Posts by Danilo Gomes • 499 points
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viewsA: What HTTP methods can a Crawler not track?
By theory, crawlers usually perform safe and idempotent methods - OPTIONS, GET, HEAD. Of the book "Cloud Standards: Agreements That Hold Together Clouds": "Web crawlers, for example, use only safe…
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viewsA: What is a scaffold?
The Mvcscaffolding is a package for ASP.NET that is installed via NuGet using the command MvcScaffolding Install-Package and allows you to automatically create the complete structure for controllers…
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viewsA: Issue with JAVAC version for dynamic build
It is possible that this example will help you: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12246348/4219136 Try to add "-source", "1.5", "-target", "1.5" as compilation options: String[] optionsAndSources = {…
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viewsA: Show form in page load
Simply put, I believe you can only invoke the onchange of input as soon as the page loads. At the end of $(Document). ready can call: $('#txtNumDias').change();…
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viewsA: Condition in Where SQL Server
For you to disregard in fact JOIN, I can only see the use of UNION. It may seem strange at first, but you can work with two completely different universes in terms of query. And it’s not necessarily…
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viewsA: Redirect with javascript
I believe this can help you - https://stackoverflow.com/a/13201843/4219136 Reproducing: Bootstrap 3 $('#myModal').on('hidden.bs.modal', function () { // do something… })…
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viewsA: autocomplete works only with jQuery 1.2.6
Playing back the comment: You don’t need the "@" on the selector, just use input[name=b]
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viewsA: Use "WHERE IN()" clause in SPRING BOOT JPA?
You can use spring data and do Dynamic queries https://stackoverflow.com/a/18996367/4219136 Example: findByInventoryIdIn(List<Long> inventoryIdList) You can find more information in the Spring…
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viewsA: auto complete jQuery with 2 input
I believe this occurs because you retrieve the reference of the second input in a relative way by traversing the DOM tree. I mean, you’re based on #singleBirdRemote, search for the father p,…