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When I send a POST Request to the YouTube Api it gives me something like this back:
<errors xmlns='http://schemas.google.com/g/2005'><error><domain>GData</domain>>
<code>ParseException</code><internalReason>Element type "entry" must be followed
by either
attribute specifications, ">" or "/>".</internalReason></error></errors>
I don't know what it means.
If what is in your comment is exactly what you posted, you've got a typo -- the second xmlns attribute needs a space between the preceding quote mark and the attribute name so that it's recognized as a valid attribute -- this is likely what is triggering the parsing error.
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For some reason my site isn't recognizing jQuery UI's functions. Wappalyzer says that the site is accessing UI, but Firebug is saying that the easing effects aren't defined.
My site is www.backwards.ca
I'm obviously just beginning it, but I'm curious as to why things aren't happening with jQuery UI.
Problem solved... forgot the "https:" in the script tag
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I'm just learning ROR and I came across the if / else statements. I also came across 'elseif' but my text editor (textmate) doesn't pick it up as a keyword, nor does the program run properly.
if name == 'Chris'
puts 'What a lovely name.'
elseif name == 'Katy'
puts 'What a lovely name!'
end
I'm using the book Learn to Program, which was written several years ago. I was wondering if the 'elseif' was changed because, when I simply use 'else', it seems to function properly.
It's elsif, not elseif.
Slightly confusing when you're new, probably.
Try with elsif (no second e).
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Anyone have any additional details on the possible cause of a "NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 23"? The only info that I can find is: NSXMLParserEntityReferenceMissingSemiError in the header file. It appears that it is related to the possible fact that "Entity reference is missing semicolon" - which I can't see how applies in my example of properly formed XML.
Thanks.
Turns out that a "&" had snuck into my XML. I replaced with "&" and everything worked fine.
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Well, I have one column in my list that I need to customize, the thing is grails' own g:sortable doesn't work. For instance, my first column shows employee ids, then my second column, shows the employees full name where full name is a combination of first name and last name. I got it to work, sorting and all, but when I try to place it in a table with g:sortable, the g:sortable just wouldn't work. I'm thinking about passing params around but it's a bit tricky. Any suggestions?
I've looked around the internet, and seems like nothing. :\
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I guess this is a very simple answer and I just wanted a quick reply. So why does python programs create 3 files? For example I have 3 files named:
"ReadSchedule.py"
"ReadSchedule.py~"
"#ReadSchedule.py#"
What is the reason for this? Are each file doing its own thing?
Those are temporary files created by your editor(s). The ReadSchedule.py file is the real one; the others can be deleted.