I'm writing a plugin for my CMS where I used PHP DOM to update the DOM. I want to replace part of the DOM with some HTML. When I perform:
Code:
$domelement->nodeValue = $html;
It converts the html entities and displays all the code. From my research the nodeValue considers the cotnents to be CDATA and I figure this is causing my issue.
Is there a way to replace the HTML of a DOMElement with PHP?
I have to perform a very expensive query against a slow database. I perform one query and need to split up the results into two datatables in a typed dataset. What's the best method to do this?
So I'm going crazy here. I'm building an application using .Net 3.5 beta and need to embed a browser. It seems that .Net 3.5 doesn't include the old WebBrowser I had used in .Net 2.0. How do I embed a browser into my app?
So I created a setup project for my new app, but I don't know how to add a shortcut to the exe on the desktop. For now, I've created a link to the "Primary Output" of the project, but for some reason the icon it shows is a stack of papers, not the icon I have setup for the exe. The workaround I have in place is to create a shortcut manually after installing the project.
I have a form with several textboxes (15+) that are in a tablelayoutpane l so they scale when the form is resized. Now when I resize the form, the action is very sluggish and slow.
I'm looking for best practices to improve performance on resizing the form. Are there any suggestions or resources to help me understand the best way to accomplish this?
I'm relatively new to C# and am learning about the various data containers out there in .Net 2.0. In my program I access a read only database and display the data to the user. I'm currently using a dataset since I need to hold the data, and from my knowledge a datareader is only good for one iteration.
I'm finding that my application is consuming a lot of RAM. What tools are there to determine what's consuming this RAM (e.g., the...
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