Divya Guttikonda

May be i thought i should rephrase my question.
Which TV do you have?We had LG in our home in india.

May be i thought i should rephrase my question.
Which TV do you have?

Ahh!! Thanks paul but we dont have that large living room..may be few 70 inches less will do...

Ahh!! Thanks paul but we dont have that large living room..may be few 70 inches less will do...

Hi Ranchers

I was wondering if someone could suggest me a nice idea as of which TV i should buy.After reading "TV buying guides" and all those things i was confused enough now about HDTV,combo filter etc.Gerrr.. no more research!!!My budget is not more than 600$.If somebody doesnot suggest me something may be i have to drop the idea of buying TV for now.

Hi
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to display images instead of plain text in dropdown list?And if so,is that compatible with all browsers?Please help me.Thanks.

Hi
I have this problem thats bugging me a lot.Initially i have a textarea in which the user enters the message.Now the problem is with special characters like single quote and double quotes.
For Example i am sending it to the server using this code :

var msg = ' sam's "club" ';
var val = escape(msg).replace(/\+/g, '%2B');
val.replace(/\"/g,'%22');
val.replace(/\'/g, '%27');

But when retrieving back to display in the form when i put an alert in the body onload() element i am getting single quote as [& # 039;] and double quote as [& # 034;] .Its not decoding automatically.

I tried using alert(unescape(msg));But didnot work.Somebody please help.

Thanks

[ October 12, 2006: Message edited by: Divya Guttikonda ]

[ October 12, 2006: Message edited by: Divya Guttikonda ]

[ October 12, 2006: Message edited by: Divya Guttikonda ]
[ October 12, 2006: Message edited by: Divya Guttikonda ]

you can do something like this.
<input type="submit" value="submit this form" onclicksubmit="javscript oSomething()"/>

function doSomething(){
var j=document.getElementsByName("selectedButton").length;
for (i=0; i<j; i++){
if(document.getElementsByName("selectedButton")[i].checked){
window.location="http://.....html"

}
}

This is just an idea.Hope this helps.

Yes..you can do that easily using AJAX or DWR framework.You can determine whether the files are downloaded or not in the call back function the AJAX provides.There are lots of examples in the net.Recently i implemented one.

Hi,
I am using com.mullassery.imaging.Imaging package in my java program.I am overlaying a text on the image.But what i need is to center the text when overlaying.It can span to any number of lines so the problem is i cant specify the x and y co-ordinates.Does anybody know if there is any existing functionality to center the text.Please help.

Yes..i got it.Thankyou guys for your replies.I tried with lastIndexOf(" ");

Hi

I have some text say "javaranch big moose saloon".I am trying to use the method like this.
int index = text.lastIndexOf('');//Here in the paranthesis i want to give the empty space.I tried '\0' but it is not working.How should i be able to identify the space between say "javaranch" and "big".I want the space index.Please help.

Which version of JSF are you using ?? I read somewhere that for h:commandLink, onclick is present in JSF version 1.2, but not 1.1.

A redirect, means the first page tells the browser to make a new request to the target page. Request scope objects are no longer available after a redirect because it is a new request. If you need to pass data to the page you are redirecting to, you have to use a query string and pass them as request parameters (or save the data as session or application scope objects).

Hi,You might find this useful.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q222064/