Peter,
I work with a company doing web site and DTP work. I'm targeting the end of
the year to go self employed though.
John.
I was wondering this morning, how many of the list members
are full-time professional designers running your own
business - as opposed to being employees of
At 08:01 18/03/2004, Peter MacGregor wrote:
Problem is - there isn't an error message!
It must have been drinking too many virtual beers you guys sent me - this
morning it's sent everything - including all the stuff unsent from
yesterday!!
Hey Ho - 'puters!!! (Aims at nearest spitoon).
Peter
Employed full-time by a law firm as web developer. I do the website
from gathering specs to going live, including all backend work
(ASP/SQL). Also do the secure extranet, intranet, and minor internal
web-based apps, as well as support functions (image manipulation, DB
work, etc.). Learning
Guys,
I've googled and am going round in circles :o)
Can someone tell me the easiest way, from experience, of getting a 5-10
second video on a webpage please. Presumably the user will click a play
button on a player or something to play the clip.
Client said he can provide the clips in whatever
The job is at a federal agency which adheres mostly to the
Microsoft-wide-web. The work is done after hours on the world-wide-web.
drew
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From: jac
Can someone tell me the easiest way, from experience,
of getting a 5-10 second video on a webpage please.
You already know! Flash! :-)
You can put a link to a .avi file and if the user has a Windows PC it might
start up and play in Media Player. Or
Hello all.
In php, I am combining strings using .= , but it is placing a funny
little character between the strings and messing up my file. I tried to send
an example, but the forum system would not allow stylized text, and the
symbol will not show up otherwise (it looks like a rectangle...)
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From: Steve Miller
In php, I am combining strings using .= , but it is placing
a funny little character between the strings and messing up
my file. I tried to send an example, but the forum system
would not allow stylized text, and the symbol will not
show up
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Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: Video on website
- Original Message -
From: jac
Can someone tell me the easiest way, from experience,
of getting a 5-10 second video on a webpage please.
You already know! Flash! :-)
browsers and platforms, and I would
I think there is code can do that. I forgot what script and how to do it.
but i know i have seem one. mmm i need to look from book now.
andrew
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From: jac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:20 PM
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Can anybody see any problems with the select statement below. I'm getting
the following error when trying to run this statement against an Oracle
Table. I'm using .asp. I've used a similar select statement on other pages
and it works fine.
Err: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
Is a.esnum a number or text? Could be type conversion error?
- Todd
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From: Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:03 AM
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Subject: [wdvltalk] SQL Error
Can anybody see any problems with the select
It's a text. Would it matter the length? I do have one set to 10 and the
other to 15.
Robert
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From: Linden, Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:05 AM
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Whoa! I found this on a news group about Oracle...
In Oracle 8 there are no JOIN statements.
Use (+) operator in WHERE clause.
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From: Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:03 AM
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Very interesting. That worked. Thanks for the help.
Robert
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From: Linden, Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:08 AM
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Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: SQL Error
It seems as if Oracle 9+ now supports joins but 8i didn't. No wonder Oracle
programmers make so much. Love the proprietary stuff. I'm sure Rudy knew
this one off the top of his head...
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From: Hoenig, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:14
Left joins are only supported in Oracle10i and higher.
The early version use (+) for joins.
So in your case
SELECT a.abmonth, a.ablist, c.curr_stat, c.changes, c.link FROM tblablist
a,tblcomments c
Where c.esnum(+) = a.esnum and a.esnum = '8099'
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From: Hoenig, Robert
Love the proprietary stuff.
I'm sure Rudy knew this one off the top of his head...
yes, i was familiar with that one
pretty sure it was oracle 9 which introduced JOIN support, goutam
that's what it says at oracle.com -- i don't actually have oracle
;o)
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Hi BJ.
I think it is a string termination char, because I am trying to put one at
the end of each line in order to save the whole file as a csv.
In order to get each csv to work on whatever platform is being used, I am
doing this:
while( )
{
stuff
stuff
if($platform==Windows)
BJ,
I should have learned by now not to question your advice! Although I didn't
see how what you suggested would work, I finally tried it anyway. Guess
what?
I'm a hard-headed fool again :(
I beg humble apologies for not listening.
thanks.
steve
Probably, this is a string termination
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From: Steve Miller
I should have learned by now not to question your advice
It's not all good, ask Rudy :-/
Anyway don't be hard on yourself - my first program was written in Sharp
Basic on a programmable calculator in 1980 and since then, via at least ten
other
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