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Thank you very much
It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Hi !
The logical to remember with Public , Private Keys is about 2 crypting channels.
From both sides, 2 differents Keys will operate.
Like all cryptos, one can be reverse , not the other.
But the A to B, B to A must transmit all datas, and verify them.
Look at what can be switch : ( What is surrounding ? )
Computer A , Computer B
Keys A , Key B
Private function crypto
Public function crypto
Clock from A(all in) , Clock from B(all in)
checksum A , checksum B
while you ensure no errors of receiver .
The work is all done.
It's "pair" working.
modified 23-Aug-21 21:01pm.
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Message Removed
modified 11-Feb-18 10:35am.
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I got -50 points around for this article Improve-the-Way-of-Writing-Functions . But as per the code project documents when author gives down vote author should give proper reason. Please help me if I am wrong.
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This has nothing to do with this forum. Also, giving reasons has been debated many times and it's not going to happen because the reasons would either be rubbish or people would be put off voting.
This space for rent
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Also disclosing reasons would invite privacy issues for the #voter
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If a solved code is correct is it reevaluated ?
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People downvote for all sorts of reasons, it's annoying when your answer is given a bad rating just because the poster didn't understand\try the code, or whatever, but overall those votes are countered by the better votes you get.
I looked at the last few answers you gave though, and I guess a reason you're getting so many low grades is because you're not properly formatting the code in your answers so it is hard for people to follow. Learn how to use the "pre" tags, or paste your code into the solution box so you get a pop-up asking how you want the pasted code to be formatted and select the appropriate option.
Do this
$(document).ready(function () {
var select = $("#<%=lblMultiSelect.ClientID%>");
var senddata = select.val();
var txt = $("#<%=listBoxValue.ClientID%>");
select.change(function (e) {
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "CS.aspx/GetCurrentTime",
data: '{name: "' + senddata + '" }',
contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
dataType: "json",
success: OnSuccess,
failure: function(response) {
alert(response.d);
}
});
});
});
function OnSuccess(response) {
$.each(response, function (i, el) {
});
}
not this
$(document).ready(function () {
var select = $("#<%=lblMultiSelect.ClientID%>");
var senddata = select.val();
var txt = $("#<%=listBoxValue.ClientID%>"); //<
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If a persion gives wrong statement against a good answer how can provide down points
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Do not worry about points. They do not mean anything.
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Thank you for your comment as well as you others are also started like you
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I am trying to browse through my articles submitted sometime back. However I am getting message as - This article is still being written and is not currently available for general viewing.
Can anyone help me how to recover my submitted articles.
Thanks
Kishan
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Have you published the article? What I think of this is that you have not yet published the article and are currently viewing the draft.
Secondly, if you have published it, and still see it: It might be because you have tried to modify it sometime in past, and you are being previewed the latest draft. To check if that is the case, go to "My Articles" and see the Drafts. You will find it there, also, if you published the article, the older version will still be visible to general public.
For future posts about Article Writing, try contacting the admins here, Article Writing Discussion Boards
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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Should I have to begin with replacing ASCII with something new like Indian Standard Code for Information Interchange? Please give tips.
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Thank You for this
Would it help in building Internet in Hindi as Chinese and Japanese did in their respective languages?
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Sorry, I've no idea of Ruby.
There used to be video games and cartridges with text written in Japanese/Chinese languages.
Have you ever wondered if there were Hindi characters from the beginning instead of English characters in programming and all over the web? I'm asking this.
It might be like 'Reinventing the wheel'. Getting to origin from where these English knowing people started.
If I learn the basic of programming development, then I can create programs independent of regional languages present on earth. Then requirement of knowing English would not be necessary.
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True, as programming itself is a language but I do believe some parts of it would be required in native tongue or in english to execute properly.
You can also try this as well:
Vistalizator - change display language in Windows Vista and Windows 7[^]
This is a language pack for Windows Operating Systems and is 100% safe (I've used it on multiple occassions for JROM's and the like, as they would NOT run if they detected an english OS machine). Have you tried going to the actual Hindi sites? Sometimes languages will have notepads in that specific language (such as Sakura Notepad for JP).
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Our company have been outsourcing development of several business systems for a number of years, with various software houses/vendors, and have been surprised that many do not come with a predefined "SDLC package", but rather expect us to tell them how to work. Despite instructions being given, we've also had a few issues with them following processes; e.g.
- After one vendor left the project we tried to work with the projects they'd left behind only to find a number of items only partially checked in (i.e. some developers were clearly checking things in, others just working on their local copy and only selectively checking in a subset of the files required for the solution to work).
- With a vendor we're currently working with, we ran an audit only to find they'd stopped checking in code a year previously after their firewall blocked their access to VSTS; so they just stopped using it without telling anyone, rather than fixing the issue or even informing us of a problem. We told them how to fix that issue, but since then every issue they've had they've come to us for support rather than resolving their own issues. NB: These issues are with standard products / their set up; the only thing we control is their permissions within VSTS, which are all correct.
We've had other similar issues, but these 2 were the major WTF moments (the software houses we're dealing with are multi-national companies supporting a variety of products, including all of those they're developing for / involved in our SDLC lifecycle).
Questions:
- Is our experience common; i.e. not being able to trust a software vendor to adhere to basic SDLC practices / having to put considerable effort into supporting & auditing them?
- Are there ways of working to help ensure that you manage your vendor correctly / get them to provide you with a quality service without having to manage & support each member of their team directly?
- Are there any resources for comparing the quality of service customers can expect from different vendors?
NB: I'm deliberately keeping company names out of this as feel that may be inappropriate / our experiences may not be representative.
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Option Tag width not working in Chorme.
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- You're in the wrong forum. Post your question in the Web Development forum[^].
- You're going to need to provide significantly more information that that if you expect anyone to be able to help you.
- Create a minimal reproduction of the problem in JSFiddle[^] and post the link to it.
- Tell us what version of Chrome you're using.
- Include the full details of any errors.
- Tell us what you've done to try to solve the problem.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Evening folks,
Not sure which board this question/rant belongs so I am just going to put it on here.
I would love to know how people generally feel about comments in code as a means to describe what the code does. In my workplace that I only started at about 2 months ago, I have already had about half a dozen discussions about why I think code comments are a) largely a waste of time b) distraction from writing the actual code c) give license to a developer to be sloppy with their code.
Kevlin Henney's talk on this subject is pretty much along the same lines but there must be some bigger picture that I must be missing that my colleagues in office know that they are forcing me write comments in code. I have been developing software for about 11 years professionally and 15 years if you include the pizza and soda filled days of academia and I have transitioned from code commenter to just writing clean enough code that tells the reader what it does (thanks to Uncle Bob!!) so I find it incredibly backward having to go back to writing comments just to save my job.
I do understand in some cases comments might be necessary where the code intrinsically is complex and cannot be refactored any more but putting documenting comments on every class, function and property just for the sake of it seems ridiculous. I also understand publicly consumed APIs need to have documentation so client developers can build apps on top of them but anything beyond these 2 use cases, is stupid IMHO.
Thoughts, outrages, feelings?
Cheers
IEC
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