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a list, takes a picture, converts it to a thumbnail. I then upload the images to my server and this Joomla! CMS uses them. Maybe I'll run this program again in a month, maybe a year. My websites don't depend on real-time screenshots and the sites I link...
server... We now want to add a third server to try if the first 2 fail for whatever reason. How? Admittedly, perhaps this maybe wasn't possible but as of February 2024; I have been able to test and implement this. Consider the following code: try {...
is a note to myself but also to anyone out there who's spent as long as I did looking for a solution to this. Maybe it's just me but this is the scenario: Joomla works fine with international characters A Module Extension I wrote for Joomla! displayed...
there. Ask local businesses if you can post a flyer in their window or on their cash wrap. Initially, charge a nominal fee…maybe something like $30/hour just to build up a client base and get some referalls. Put up a Web site describing your services....
Add [http://img.freewebsitethumbnails.com/?u=]) So what to do with all of these? Well sometimes a service can be busy, maybe you're near your limit for FREE thumbnails. No problem! This module only makes a request when you enable it to refresh all...
So after an hour or so I came across "Cascading Parameters" (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd255197.aspx). Maybe the answer could be in that mess of a Microsoft article but this I can already do and it didn't quite do what I wanted. I ran...
doesn't it? The advantages of this is that you can send this data to your developers and the data types will be correct and maybe they'll resolve issues faster than if they were given scrambled data (see my articles on DataJumble and DataScramble). How?...
(DT_R8). Why? It took me a long time to figure this and it was only by trawling through columns that someone mentioned that maybe all the data in that column is not consistent? This made sense as I need to parse the string to extrapolate the date, month...
"8" and it does but just to check, let me pad the 8 with the prefixing zero: Annoyingly "10" still comes before "08" so maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. If I padded with one more zero so that "008" is before "010": Great! The columns are displayed...
Reorder Columns in a Tablehttps://joellipman.com/articles/database/reorder-columns-in-a-table.html
apparently, you can drag the columns by clicking and holding on the headers when viewing a table structure... Though maybe this is derived from a template and depending on if you are using MS Internet Explorer... Can't get it working? I use whatever is...
a bit too much) 3 plugs in. It came with heat shrinks to join the power cables but I may change this to a plug later. Hmm... maybe I should have painted my Phantom in chrome. My DJI Phantom FC40 repainted and gimballed. Very close to the ground so will...
resized the text to about 46pt and everything was over 3000px in width but this is not good for a final solution. I thought maybe there was a setting for the default font size or where I've accidentally zoomed out in the browser... but these were red...
you might want to consider that not all new lines/line breaks/carriage returns are at the end of a line.... for example, maybe your CSV contains multi-line fields; eg. where address street is on a different line to address city but in the same column......
!= null) { v_ShipmentID = r_CreateShipment.get("shipment_order").get("shipment_id"); } } } // // maybe one is either used or created if(v_ShipmentID != "") { v_Url = "https://inventory.zoho.com/api/v1/shipmentorders/" + v_ShipmentID +...
function is changed to remove every instance of the "distinct" list, then I'll have to come up with a different solution. Maybe Zoho could introduce a removeFirst() if they change removeAll().. The number of duplicates may easily differ to the loop of...
based on the paper size I select. I have a bit of HTML knowledge as well... ahem... well in this particular case CSS... so maybe this will help others: The culprit is the following CSS line: page-break-inside:avoid // change to page-break-inside:auto...