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ASP.Net MVC Html.HiddenFor with wrong value
I'm using MVC 3 in my project, and I'm seeing a very strange behavior.
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iPad Web App: Detect Virtual Keyboard Using JavaScript in Safari?
...for the iPad ( not a regular App Store app - it's written using HTML, CSS and JavaScript). Since the keyboard fills up a huge part of the screen, it would make sense to change the app's layout to fit the remaining space when the keyboard is shown. However, I have found no way to detect when or whet...
How does comparison operator works with null int?
I am starting to learn nullable types and ran into following behavior.
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When to use IComparable Vs. IComparer
...rer<T> is useful for sorting collections as the IComparer<T> stands outside of the comparison.
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How to retrieve GET parameters from javascript? [duplicate]
...DIT: I took the liberty of changing Qwerty's answer, which is really good, and as he pointed I followed exactly what the OP asked:
function findGetParameter(parameterName) {
var result = null,
tmp = [];
location.search
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.split("&")
.forEach(func...
How to bring view in front of everything?
I have activity and a lot of widgets on it, some of them have animations and because of the animations some of the widgets are moving (translating) one over another. For example the text view is moving over some buttons . . .
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jQuery - prevent default, then continue default
..., then do my additional processing (it's basically calling Google Maps API and adding a few hidden fields to the form) -- and then I need the form to submit.
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ng-repeat :filter by single field
I have an array of products that I'm repeating over using ng-repeat and am using
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How to have comments in IntelliSense for function in Visual Studio?
In Visual Studio and C#, when using a built in function such as ToString(), IntelliSense shows a yellow box explaining what it does.
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JSON.parse vs. eval()
... just wondering if JSON.parse() - which I assume is a part of JavaScript and not a browser-specific function - is more secure.
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