Wendy,
>I've used Marco Schmidt's ImageInfo http://schmidt.devlib.org/image-info/
>in the past to retrieve height/width information from JPG files in order to
>calculate the size for a "max 600 pixels on the long side" smaller version.
Looks very useful, hadn't seen this before.
Thanks for th
Peter,
I'm no expert in the logic tags, preferring standard JSTL.
Less than 5!
Greater or equal 5!
always both messages are shown! Is there something I am missing?
However, if the list size is 5, then both will be shown.
Sorry if i'm stating the obvious ;)
As Glenn ju
CF,
This probably isn't the best list to be asking these types of questions,
but seeing as you wrote such a long mail, i figured a pointer is at
least warranted ;)
I don't think you can resize an image directly from a ByteArray, but
someone here will probably prove me wrong.
We need similar
Or even better:-
http://www.dynarch.com/demos/jscalendar/
Our users love this :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>These usually involve JavaScript. Here's a link:
>
>http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/calendarpopup/
>
>Regards,
>Geeta
>
>
>
>
>"C.F. Scheidecker Antunes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>08/09/20
Allistair Crossley wrote:
unless they see the 1+ minute performance time and you take a hard stance on it and say
"well that's what you get when you ask for silly design" ;))
We still have PowerBuilder apps in production, 1+ minute responses from
equally silly forms is regarded as normal.
Still,
Allistair Crossley wrote:
it's plausible but has it's own performance implications. best to just try it
out for your case and maybe it's a quick fix.
Yup, its a hack in this case, but still a useful tool for the box.
however, if you *can* spend some time re-factoring your forms, you should ..
doe
Cliff,
If you truly have no choice but to collect the data from one huge form,
try using a compression filter on the offending jsps.
http://www.netspade.com/software/java/compression-filter/
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-2001/jw-0622-filters-p3.html
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en
Jack,
I seem to remember having problems in a project with similar rqmnts some
time ago.
I *think* your problem lies here:-
target="x"
onsubmit="window.open('',this.target
Where in NS the form appears to submit before the new window is registered, and
hence the window target is not valid.
I coul
Konstantinos Provatas wrote:
I wanna ask if there exists some kind of tool/application that simulates user
traffic to a web site..
http://opensourcetesting.org/performance.php
We use Seige quite a lot, simple & effective:-
http://www.joedog.org/
James.
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Please quit forwarding virus warnings (or in this case, hoaxes); we're all big
enough and ugly enough to maintain our own AV. ;)
http://hoaxinfo.com/lifeisbeautiful.htm
This one is over two yrs old; I thought it rang a bell.
James.
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Tito Eritja wrote:
Would be an
applet a good solution?, is there another way to solve it?
You could stick a hidden Iframe on the page that uses the refresh tag in
the page header.
This page checks for changes and reloads the main page if required.
I'd stay away from applets ;)
Cheers,
James
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Shailesh Patel wrote:
I've got several more if anyone needs em.
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Love one if you're still handing out ;)
Cheers
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Erich Kilmer wrote:
I have a page that shows widget data. This data lives on 4 different tabbed sections.
Also above the tabbed region is a pull down that allows user to choose from 4 widget types.
One of the tabbed areas changes for each of the different types using DHTML. This dynamic tab has a c
Much better, good one Rick.
Thanks everyone.
James.
Rick Reumann wrote:
Would this work for you with JSTL? You probably want to throw in a
test for not empty also.
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 12:21:35 +0100, James Neville
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> Funny you bring this up, as our gfx guy here would like the same thing.
> It did in fact confuse me for ages why on earth errors wern't being
> displayed, until
Funny you bring this up, as our gfx guy here would like the same thing.
It did in fact confuse me for ages why on earth errors wern't being
displayed, until I realised that tag only
checked for messages (obvious I suppose).
It seems to me that the abscence of an accompanying
tag is an oversigh
Pilgrim, Peter wrote:
Hi
Are there any Struts user in or around London interested in meeting
up one evening informally in a pub somewhere in central London
(England of course) for a pint or two, talking about their web user
interface experiences?
Peter,
If you get much interest, I may be persua
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