php,html,mysql,forms,multiple-instances
Kenneth, the code you have provided here honestly needs some work. First of all, please don't use the mysql API anymore. It's deprecated, will no longer be supported in future PHP versions, and is insecure. For all database operations use the mysqli or PDO API's, preferrably with prepared statements. Secondly,...
android,eclipse,multiple-instances
You have to change your RoomFinderNFC app package name. After changing package name you can run both app on same device on same time. just you need to different different packages name in both app. may this helpful to you :)...
android,media-player,multiple-instances
I think if(mediaPlayer!=null && mediaPlayer.isPlaying()) is not true when you click too fast to play same song and then mediaPlayer=new MediaPlayer(); is creating new instance and play song, which will result in hearing same song multiple times. debug and check if code enter that if (condition)
jquery,drag-and-drop,multiple-instances,jsplumb
Ok i solved it, my problem was, i used this code: $(".dragndrop").draggable({ drag:function(e){ // Your code comes here instance'.$dynamiccounter.'.repaint($(this)); }, stop: function(e){ // Your code for capturing dragged element position. var id = this.id; id = id.replace("flowchartdrag", ""); var x = "x" + id; var y = "y" + id;...
python,class,types,multiple-instances
The problem is here: print(self.get_hour()+":"+self.get_minutes()+":"+self.get_seconds()) You concatenate str-type and int-type with the operator plus(+) ":" <-- str + self.get_seconds() <-- int So you have to write: print(str(self.get_hour())+":"+str(self.get_minutes())+":"+str(self.get_seconds())) a = 3 b = "test" print a + b <-- this is not working (str + int) print str(a) + b <--...
javascript,jquery,plugins,multiple-instances,defaults
I think you are missing the class attribute for the anchor containing <img/> tag. Please see below <a class="image" href="http://placehold.it/900x800&text=Image"> <img src="http://placehold.it/300x200&text=Image" /> <span class="caption"> test </span> </a> The updated fiddle - http://jsfiddle.net/yK9ad/2/ I could see the following in the console. img html ...
ios,objective-c,delegates,multiple-instances
Pass the instance back to your delegate, similar to the way UITableView delegation works: -(void)handleSuccessMessageWithDictionary:(NSDictionary *)jsonDictionary manager:(NetworkManager *)manager Then, just pass self from the instance sending the callback: [self handleSuccessMessageWithDictionary:json manager:self]; ...
centos,tomcat7,multiple-instances,init.d
found a workaround, but expecting better solution using netstat we can find process id via running port number echo `netstat -tlnp | awk '/:80 */ {split($NF,a,"/"); print a[1]}'` So i modified the function tomcat_pid() as below tomcat_pid() { echo `netstat -tlnp | awk '/:<port> */ {split($NF,a,"/"); print a[1]}'` } ...
javascript,jquery,html,slider,multiple-instances
I was thinking something like this... function moveRight(slider) { slider = $(slider); slider.find('ul').animate({ left: - slideWidth }, 200, function () { slider.find('ul li:first-child').appendTo(slider.find('ul')); slider.find('ul').css('left', ''); }); }; $('a.control_next').click(function () { moveRight($(this).parent()); }); Makes it so that the only global selection is a.control_next and then the rest are scoped to where...
c#,wpf,menu,itemscontrol,multiple-instances
Your problem lies in the declaration of dependency properties of your ButtonsItemsControl class: public ObservableCollection<FrameworkElement> BasedMenuItems { get { return (ObservableCollection<FrameworkElement>)GetValue(BasedMenuItemsProperty); } set { SetValue(BasedMenuItemsProperty, value); } } public static readonly DependencyProperty BasedMenuItemsProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("BasedMenuItems", typeof(ObservableCollection<FrameworkElement>), typeof(ButtonsItemsControl), new PropertyMetadata(new...
java,arrays,class,methods,multiple-instances
This will work if you declare sum and givenNum as fields of your OtherClass, instead of as local variables. So, before the collectNumbers method, write private int sum; private int givenNum; and remove the declarations of these two variables inside collectNumbers. So, for example, instead of int givenNum = sc.getInt();...
Because you;re using your launch activity as a "splash screen" it is probably getting destroyed, which leads to this behavior. Once it is destroyed, then another process calling it will launch it in a new process. Read this for more: Android "single top" launch mode and onNewIntent method The "singleTop"...
c#,wpf,user-controls,instance,multiple-instances
You can access a specific element in a collection using the index like this: StkPnl.Children[3].TB.Text = "Some Text"; // edit fourth user control (UsrCtrl3) Or you can use LINQ to search on the name. The method SingleOrDefault() expects at most one match. If no match is found, it returns null....
c++,inheritance,multiple-instances
Polymorphism only works with non-value types; i.e. with references and pointers. And since references must be immediately bound they are not much use here. Your best bet is to use std::unique_ptr<Shape> poly(new Polygon()); and call using poly->getType(); I'm using std::unique_ptr so I don't need to call delete explicitly. std::shared_ptr would...
load,load-balancing,private,multiple-instances,docker-registry
We're currently performing testing of a private Docker registry behind an AWS ELB, and it appears the ELB is modifying the request/response in a way that prevents this from working properly (tcp connection timeouts are the symptom). We're still performing testing, but we may simply use DNS load balancing with...
multithreading,bash,tcl,expect,multiple-instances
There are several options to archive this: 1. Execute the script for each hostname: foreach hostname $hosts { exec log.tcl $hostname & } This is like the bash solution. 2. Use threads package require Thread set pool [tpool::create] set jobs {} foreach hostname $hosts { lappend jobs [tpool::post -nowait $pool...
windows,batch-file,multiple-instances
@ECHO OFF SETLOCAL SET /a instances=4 :: make a tempfile :maketemp SET "tempfile=%temp%\%random%" IF EXIST "%tempfile%*" (GOTO maketemp) ELSE (ECHO.>"%tempfile%a") :: :loop SET "nextfile=%~1" IF NOT DEFINED nextfile ( ECHO all done DEL "%tempfile%a*" >NUL 2>NUL GOTO :eof ) FOR /L %%a IN (1,1,%instances%) DO ( IF NOT EXIST "%tempfile%a%%a"...
windows-installer,installer,installshield,multiple-instances
I selected point 1 route "Maintenance Experience" and that worked for me. I converted my project from InstallScript MSI Project to InstallScript Project. I got the compile time errors in Setup.rul file but I find the alternatives for those errors and fix them and make the script able to compile....
c#,asp.net,wcf,concurrency,multiple-instances
Just answered a similar question yesterday. Based on your description and the picture, I don't see a need to change your architecture. If you're using one of the main WCF bindings (webHttpBinding, wsHttpBinding or BasicHTTPBinding), the service you deploy should easily be able handle dozens of concurrent users, all saving...
excel,excel-vba,focus,multiple-instances
I didn't figure it out entirely, but I did find a fix. Hopefully it works for anyone else who finds this problem. At the end of the code I added this: ActiveSheet.Shapes.Range("ctrlExportPrices").Select ActiveSheet.Range("B8").Select So it forced a control on the sheet to be selected, and then a cell. The next...
javascript,settimeout,multiple-instances,scoping,cleartimeout
Finally made it to work. For posterities... var starr = [ 'bloop the boop', 'cammy the shadow', 'i like cauliflower', 'bro, i kick u hard', 'like measels? I dont.', 'eat fish and pie' ]; var writer = function(){ var timer; this.writeStat = function(str,dest) { var options = { "step" :...
c#,class,design-patterns,instantiation,multiple-instances
What i would do is create a DAL (Data Access Layer) which is reachable from any of the mentioned controllers and simply wraps the work being done against the database layer, so you don't have to bother passing around database connections. Also, it would save you meaningful time refactoring code...
arrays,vb.net,multithreading,process,multiple-instances
"Running processes in separate threads" as a concept doesn't make any sense. Processes contain threads; not the other way around. A process also has it's own "space in memory" (whilst a thread does not!), so it makes no difference in that regard, either. If you launch a process using Process.Start,...