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Difference between outline and border
Does anybody know of any difference between 'border' and 'outline' properties in CSS? If there is no difference, then why are there two properties for the same thing?
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How to pass an array into jQuery .data() attribute
... delimit the entire attribute value.
If you fix your quotation marks your original code works (see http://jsfiddle.net/ktw4v/12/)
<div data-stuff='["a","b","c"]'> </div>
var stuff = $('div').data('stuff');
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How to get a Color from hexadecimal Color String
I'd like to use a color from an hexa string such as "#FFFF0000" to (say) change the background color of a Layout.
Color.HSVToColor looks like a winner but it takes a float[] as a parameter.
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MySQL vs MySQLi when using PHP [closed]
Which is better, MySQL or MySQLi? And why? Which should I use?
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Get current date/time in seconds
...ou have data time stamped with unix time, and want to determine it's age. More though I think this is what is most likely meant by 'the current date/time in seconds'; just my gut feeling.
– sje397
Sep 30 '10 at 12:10
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Forward declaration of nested types/classes in C++
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Thanks for the answer. In my case, they're not my nested classes. I was hoping to avoid a huge library header file dependency with a little forward reference. I wonder if C++11 fixed it?
– Marsh Ray
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curl json post request via terminal to a rails app
...r on my rails app with a curl command from os x terminal. No matter how I format the data, the app returns a responses that non of my validations have passed.
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Serializing an object to JSON
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You're looking for JSON.stringify().
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How to convert a List into a comma separated string without iterating List explicitly [dupli
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How can I get the baseurl of site?
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Try this:
string baseUrl = Request.Url.Scheme + "://" + Request.Url.Authority +
Request.ApplicationPath.TrimEnd('/') + "/";
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