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  1. So I've been picked as one of the guys who will be doing the 16 Roses in a friend's sweet 16. The thing is that I have no idea what it's about and what I have to do. So would anyone tell me what it's about and what I have to do in it. If there is a short speech I have to make, could you give me some samples I could use? Thanks
  2. nah, is it supposed to be funny too? Yea... I don't find both funny. The first one especially because it just didn't rhyme. Most of the random jokes I hear are pretty funny but this just ins't one of them. Sorry to ur friend.lol
  3. Yea I prefer girls without em. Personally when i see one with a lot of make up I get kinda turned off especially if they're hot without em. yea filipinas look pretty good without em.
  4. Yea I recommend you not using a Java applet. It's just way too slow compared to Ajax app. I'd prefer you use JS/PHP with Ajax as the connection in between to achieve the same results as a Java applet.
  5. I want to learn Java but the tutorials in SUN are worded so "techy" and full of unecessary words that I don't understand what they're trying to tell me. Is there any good tutorial site that speaks in English and teaches Java?
  6. I've installed limewire and I couldtell it was written in Java because of the JRE icon that appears on my taskbar whenever I run it. You will still need to download the JRE which took up about 100megs in my pc. You can count on it that it's written in JAVA.
  7. My opinion, I think J2EE is complex but slow. compared to JS/HTML you can accomplish the same thing and the language combo is pretty basic. and with AJAX and php, you've got a really cool combination of a web application foundation. Well, if you think Java is too complex for you you always have these basic combination to achieve the same thing.
  8. wait, is he a web application or a real object that you can touch. That's pretty amazing going from web design to roboticcs. Well I can relate to you too, I started when I was 10. I first used a computer when I was 9 years old. I just loved the technology and i learned that i had a gift in programming. I just found out later after that that my dad was in the same field, and he doesn't live with us. I guess we do get traits from our parents. I just hope jealousy is not one thing I get from him though.anyway, a real live robot? for only 11 dollars? that's tight. so what are some things he can do?
  9. Hmm... I really don't want fall under any clique. I'm in high school right now and I'm one of those smart kids that don't do work any school work at home but keep a high GPA. but I can't consider myself to be one of the nerds because i don't study at all and i'm pretty athletic. I really don't like having cliques in school but i guess u can't stop it, it just happens.
  10. Ur right, I gotta get rid of all this shyness and whatnot, and I know I shouldn't change my personality and be all cocky and $*** because that's just a sad way to do it plus who's gonna fall for it. I really want to open up but I don't know how to start. Man, I gotta do something before the summer vacation. We only meet in one class a day. In the beginning of the year I sat behind her but later her bf switched with her so that he's in front of me. So I moved because I was pissed and now we're far apart. I'm really not sure but when she sat in front of me she would always lean all the way back and make her hair cover my face. I didn't know what to do about it so I just leaned back then back again until she does it again. I think if I did something other than that it'd be pretty weird----ok, this girl just pm'd me on myspace and now we're talking on aim. she wants me to call her but I don't want to because i'm not interested. she's pretty cool and all but i don't want to lie to her. how do i deal with this kindly. need asap----lol I guess you could say that's another pathetic thing... right? But to me, I think these internet relationships are pretty stupid. a
  11. Uhh yeah, he's a big guy. But it's not him I'm really worried about. Anyway, I'm gonna be hitting up the gym everyday because of sports practice.
  12. HI, I'm currently working on an AJAX web app. It's a shoutbox. I have here attached the .js file fully documented so it's easy to understand. Problem: An error message alert occurs in IE 6 Help: I need someone who can fix a code so that the error won't show up in IE. Note: I've tested it under Firefox and Opera and it works very well. Here's the code: /** * ezShout - AJAX/PHP ShoutBox * by Albert Villaroman * * For help and tutorials on usage, please refer to manual * * Note: Due to JS lack of standard OOP conventions, treat "Shoutbox Class" comment as a class constructor, * and all states and methods encapsulated in it are properties of the class **///-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------// Shoutbox Class//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Pre: Sates */ var RecieverAj; //AJAX object that makes requests to server for shouts var SenderAj; //AJAX object that sends shout out to server and store it in database var refresh_sb; //JS timer that will refresh list of shouts every 5 seconds var lastShout_sb=""; //Global variable that stores last shout which is to be compared to continuosly refreshed list of shout outs - Purpose: to prevent repetitive refresh of the list /** * I. Obtain latest shouts from database every x seconds */ //request the server for latest shouts function loadShouts_sb() { RecieverAj = new ajaxConn(); RecieverAj.serverscript = "ezShout/includes/procedures/fetchShouts.php"; RecieverAj.setValues("rand=" + Math.random()); RecieverAj.connect("displayShouts_sb", "GET"); } window.onload = loadShouts_sb(); //display list of shouts when response from server is recieved function displayShouts_sb (response) { switch (response) { case lastShout_sb: break; default: alert("hi"); document.getElementById("shoutcontents_sb").innerHTML = response; lastShout_sb = response; setRefreshTime_sb(); break; } } //set a Timer that runs loadShouts_sb in 5 seconds function setRefreshTime_sb() { refresh_sb = setTimeout('refreshShouts_sb()', 5000); } //request again after 5 seconds function refreshShouts_sb () { RecieverAj.connect("displayShouts_sb", "GET"); clearTimeout(refresh_sb); refresh_sb = setTimeout('refreshShouts_sb()',5000); } /** * II. Send a shout out to the server and store it in database */ //onSubmit, send `name` and `message` input to server via `SenderAj` function sendShout_sb () { var name = document.getElementById("shouter_sb").value; var message = document.getElementById("shout_sb").value; SenderAj = new ajaxConn(); SenderAj.serverscript = "ezShout/includes/procedures/sendShout.php"; SenderAj.setValues("name=" + name + ",message=" + message + ",rand=" + Math.random()); SenderAj.connect("isShoutSuccessful_sb", "POST"); } //check if shout out sent is stored in the database; successful function isShoutSuccessful_sb (response) { switch (response) { case "true": alert("Your shout has been sent."); break; case "false": alert("Unsuccessful post. Please report this."); break; } document.getElementById("shout_sb").value = "your message"; document.getElementById("shout_sb").style.background = "#E9E9E9"; } //clear value of selected object function clearValueOf_sb(object) { object.value = ""; object.style.background = "#FFFFFF"; }//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------// End of Shoutbox Class//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can view the application here: click here
  13. I'm currently programming web applications using AJAX/CSS/HTML and they're pretty cross-browser. However when I heard of this language J2EE I had second thoughts. But I ran into GWT (Google Web Toolkit) which compiles Java code to Javascript/HTML. With this said, my mind tells me that Java developers desire to use Javascript/HTML languages to create web applications over Java.So, which one should I start developing web applications in? Java? or Javascript
  14. Thanks for the advice. I best make sure it won't happen again.
  15. Wow... I can't believe the first time I say it out loud is in a forum. Well, it's about me being so pathetic. There's this girl, 10 out of 10, first saw her in 8th grade. Every lunch period we would glance at each other every day, but I never did anything about it. The following year was my freshman year in highschool and she was again in the same lunch period as mine. We did the same thing.But one day my friends and I were like messing around and then one of my friends called her down to our table and told her that I liked her -- random idea, not knowing, but he guessed right. She looked at me and waited for me to say something but I didn't. Ever since then at times she would get close to me, I think to get my attention, but I ignored her (I don't know why). She blocked me on the exit door on my way out but I just ignored her and went out the other door. She waited for me in the hallway and walked beside me, didn't do a thing. She cut me in line at lunch and I didn't do anything. I guess because of what I've done she ended up with another guy by the end of the year.Now sophomore year, she was in half my classes. There was this one trip we both we're gonna go to. She asked me to leave the room with her to get to the bus that was gonna go to the museum. She told her boyfriend about it before we left and he got pissed and kicked the desk near him. a minute before we were supposedly going to leave she asked me if I wanted to go. I say anything but I picked up my bags and walked beside her and saw if she was gonna come. ---To make it short we didn't leave at the same time, she left later.During the bus ride she went down the walkway and whenever she passed me I'd feel her hand hitting me on the head (I guess I deserve it). during the trip she would have these upset eyes on me. She shoved me when she passed by me. I didn't know what to do.Now we're in junior year and things are the same. How pathetic is this story!? If only I can go back in time... Is there anything I can do?
  16. To me, meat is meant to be eaten. If we don't have it, we would lack the nutrition it provides us. How would you be able to get protein from vegetables, or other nutrition vegetables can't offer. Well I'm sure there are vitamins to help solve the problem but would you really want to be taking pills every day? I know I don't. Basically it's survival of the fittest. Unfortunately, some people kill animals in very inhumane ways.
  17. Maybe the site is too big to handle or manage. If the staff is too busy, why not freelance a coder to do the job for them.
  18. Well I was bored and had nothing to do but to check out how some of the big guys in the web code their web pages. And what I found on Yahoo's index page is a very messy code. View the page source code here: http://yahoo.com/ Currently, the website does not use XHTML 1.1 mark-up language and if it were to go through validation as XHTML, it would have 37 errors. Here's the link to it: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%ww.yahoo.com%2F It seems that in the source code, all Javascript codes are all in their, no external JS files even CSS files. It uses JS and CSS extensively that 90% of the code is made up of these two. I have no objection to that but why not take the time to tidy up the coding and separate JS and CSS scripts from the actual HTML page. What do you guys think?
  19. I viewed it in Firefox and it looks fine. Going with the previous posters, the code needs to be tidied up. I recommend upgrading the mark-up to XHTML 1.1 it's nicer to understand and look at. I emphasize that you convert the tables to divs and use CSS to place them in the right places. The reason for this is to trim down loading time.Another thing I noticed was the Java applet you have for the countdown time, I recommend using Javascript/CSS to achieve the same result. The reason for this is to allow the viewers who don't have J2RE installed on their computer. It took me a few minutes to view such a small program. If you're too experienced in JAVA and have no time to learn JS, you can use Google WebToolkit which compiles your Java source code to Javascript/HTML/CSS.
  20. Please post the portion of the code where this goes down and I'll come up with a script for you.
  21. Well Last night, after a week of irritation and errors I finally created an easy Javascript object that easily and quickly allows you to develop an AJAX program in just 5 easy steps! Here's the link to the object I've created: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Download it and read the Readme file that's under the same directory: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Basically what this object does is to connect to a server-side script (".php, .asp, .jsp, etc"), and what ever this script displays is sent back to the AJAX object and calls a function you designated and handles that response. (usually a string of codes, text or boolean) The steps are all in the Readme file I've provided. I hope you like it and find it useful. Please take note: This is for developers who have knowledge in Server-Side coding and Javascript. For questions or concerns or comments, please don't hesitate to post.
  22. Actually this program wouldn't need to use AJAX, it shouldn't need to call a script to perform such a simple task. It can all be done in Javascript.
  23. Well I just finished learning AJAX and want to start an AJAX web application. the thing is that I don't know what kind of application I want to work on so I'm asking you guys to come up with one that will use HTML, CSS, Javascript and PHP. Nothing too big but nothing to small as well. I'm starting a small ShoutBox. I want a type of application that would be used by companies.I have a software in mind where companies like Fast Food restaurants could install on their websites and have customers easily make orders while employees will see incoming orders live via AJAX.I'm thinking of an application more to the likes of that program.
  24. here\'s the link: http://www.gwtproject.org/?csw=1 Well I\'ve been developing using PHP, Javascript and MySQL. My uncle (Java Developer) referred me to Google Web Toolkit to check out what it\'s about. I soon found out that it\'s for Java developers who seem to have \"lack of developing in Javascript AJAX\" to build web applications. GWT has this compiler that converts Java code to Javascript and HTML. I was surprised to see that it only does that. I\'m currently learning the Java language but since I already know Javascript, HTML and with Ajax, why not just skip the whole GWT thing and just go right into it instead of coding it in Java. So my question is, should I learn Java and code there or should I just go right into Javascript and HTML (which I know a lot about) and start developing web applications there?
  25. I think I prefer PHP because it\'s much easier. Plus it\'s object-oriented. It uses the same classes and objects functions as JAVA. Besides, some JAVA developers are trying to get to developing Javascript/AJAX applications with the help of Google Web Toolkit.
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