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awarded | Caucus |
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Feb
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awarded | Yearling |
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Feb
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Distinguish onbeforeunload for File Download vs Page Change I get a down vote explaining how to pinpoint an issue. Awesome I'm not telling him to change the code to null out the onbeforeunload event permanently. Just to see if it is the onbeforeunload event that is causing the issue. If he can't find it and he sets it to null onload it shouldn't happen anymore. But I enjoy downvotes and then someone not giving a better answer. |
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Jan
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How works (and using) RESTful's caching I agree memcache is a good recommendation for you. |
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Jan
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answered | Distinguish onbeforeunload for File Download vs Page Change |
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Jan
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How works (and using) RESTful's caching I'm confused do you want to cache the files client side or server side. Generally caching is completely used for performance reasons. If this is a really simple JSON object just save important data to cookies. If you are trying to cache JSON server side for 5 minutes what do you expect to gain by caching i.e. is the same user making the same call? JSON is so light weight that I think you are over thinking this and caching is probably not necessary, but I'll help you out if I can. |
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Jan
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How to protect user authentification without SSL? SSL's free... people just want to make you think it costs money by putting insecure website errors on sites that are 'perfectly' secure. Anyway the server should let the client know that there has been a timeout. |
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Jan
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How to protect user authentification without SSL? Use SSL it is cake and otherwise you would be reinventing the wheel. You don't need to send credentials more then once unless the users session times out. Session support is native to PHP. |
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Jan
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Android WifiManager Thread never shuts down I feel like your real problem is you have some context issues, so I won't answer. But if you want to hack your way through this issue you can find your thread by getting an array of threads from the stack and then searching by thread.getName() equals 'WifiService' since ThreadHandler extends Thread. Then do something like this. |
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Nov
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How to play raw adts AAC stream using MediaStreamSource? I believe you are right Silverlight is not compliant. Spent a week trying to get it to work though. Your workaround does work and is kind of what I implemented, but I was trying to avoid having to reformat the stream which is a pain since AAC's documentation is wordy to say the least. Thanks for the reply. |
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Nov
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jQuery percentage width has up tick when animating down. I agree linear does work a little better, but no much better. Still blips down when resizing the window. It actually doesn't do it at larger resolutions. Which I'm guessing is part of the way is calc'ing the floating number math. I appreciate the help, but I don't think its a perfect solution. |
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Nov
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jQuery percentage width has up tick when animating down. Yes it is a little random I noticed that. I did the JSFiddle in like 30 seconds, but you get the point. The only way I caught it was when I was inspecting the elements, and I watch the percentage go up about a percentage. The work around is to drop the css width by a percentage and a half without animation then do the rest of the animation. But that doesn't answer why its happening and how to fix it. |
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Nov
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asked | jQuery percentage width has up tick when animating down. |
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Jul
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accepted | MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? |
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Jul
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MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? I'm going to mark this as the correct answer because it was due to my Indexes. I don't totally understand how MySQL does Indexing but I can assure you if you over index and you have foreign key constraints there can be worse slowing. I wish I received a more thorough answer, but diEcho is right to play around with the Indexes. |
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Jul
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MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? I re-indexed the tables by dropping and rebuilding the tables. Seems like I am having shotty results. If I get this sorted out by rebuilding the DB with the new indexes which I will be able to do this weekend then I will accept the answer. Also I am definitely not using the straight join correctly either because it is taking way longer when I change the syntax. Thanks! |
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Jul
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MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? To be fair the reason I named the tables and fields with the conventions I did is so that I do not have to worry about aliasing and so that it is more clear. So for instance eds stands for EquipmentDataStaging, and ed stands for EquipmentData, and E stands for Equipment. Therefore you can extrapolate the joins from the naming convention. I appreciate you taking a look at this for me! I hope I made this clear. |
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Jul
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MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? referenced a field incorrectly |
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Jul
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asked | MySQL How to efficiently compare multiple fields between tables? |
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Jun
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answered | How to use the same database and cursor through the whole app properly? |
