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What's the shebang/hashbang (#!) in Facebook and new Twitter URLs for?
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It may be a noob question but is this something to do with my webhost. i go to say www.dgimages.co.nz in the address bar and it brings up the page then the address bar adds /#!/ or on certain html i.e contact.html it adds it to the end like contact.html#!/
Help, is this normal?
This is because you have certain JS functions on the site, which can be linked with a #, and in your case this is how the menus are working.
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I found that hyper links in a webpage i develop don't work in internet explorer v10 or v9, i've been for a while looking for answer and i can't to figure out anything. If i change to compatible mode to 9 it doesn't work either, but in compatibility mode with internet explorer 8 links work properly. Coding is UTF8 and HTML5.
The site: http://www.barcimaster.com
Everything looks fine in my IE11, but from your answer to my remark, I had an illumination. The problem is not the links, but most probably the CSS+HTML slicing of your page. Here's how I see it : for some reasons, you've got an element overlapping your links in IE. Therefore, when you hover the links, you actually hover this overlapping elements, and you can't click on the links and actually don't even get the pointer (the hand with finger) when hovering it.
So what you need to do is review you HTML and CSS (from what I saw, you've got quite a lot of work on this) so that nothing overlaps your links in IE.
I'm not 100% sure of this, but that's a situation I ran through several times during my career, and this explanation was almost always the good one. The good thing is that with developer tools nowadays, it's quite easy to find overlapping elements !
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Detecting current iPhone input language
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I was able to retrieve the list of installed keyboards through NSUserDefaults and AppleKeyboards, but I wasn't able to find out which one is the current user selected. Anyway to do so programmatically?
Try using this:
[UITextInputMode currentInputMode].primaryLanguage
If you use NSLog, you will see something like fr-FR, pt-BR etc...
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Our app involves the use of techniques that have not been used within the target profession before, and as a result, end users will have no comprehension of how to use it. We will be doing webinars to help them get started with it; however, there is a concern that they may need some immediate assistance from the time they download it.
So, we're trying to figure out how best to present this information. While the app itself is mostly self-explanatory, the underlying techniques on how it is to be used require some explanation.
I'm thinking of adding a "help button" on the nav bar at the top of screens where it will be relevant, which would then open a webview to load html containing the necessary help screens.
My questions are:
a) Would this generally be acceptable in terms of the UI?
b) Is there a better way than what I'm suggesting?
TIA
A: No. I think a help button is the wrong way to go about it.
B: Why not display a screen onto of the UI that gives info on how to use the app. This screen only shows the first time the user opens the app. Like a short tutorial?
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Learning Ruby on Rails
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First of all, forgive the newbie question -- I won't begrudge downvoters.
What I have in mind is 3 views.
A main index page.
A sub index page where the user can drill down to a sub index and
A page that houses content relating to the particular item chosen from the sub-index
Should I create the models first or controllers or views? As a very new programmer, should I use scaffolding?
The more concrete the answers to this question the better or if there are other resources with specific executable steps you can point me to, that would be great.
Go through this http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ (click on the book link at the top) by the time you get done you'll have what you want.
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is it possible to making a posting to Craigslist through my own website?
I have searched high and low and have not been able to find a definite answer to this question.
Does anyone know how developers post to CraigsList using PHP (or CodeIgniter)
As far as I can tell Craigslist employs CAPTCHA so you can't post there in a fully-automatic way.