I looked at a bunch of angularjs directives checking for uniqueness of a username and decided to try for the simplest implementation. It does what I want but may not really be 'idiomatic' angular. Here is the form element:
<input type="text"
name="username"
ng-model="form.username"
u...
Hey @rolfl that answer that @Jamal undeleted and then let the community delete earlier, gave me a +1 and I don't think there was a corresponding -1 I don't know how a Mod would check this, but thought it should be something I bring up
Formatting
First, the way you wrote this makes it difficult to understand what you are trying to do. Here are a few points to improve it:
Use indentation and line breaks that illustrates your nesting. I provided an example below.
Use all caps for keywords (or all lover case, just be consistent...
Yeah, there's a way to do it with just a single join, and no subqueries, but I don't understand how the round() works, and mysql's use of group by is atrocious
You think my temp table idea is good? It sounds like he may be operating on very large dataset so I thought breaking it out in a smaller set would help. Also, his styling is atrocious
when a item is deleted and another one added it sometimes keeps the node and nests the new one inside the deleted one. ugh it's so ugly and a PITA to fix for the website I maintain
Seems odd to ROUND() a quantity type of column where I would expect a whole number, but perhaps his are decimal quantities instead of whole units, and he just wants a close approximation rather than exact quantity
@Phrancis But, if there are 5 supply records for one item id, with 'supply' values of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 what will be the result of select round(supply) from supply where itemID = x group by itemID
I've been working on this module with the assistance of codereview, and based on the responses and my own research, this is my project so far. The goal behind the code is that it starts with a .NET bitmap object, extracts the byte array of image data from the bitmap, then transforms it into a squ...
I have the following .svg graphic:
I am trying to animate the electron so that it moves (proportionally with the page when it is scrolled) along the curvature of the ring up until a certain point (probably the same point the electron would be at if it was flipped over the imaginary x-axis of t...
For a small project I'm working on, I've been looking for an iterable enum-like class in C++, since neither C-style nor scoped enums seem to support iteration in a way that isn't hack-y. I stumbled across this (relatively) old article, from which I've drawn inspiration to create a robust Enum cla...
I have the following .svg graphic:
I am trying to animate the electron so that it moves (proportionally with the page when it is scrolled) along the curvature of the ring up until a certain point (probably the same point the electron would be at if it was flipped over the imaginary x-axis of t...
