Could Not Find The Main Class: Initials.Program Will Exit?
Sep 12, 2010
I'm trying to make this code run and keep getting the same error. "Could not find the main class: Initials. Program will exit." I'm using jcreator and java is up to date. I really not sure if I posted this in the correct area but
i've got a bunch of webaplications in use that the users have open in a browser all day. and so far every thing is perfecto. my problems start when the user during the day get emails with links in them... being humans they click those links and some times they "loose" the webaplication from the original browser. this also happens of course when they use their bookmarks etc.
what i would like is to include a javascript that forces a new browser window wtih the new url & leaves the original site as-is if a url is sent to the browser.
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PHP Code: <script type="text/javascript"> var side1;
I am new to JavaScript and I figured the best way to learn is reverse engineer. I am looking for a script that will return the initials from 2 fields and combine them.
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// add line-through for disabled checkboxes $( ':disabled').prev().addClass("disabled"); html
I have put this code together and it should build but it fails. So I opened it in Netbeans and it builds but it cannot find the main class. How to I fix this?
The second line is yellow in NetBeans and the third and fourth are red.
Is it possible to create a function that will find a class name or id name and then assign that name as variable string?
For example, my body has a class name:
<body class="Sunday">
I need to have a function (using jquery or just regular javascript) that will determine that class name and then assign it to a variable named bodyClass, so that bodyClass="Sunday".
I'm working on something that I want a user to be able to override by including a specific class somewhere in the CSS definitions. If that class doesn't exist I want to add a default style. This seems like something that should have come up before but search isn't coming up with anything. Can someone point me in the right direction? Local styles/classes override global classes right?[code]...
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var entry =$('.X0POSb'); //This main block contains the bulk of Google buzz content console.log(entry); var items = entry.find('.G3.G2');
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Basically, I have an ASP.NET page that's holding a lot of data. In case a user accidentally clicks the exit or back button, I want to pop up a javascript confirmation box that says 'Are you sure you want to exit?' and if the user clicks 'ok', the browser exits, and if the user hits 'cancel' it returns to the page, like the user never clicked the [x].
I can pop up a confirmation easily enough, but what methods do i need to use to keep the user or to close the browser? Also, I would like it if it only popped up on closing the browser or hitting back, not on a refresh, as the ASP page does a lot of post-backs.
I have read this article: http://www.nowsell.com/pop-ups/pop-up-cookies.html
While it was useful to me it did not cover my particular question. I'd like to trigger an exit pop-up that is triggered once per visitor and only if the visitor has NOT reached a specific page of the site.
For simplicity purposes, say the site consists of pages 1,2,3,4,5,6 with 1 being the main entry.
I'd like the pop-up to appear one time to each unique visitor who does not view page 6 during their site visit and appear as they are exiting the site.
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However, when I try that in Firefox (that's the only browser I've tried so far), the validation script exits, the form is submitted with errors, and I get a message in the JavaScript console saying that the ID that I gave was invalid. I know it's invalid! That's why I checked for null!
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