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I want to add a variable to a css class. Is it possile? I mean I want to do something like the following:
#box[i]
{
padding: [i]px;
}
I understand this may not be the right syntax, but I hope you can help me achieve the concept setting my class' properties up to a variable value.
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This is something that a lot of people want, and it will likely be available in future releases of CSS. Right now, though, this is not possible.
What you can probably do, though, is give your objects a class name -- say, flexiblePadding_x, then have a bit of Javascript that runs when the page is loaded searches for all elements having "flexiblePadding_" in their class, makes a note of x, removes the class and adds the appropriate style to the element. It will be a bit of work, but it should get you the results you want.
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This is one implementation CSS Variables[^]
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
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For such similar things you may use expressions in css also.
Just google "Expressions in CSS" and you will get a lot of result.
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I'm using version Google Maps Control V1.8, which by default uses Google map version 2 i want to update the Google map to version 3 when trying to set the property apiversion to "3" nothing happens>
Thank in advance
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Hello all,
Is it possible to pass data between web pages using just html and not javascript or any other scripting language? I have searched the web but I did not find anything that is helpful, all I saw were passing data between pages using dotnet, javascript, php, etc. Please point me in the right direction, thanks.
modified 14-Mar-12 4:17am.
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Html is there only for content display purpose.
From your question, it seems that you are too new to web development.
You may need to explain what exactly you are trying to achieve and why you are so reluctant to use other languages like php, asp etc which is free and all browser supports it.
If you wish, Just google "State Management in LANGUAGE_NAME", and you will get a lot of ways(depend on which language you want).
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You would have to either pass it as parameters in the URL or use a <form> block. Both options have drawbacks: URLs are limited to 255 characters, which makes parameters very awkward if you have a lot of data, and form data would have to submitted manually, by having the user click on a button. Keep in mind that pure HTML is just layout and display with no processing capabilities, and that HTML pages are stateless (they exist only for the moment and are recreated from scratch every time the page is reloaded.) That is why all of your solutions involve Javascript, ASP or some other processing language able to save data between page loads.
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Anyone familiar with ruby programming? I need some help. I want to write a code in ruby to generate a story but i haven't got a clue where to start.
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Member 8432938 wrote: i haven't got a clue where to start.
Somewhere like this[^] would probably be best then.
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I have a web site www.xyz.com. There is a link in this site to the registration page and I need to display that link only to the user who are coming from a particular site www.abc.com. (i.e there is a link to the www.xyz.com/registration.aspx in the www.abc.com). How can we able to do this, is there any ssl handshake mechanism available to do so?
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when a user will come to your site from other site it will also carry some data from that site, such as cookies. you can try to use those cookies, but this is not a very good solution. not even secure.
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Just add logic to your code to display the link and check
Request.UrlReferrer
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Debugging a Web Site using Visual Studio
I am studying a web site that caught my eye by making a test site privately. Since the original html and CSS and JavaScript code is on a Windows Server and since I am making a test version on a Linux server, there are issues with missing links because of case sensitivity.
Anyway, this is he point. When I load the test website, I get an error message that some file cannot be found. Because of the size and all the connections and files, it is difficult to track down what file is missing or misnamed file. Now, I think there is a way to easily find out exactly what file is not found. I think there is a way to do this using Visual Studio test classes and projects. Am I right?
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first make sure you are getting all the errors. you need to configure in php.ini file.
and if the file is missing then you can read the name of the file on the error message finally you wont get any help from visual studio cause I guess you are using php or cgi
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I managed to get past all this and I have loaded most of the web site now.
The next step is to find some way to step through the web site. How do I use visual studio to debug an html index page and step through the code?
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Are there not anyone dedicate on the tech of php?If it is, I can only feel sad.
If not, could you tell what happen?
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Try asking your question here[^].
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Are there not anyone dedicate on the tech of php?If it is, I can only feel sad.
If not, could you tell what happen?
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Good question, not sure why it was downvoted.
Anyway, you can ask here[^].
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Hi everyone,
I have a project that is already deploy in local. All local computers can access the program to server.
Now I want to make the application go online and I don't know how... 
Can anybody tell me how can I deploy a Web Application Online.
Java(Servlet, JSP, HTML, Javascript, JQUERY etc.)
Tomcat 6 for Server
Thanks in Advance. . . 
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Plenty of suggestions can be found here[^].
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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It is pretty simple and can be done in the following steps:
1. Rent or buy a webserver (or webhposting) package
2. Make sure you have Java support with your hosting provider
3. Ask them how to deploy a Java project with them, as this may be different per hosting provider
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