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Eclipse JSP: incorrect default text file encoding Repling a bit late :) Thanks, that solved the issue!... I'm still lost about why, because all the configuration pointed by the other replies looks good (all of them saying utf-8). |
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Dynamically determine htpasswd file ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1662752.html, for example... Haven't tried, but found a lot of links with that usage. |
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Dynamically determine htpasswd file If somebody can tell appart from the solutions (part 2 of the question) if i can or cannot use environment variables into httpd.conf (part 1 of the question, some references if possible) i'll mark that one as the correct answer... Thanks you all! |
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Dynamically determine htpasswd file I know this doesn't work, just asking if any other method and if not why. Thanks for your answer! |
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Dynamically determine htpasswd file Because i'm lazy and i don't want to add a VirtualHost each time a user/domain gets added to the server :) I've found mod_perl so i know i can dynamically generate my configuration, which would solve my issue, but i didn't found a real answer to what i'm asking in apache docs, so i'm just asking... |
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inserting text and seperating before placing into MYSQL database Have you tried reading the fantastic php manual? php.net/manual is your place... Look for $_POST variable and mysql functions. |
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Programming exercise specification It means "standard input"... In your case this may be console input by the user. Read en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_streams, for example and links inside |
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How to center a Label inside a RectangleFigure MarginBorder helped me to add padding. BorderLayout setting the Label's constraint to CENTER didn't worked however, so i'm still using the "manual" Label centering code in my question... Thanks a lot for your answer, some months later (reviewing my questions)! |
