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I am making a simple javascript application where I need to load an xml files and show them in front of the user. but my code only works in Mozilla Firefox but when it comes to chrome and Internet Explorer they are not working. I am loading my XML document in a local machine. $(document).ready(function() { $('.buttons').slideToggle('medium'); $.ajax({ url: "dictionary.xml", success: function( xml ) { $(xml).find("word").each(function(){ $("ul").append("<li>" + $(this).text() + "</li>"); }); } }); } And Here's my XML <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xml> <word> <threeletter>RIP<

Possible Duplicate: What is the lifetime of a static variable in a C++ function? Say we have a code like this: Some class { Some() { // the ctor code } }; Some& globalFunction() { static Some gSome; return gSome; } When exactly 'the ctor code' is executed? As for normal static variables before main() or at the moment we first call to 'globalFunction()'? How is it on different platforms and different compilers (cl, gcc, ...) ? Thanks -hb- The Some constructor will be run on the first call to globalFunction() . This is discussed in Scott Meyer's Effective C++, Item 4. This is enforced by the

I am creating a prototype that will be run in a web browser. I would like to store (and retrieve) various info submitted by a user during the use of the prototype. I know I can retrieve a variety of file formats such as xml, json... and I know I can do local storage using the plugin jstore. So I suppose I can do a convoluted solution where I get the first xml load from a starter file and then use local storage after it is manipulated and just check for local storage. I do not want to use PHP or ASP or other scripts as I need to be able to share the prototype with senior execs who will not have

I'm trying to write a script to copy files in my RaspberryPi, from my Desktop PC. Here is my code: (a part) print "start the copy" path_pi = '//192.168.2.2:22/home/pi/Stock/' file_pc = path_file + "/" + file print "the file to copy is: ", file_pc shutil.copy2(file_pc, path_pi + file_pi) Actually I have this error: (in french) IOError: [Errno 2] Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type: '//192.168.2.2:22/home/pi/Stock/exemple.txt' So, how could I proceed? Must I connect the 2 machines before trying to copy? I have tryed with: path_pi = r'//192.168.2.2:22/home/pi/Stock' But the problem is the same.

I'm testing my app in simulator. I'm downloading file and getting it's local way like this one: file:///Users/administrator/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/4CDF286B-543F-4137-B5E2-C312E19B992F/data/Containers/Data/Application/E5F13797-A6A8-48A1-B3C3-FBC3D7A03151/Documents/4d13e04980d3.mp3 Now I want to play this file with AVAudioPlayer but I'm always getting this error: file:/// Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=2003334207 "(null)" Code for playing: var alertSound = NSURL(fileURLWithPath: "file:///Users/administrator/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/4CDF286B-543F-4137-B5E2

I'm developing a site which is stored locally, and works great in all browsers I've tested except for any versions of IE. It gives me "SCRIPT1014: Invalid character" for each js-file which I've included in script-tags like this for instance: <script src="Scripts/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"></script> This generates the following error: SCRIPT1014: Invalid character jquery-1.9.1.min.js, line 1 character 1 If I then click the error to view the file in ie developer tools it looks like this: ?? I?%&/m?{J?J??t??`$ؐ@??????iG#)?*??eVe]f@?흼??{???{???;?N'????\fdl??J?ɞ!????~|?"???? etc I'd except this to be a

I thought I understood the difference between local and global variables in java until I saw an example today. In this code one tries to add elements to a link list in a method: public void addDataPacket(DataPacket data){ PacketQueueElement newElement = new PacketQueueElement(data); if(firstElement != null){ lastElement.setNextElement(newElement); lastElement = newElement; } else{ firstElement = newElement; lastElement = newElement; } } What I don't understand is why the newElement does not disappear after the method is closed? Because this is a local variable and is not defined in the class

After configuring everything in notification center, which allows the app to display the notification, my app's local notification doesn't fire. Do you encounter the same problem? more information: The same app compiled from the same source code a few days ago, which compiled with XCode 4.1 and iOS 4.3 SDK, everything works well. In addition, the app compiled with old version XCode and iOS SDK, can work on iOS5, after upgrade. However, the app which compiled with the same code, but XCode 4.2 and iOS5 SDK doesn't work. Do you have any ideas? Or is there any special work for iOS5? The sample