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The form loads well into SharePoint and looks proper in Chrome and Firefox but for some reason my font styles are not applying and my input field settings aren't taking affect in IE 7 and 8.
Very frustrating, especially because there's no where to check the code to see if there's some stray tags that should have been cleared out.
Anybody run into this before?
Whats the best method to clean it up?
problem solved. it was a stylesheet issue. the stylesheet was being loaded in twice for some reason. This created this bizarre conflict.
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Is there any library containing an object to create a drop-down list like an HTML <select> for my iPhone app? I have all the values in an array and want to allow the user to choose one.
I would start by looking at the UIPickerView class reference and documentation. There is also links to sample projects on the OSX documentation.
See this answer for an example of what a UIPickerView looks like.
You can take a look at this github project (disclaimer: I wrote it): https://github.com/daschae/Nine90. The select control attempts to deliver the same experience as mobile Safari. It has served me well, and I'm open to feedback regarding its fitness for your purpose.
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Okay, so what I want to do is directly output formatted RTF text to a Rich Text Box control in VB.NET. I don't want to find the text, select it and color it as it is not practical for what I'm doing. I've tried outputting RTF code but that isn't working either. Can I actually do this or will I have to write a dll?
Its all good! I found a different way of approaching my problem.
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Closed 11 years ago.
It's a simple app with only a few blocks of code, a few PNG images... Can't seem to package it in different computers or browsers. Any ideas? I can upload the code.
Never mind, I completely rebuilt the app following the original blocks and it worked. Maybe somehow the original app got corrupted.
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I'm trying to build a OSX application(first since I've upgraded to XCode4), and I keep getting the error lexical or preprocessor issue 'carboncore/macerrors.h' file not found
I haven't done anything, I just created the project and ran it, getting this error. Any help getting that file back in?
You may need to add the CoreServices framework to your project to make it build. CarbonCore is a sub-framework of CoreServices, and contains MacErrors.h.
I fixed it by uninstalling and reinstalling XCode.
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Closed 12 years ago.
For testing purpose, I need to break this captcha:
http://wapforum.us/web/img.php
As you can see, this is a very simple captcha with only 4 digits of numbers. Any sample code will be highly appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
Masnun
Step 1. download image
Step 2. Run image through simple OCR software. There are MANY different ones with full api's you can buy.
Step 3. Done.
Note: I have no problem providing this information because, quite frankly, it's extremely easy to figure out.