text: You're concatenting it wrong. The & must be within quotes. and you're
  also missing the concat operator (+) at places
  Yours : data: "ch=" + dropdown&"ch2=" + dropdown2&"ch3=" +
  dropdown3
  Correct : data: "ch=" + dropdown + "&ch2=" + dropdown2 + "&ch3=" +
  dropdown3
  And dropdown, dropdown2, dropdown3 values won't work the way they are. It
  must be selected from the element, like this :
  data: "ch=" + $("#dropdown").val()+"&ch2=" +
  $("#dropdown2").val()+"&ch3=" + $("#dropdown3").val()
  And remove the onclick to use jQuery's click :
  $("input[type=button]").on("click", function dynamic_Select() {
  $.ajax({
  type: "GET",
  url: 'att-filt.php',
  data: "ch=" + dropdown + "&ch2=" + dropdown2 + "&ch3=" +
  dropdown3,
  dataType: "h
  You need to start with @...
  @foreach (Message userMessage in UserMessages)
  {
  and...
  @if(userMessage.Message.MessageText.Length <= 10)
  {
  Without it at the start, the if( is still treated as HTML.
  The @ symbol identifies the start of your Razor syntax (i.e. C# code) and
  will continue to be a razor code block until an appropriate terminator has
  been reached. There are a number of ways to move it back to HTML, the one
  most commonly seen in your example is to include a html tag, such as
  <td>.
  Here is the complete version of your code, hopefully it will help you
  understand how it should work:
  <table>
  //due to the table tag, we are current inside HTML
  //so we need to use the @ symbol to move back to razor syntax
  @foreach (Message userMessage in UserMessages)
  {
  try this: i think this will work...
  protected void btnSubmit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {
  if (Page.IsValid)
  {
  btnSubmit.disabled= true;
  btnNext.disabled= false;
  }
  or you can also try:
  btnSubmit.Attributes["disabled"] = "disabled";
  hope this will help you.
  you have html mark up in script element also you need to bind the event
  click
  <html>
  <head>
  <script type = "text/javascript"
  src="">
  </script>
  </head>
  <body>
  <div id = "myElement">
  <input id = "click" type = "button" value = "Click"/>
  </div>
  <script type = "text/javascript">
  $(document).ready(function() {
  function sayHello(){
  alert("Hello jQuery");
  }
  //$("#click").bind("click", sayHello); // the event is
  called click not bind
  $("#click").on("click", sayHello); // on is the preferred
  way to register event handler
  });
  Well, The xml code which you are using in the category page ( list page) is
  not correct.
  It should be like this :
  <catalog_category_default>
  <reference name="category.products">
  <block type="test/test" name="test" as="other"
  template="test/test.phtml" >
  <block type="test/test" name="test_info" as="test_info"
  template="test/testinfo.phtml" />
  </block>
  </reference></catalog_category_default>
  <catalog_category_layered>
  <reference name="category.products">
  <block type="test/test" name="test" as="other"
  template="test/test.phtml" >
  <block type="test/test" name="test_info" as="test_info"
  template="test/testinfo.phtml" />
  </block>
  </reference> </catalog_category_layered>
  Please try wi
  Open up your Chromium-Browser and your console
  Type jQuery into the console and press enter
  If you get: ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined then you have not
  included jQuery
  Post any errors you get in your console after refreshing the putting this in your <head>
  <meta http-
  Also, try changing the de-DE in the <html> tag to
  <html lang="de" prefix="og:">
  let me know if that works" />
  <
  What you need to do is prevent the default action.
  Change
  $("button#submit").click( function() {
  to
  $("button#submit").click( function(event) {
  event.preventDefault();
  Also you are explicitly calling the submit function here:
  $("#myForm").submit(function() {
  return false;
  });
  Try removing this code as well, it is likely resolving prior to the $.post
  call finishes
  Lastly your jquery code should be wrapped in a document.ready block ...
  $(document).ready(function(){
  $("button#submit").click(function(event) {
  event.preventDefault();
  if ($("#username").val() == "" || $("#password").val() == "")
  $("div#ack").html("Please enter both username and
  else
  $.post($("#myForm").attr("action")
  You've been answered here and here, please don't cross-post
  The answers:
  if the j_spring_security_check URL is not part of the HST driven then
  make sure you add it to you hst:hosts exclusions, because otherwise the HST
  thinks it needs to handle the URL.
  and
  You need to insert the SpringSecurityValve into your existing
  pipelines as well.
  you can use the hippo-spring-sec plugin for a cleaner spring
  security integration;
  This seems to fit your requirements:
  def mode(array)
  histogram = array.each_with_object(Hash.new(0)) do |element, histogram|
  histogram[element] += 1
  end
  most_frequent = histogram.delete_if do |element, frequency|
  frequency < histogram.values.max
  end
  most_frequent.keys.reduce(&:+) / most_frequent.size.to_f
  end
  It creates a hash of frequencies histogram, where the keys are the elements
  of the input array and the values are the frequency of that element in the
  array. Then, it removes all but the most frequent elements. Finally, it
  averages the remaining keys.
  i check your pom.xml and code this problem will comes only the mismatch the
  version json-lib-0.9 and json-lib-2.4 or other version of library so you
  remove all library and try the following way and one more things you have
  to remove from json-lib from apche-tomacat lib also and then you try this
  following code and used the json-lib 2.4 version.
  String user1 = "{'Main':[{'h1':[ {'userId':'userId123'}
  ],'body':[{'data': [{'userId':'one'}]}] }]}";
  JSONObject jsonObj = (JSONObject) JSONSerializer.toJSON(user1);
  JSONArray snefoCareEnvelopeMain = (jsonObj.getJSONArray("Main"));
  //main object
  JSONObject Main = snefoCareEnvelopeMain.getJSONObject(0);
  // this for reading h1 data
  JSONArray headerarray = (Main.getJSONArray("h1"));
  JSONObject
  It's by design.
  SHOW PROCEDURE CODE Syntax
  This statement is a MySQL extension that is available only for servers
  that
  have been built with debugging support. It displays a representation
  of the internal implementation of the named stored procedure.
  As the error message explicitly says if you want to be able to use this
  feature you need to build your MySql with --with-debug option.
  Try this
  <?php
  $var = $_GET['id'];
  if(empty($var))
  {
  // here flag for redirection is set
  echo 1;
  }
  else
  {
  do something...
  }
  ?>
  In AJAX:
  $.ajax({
  type: "POST",
  url: "call_me.php",
  data: "id=" + id,
  success: function(msg){
  // checking the response is for redirection
  if(msg == 1)
  // javascript code for redirecting to callme.php
  window.location = "call_me.php?id=101";
  }
  });
  I had a similar issue a long time ago. Here's how i solved it: i changed
  the order of my imported .css and .js files. Try to load first bootstrap's
  required files and then everything else. Hopefully it will work for you
  too! if not then there's something wrong with your code.
  It's a wild guess since no code has been provided but is it possible that
  v8 code is being executed in another thread (different from the main)?
  For example, some callback invoked on successful connection that makes
  calls to node/v8 functions (I assume those external libraries you mention
  start their own threads to do their work).
  If that's the case, the problem is that node/v8 code can only be invoked
  from the main thread. Those SO threads might be useful:
  Calling callback from node.js native code
  Callback from different thread in NodeJS Native extension
  As for debugging, except from examining a core, you could also run your
  code with gdb so you can set breakpoints at some interesting places.
  $ gdb node
  (gdb) run test_connection.js
  or
  (gdb) start test_connection.js
  (gdb)
  A prepared statement would look like this
  SELECT `id`
  FROM `registgrations`
  WHERE `email` = :email
  AND `license_type` = :license_type
  Checkout the PDO manual docs to learn how to use it.
  Since you're using jQuery Mobile, try using vclick rather than click.
  vclick will work with both touch events and mouse click events, whereas
  click only deals with actual click events - which can be finicky on a
  mobile device (and sometimes not fire at all when tapping on things).
  UPDATE: some questions/feedback:
  why do you have a click event on a form?
  $('#choosefriendsform').click(function() { That doesn't look right to
  me... Click events should be on buttons, or clickable elements. This could
  be the source of your issue.
  If you're trying to do event delegation on the form, then you need to use
  'on' or 'delegate'
  I.e. this should target just the list items of peoples names:
  $('#choosefriendsform').on('vclick', '.ui-listview .ui-li', function
  Use this Polyfill, ( Reference : MDN)
  if(!('contains' in String.prototype)) {
  String.prototype.contains = function(str, startIndex) {
  return -1 !== String.prototype.indexOf.call(this, str, startIndex);
  };
  }
  See the Compatibility table in Can I use...
  Update : Also you can check this answer.
  You didn't ever close your <a>, but it's working for me otherwise.
  <ul>
  <li><a href="#">List Item 1</a></li>
  <li><a href="#">List Item 2</a></li>
  <li><a href="#">List Item 3</a></li>
  <li><a href="#">List Item 4</a></li>
  </ul>
  CSS:
  .on { background-color:red; }
  jQuery:
  $('a').click(function(){
  //alert('on'); WORKING
  $(this).addClass('on');
  });
  I had the same Problem, but with some more specification. The code was
  working fine in 32bit but I had this issue in 64bit (I am using native
  library so I need to maintain both).
  The solution I found is to add Thread.sleep() in the while loop. I don't
  know why it works, so your guess is as good as mine.
  A better solution would probably to implement an Observer Pattern instead
  of having an infinite loop. But that would require some re-fact: