One feature I have really liked on my blogs recently is the ability to just use Twitter to comment so I went ahead and added the DISQUS Comment system the plugin is straight forward and easy to use with WordPress. Moving forward with new site projects I will be strongly considering using DISQUS instead of an internal comment system, I would suggest checking it out as well as InenseDebate .
While working in PHP I found the need to fill an array with new objects on the fly. So at first I tried the array_fill function that worked fine for values but when I tried an object I found it was the same object in every position meaning if I modified one they all changed. What I needed was a new object in each. The easiest way I found to do that was a for loop.
The following doesn’t work correctly
$arr = array_fill(1,12,new MyObject());
So to accomplish the same idea I did the following
$arr=array();
for($i=1;$i<=12;$i++)
{
//Fill Array with new object
$arr[$i]=new MyObject();
}
I was working with a CMS and found that one file was not downloading correctly people were saying that the file was being zipped up by the CMS. Well it turns out it was the issue with IE6 and a bad MIME Type. The fix is simple for pptx you need the mime type application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.presentationml.presentation once that was added everything was working correctly. With out this a PPTX file will download as a zip.
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We were trying to trim white space from a column that had some newlines. The problem was the oracle trim() was only removing spaces. We found that we had to do two Replace operations Replace(col,char(10),”) and Replace(col,char(13),”) one for linefeed and one for newline. I switch between many Languages and I found it annoying I couldn’t use \n or \r but all well I don’t use Oracle that often.
I have a web page that needs to go through a bootstrap step in order to make all the correct Ajax calls. So I was simply looping through the results and making the Ajax call like the following. You will note that I needed to pass a name to the processing of the data returned but my first attempt was not working.
for(i=;i<myJSONObject.campus.length;i++)
{
campus_name = myJSONObject.campus[i].name;
var campURL=myJSONObject.campus[i].url;
$.ajax({
type:"post",
url: campURL+"/fetchcampusdata.jsp?campusid="+id,
datatype:"JSON",
cache: false,
success: function(data2)
{
processCampusData(data2, campus_name);
},
error: function(request,error)
{
alert("error in processing campus data: "+error) ;
}
});
}
That code was not working correctly as all the names were coming up as the last one in the loop. And thinking more about it that makes perfect sense. The problem is when the success function fires it looks back to the Activation Record which contains campus_name which has been modified by the loop. So what I need to do to fix it was simply move the Ajax call to a function so an AR would be created for each call allowing me to use the campus_name variable correctly.
for(i=;i<myJSONObject.campus.length;i++)
{
campus_name = myJSONObject.campus[i].name;
var campURL=myJSONObject.campus[i].url;
callFetch(campURL[],myJSONObject.campus[i].id,campus_name);
}
function callFetch(url,id,campus_name)
{
$.ajax({
type:"post",
url: url+"/fetchcampusdata.jsp?campusid="+id,
datatype:"JSON",
cache: false,
success: function(data2)
{
processCampusData(data2, campus_name);
},
error: function(request,error)
{
alert("error in processing campus data: "+error) ;
}
});
}