If you want to completely remove Internet Explorer border around images that are links, use the following CSS code.
a img { border-width: 0px; }
If you want to completely remove Internet Explorer border around images that are links, use the following CSS code.
a img { border-width: 0px; }
When creating a CSV file with the special characters, be sure to encounter the problem of encoding characters. Although the output is in UTF-8 OK, Microsoft Excel displays the wrong characters. The solution is simple and is called BOM. At the beginning of the file just add the BOM characters, indicating that the file is in the character set UTF-8.
Solution:
$ document = chr (0xEF). chr (0xBB). chr (0xBF). $ csvContent;
Variable csvContent contains the contents of the CSV document. The variable document is a content of CSV dates, you just need to write to a file.
In this paper, I will bring a simple command (condition) in PHP to check whether a string contains another string. Unfortunately, PHP don’t have function contains, and we must create it yourself.
1st Testing whether a string contains a substring.
if (strpos($retezec,$hledany_vyraz) !== false) { echo 'String found'; }
2nd The condition whether a string contains a given substring.
if (strpos($retezec,$hledany_vyraz) === false) { echo 'String not found'; }
3rd A comprehensive test on the contents of the substring in string
if (strpos($retezec,$hledany_vyraz) === false) { echo 'string not found'; } else { echo 'string found'; }
How does it works? strong>
strpos em> returns the position of substring in the text. If the text does not contains substring, it returns false. As can be just the substring in the first place, you must use == instead of === operator (or !==).
Important Notice! Do not use for test commands strstr or ereg! Both commands are too computationally and memory intensive.
Often it is necessary for PHP to find out what is the URL of the currently displayed page. If you are using only HTTP and not using a different port number than 80, you can use the following code:
$pageURL = "http://".$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"].$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
If you are using HTTPS or port numbers, you can use the following more complex script:
$pageURL = 'http'; if ($_SERVER["HTTPS"] == "on") { $pageURL .= "s"; } $pageURL .= "://"; if ($_SERVER["SERVER_PORT"] != "80") { $pageURL .= $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"].":".$_SERVER["SERVER_PORT"].$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]; } else { $pageURL .= $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"].$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]; }
The basic of the debugging is printing variables. But how to write such an object in JavaScript? Just write a simple code:
console.debug (variable)
Variable content appears in the console.
How to display console in Firefox?
How to display console in Google Chrome?
There are many tutorials on CSS positioning. In short, there are three modes:
In static mode, the element is located where it should normally be.
In relative mode is the position set by the parent element.
And how is it in absolute positioning? In absolute mode, positioning is from the nearest parent tag that has set the relative positioning or absolute.
Interesting tutorial: http://www.barelyfitz.com/screencast/html-training/css/positioning/
The close () in JFrame unfortunately does not exist. Nevertheless, we can easily form close.
jFrameInstance.setVisible(false);
or
jFrameInstace.dispose();
The first method described only invisible form. We can work with him in the future. The second method invisible form and releases all used resources.
In this post, some advise for beginners.
Do you need print some debug info using printf and it print at the wrong time or does not print nothing? Don’t remember to flush the buffer, which is in the output. You have to use command fflush ().
Printf ("Some debug information"); fflush (stdout);
Stdout is the abbreviation for the standard output to the console. Fflush command can be used when working with files too. In this case, with variable of type FILE *.
Do you need execute an exception? Just use a simple code:
throw new SQLException();
or for example:
throw new NullPointerException();
Very simple:
int myInt = myBigDecimal.intValue();