If you have a requirement for reloading the token input drop down values, you can remove the token input by
$(".token-input-list-facebook").remove();
and add token input to the selector by
$("#demo-input-local").tokenInput([
{id: 7, name: "Ruby"},
{id: 41, name: "C"},
{id: 43, name: "C++"},
{id: 47, name: "Java"}
], {
propertyToSearch: "name",
theme: "facebook",
preventDuplicates: true});
By default netbeans 6.9 is not providing the support for haml. We need to download the netbeans haml plugin and add to your netbeans.
Download the haml plugin from here:
http://postcomment.googlecode.com/files/org-netbeans-modules-haml.nbm
then go to your netbeans Tools/plugins/ and go to Downloaded tab, click on add plugin select the drop down and give your downloaded plugin path. Click on ‘OK’ button. Click on ‘Install’. Thats it!
In ubuntu:
Install mongo server by
$ sudo apt-get install mongodb
Sign Up from http://www.timedoctor.com/
Install timedoctor from here:
http://www.timedoctor.com/download.html
Install dependancies:
$ sudo apt-get install libxss1 $ sudo apt-get install libxmu
Go to the downloaded folder and do
$ chmod a+x setup-timedoctor-2.3.5-linux.run $ ./setup-timedoctor-2.3.5-linux.run
In ubuntu systems install the library ‘libpq-dev’ by
sudo apt-get install libpq-dev
It is because of you have already the old version of therubyracer is in your project. And that version depends on a libv8 gem, thats why it is getting error so, uninstall the libv8 gem and install the therubyracer again
$ gem uninstall libv8 $ gem install therubyracer
This is because you are missing some libraries of imagemagick, install magickwand library:
$ sudo apt-get install libmagickwand-dev
Write the code for iframe and in the src option give the path that defined in routes. It will render the file which corresponding action of the controller renders.
An Haml example is given below:
%iframe{:align => "center", :name => "window", :src => "#{list_make_shipments_path(:ids => "#{@shipment_success_responses.collect(&:id).join(",")}")}", :height => "1000px;", :width => "1100px;", :style => "float:left;margin-top:30px;"}
If you have a rotated image from its original look then you can use the css for rotating it again to reach the original look.
-webkit-transform: rotate(90deg);
Suppose you have a base64 digest data of an image, how are you going to display it in your website?
For example You an encrypted image data like this : PCFET0NUWVBFIEhUTUwgUFVCTElDICItLy9JRVRGLy9EVEQgSFR…
Here is an example in haml, how to display the image from this data ( you can make corresponding HTML from this if you are using a Html file)
%img{:alt => "File Icon", :src => "data:image/gif;base64,PCFET0NUWVBFIEhUTUwgUFVCTElDICItLy9JRVRGLy9EVEQgSFR...", :style => "float: left;margin-top:200px;", :id => "my_image_id", :class =>"blahblahblah"}
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