT 3 mov A, pi In the first line, pi