I am looking jquery script (plugin) that allow quickly select Office Hours, like shown:
For selecting work hours, "mouse dragging" is used, so user can quickly select work hours via days of week.
The obvious option would be:
http://jqueryui.com/demos/selectable/
Good luck!
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I have a Calendar control on a VB6 form which on one machine is suddenly showing long day names instead of the single initials of the days like it is designed to.
eg. Monday instead of M
At design time this is set with the DayLength property which I have set to Short, but for some reason on one machine it is showing as though it is set to Long.
What is the cause of this? Is there a registry setting or something else that would be doing this?
Unregister then register the calendar control.
This may be achieved by repairing or reinstalling the product.
im trying to achieve something but i dont really know how
I have set a new basic task in windows task scheduler and on the advanced settings im trying to set something specific.
I want my job to run between 7:00-23:59 every 3 hours
In other words, i dont want the job to run at night..
(I tried using the expire checkbox but i am not doing things right)
edited: i use Windows Server 2008 standard
Any help would be great..
Open the advanced properties for the task. Select the Triggers tab. Edit the trigger. Change the schedule to start at 07:00 and repeat the task every 3 hours for 17 hours (you have to type those figures in yourself).
I have shared hosting with hostgator and until about a month ago, things were dandy. Now.. every 2 to 3 minutes, I'll click a link and the browser won't resolve for about a full minute. This is any of my sites.. and links that are both database calls or very simply html hyperlinks. It's with any browser and at work or home.
I've opened 2 tickets with hostgator and they swear all their tests show that there are no problems, but.. I get this over and over and over again.. and have for weeks now.
Is there any kind of error outputting I could do.. or tools of any kind that would allow me to troubleshoot this myself?
Not sure about other browsers, but Google Chrome has a tool to measure the time a website took to load. Click the wrench icon in the top right, then go to Tools -> Developer Tools. Then you will see a new section at the bottom of the screen. Click the Network tab and it will show you a lot of data about the latency etc. It will also show you which file is the one that is taking the longest. Hope this helps.
From a console on the server itself, use the wget command to pull a page. Do it periodically in a script, logging to a file. Put it in cron. That'll show you if there are any lag issues with the server itself. If that looks good, then it's somewhere in the network. You could do a similar test from another box on another provider, which if comes up clean, points to your ISP or DNS as the culprit.
We have an 'enterprisey' system with a scheduling component which gets floored if any dialogs come up. If any modal dialogs come up in the processes it is running, it gets 'paused' and can't kick off any new processes.
Excuse me a minute ...
*goes outside*
*laughs*
*cries*
*comes back*
.. ahem ... so anyway we need some sort of tool/technique that can lurk in the background and automatically detect specific dialogs and click OK on them. Any recommendations?
The offending system is running in Windows XP.
(NB: changing the third-party-enterprisey system or making its developers sit on the naughty step until they improve it are not options in the short term)
From this similar question I found:
Buzof by Basta Computing
which did the trick.
There is also a product called DialogDevil which looked promising but didn't work in our situation for some reason.
AutoIT is absolutely perfect for this. You can use the tool to help identify the dialog, write your own simple code and distribute the "auto clicker" via exe. It lurks in the background by running from the task tray.
DialogDavil will require exact same parameters on your dialog (for which you want buttons to be autoclicked) every time that same dialog pops up. And thats why it didnt work for me in first pass. Then i changed the control file at the following path to remove the changing items (a text box text in my case)
C:\Users\userName\AppData\Roaming\DAIR\DialogDevil\control.xml
And then it worked like a charm.
HTH,
Hy everybody,
I'm wondering if it's possible to add a new button via C++ or C# to windows 7 explorer "context strip"(don't know if this is correct name) - like on picture below.
My reason for this is because a lot of times I'm switching on&off "Show hidden files, folders and drives" functionality under Tools->Folder option->View. Therefore i want to simplify this process with a click of a button.
I was looking into ShellExecteEx function, but I am not sure I can do that. Can Anybody direct me in right direction?
thanks,
regards
I highly recommend using AutoIt for this task. Second URL comes complete with examples of how to insert buttons in various programs - however, be sure to read complete topic for misc. updates to the provided code.
See:
http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=9517
Btw: I misread topic to begin with; gui 'context' related material in Windows is often taken to deal with right-click menus
Edit: limit on urls for new users on Stack Overflow mean I had to cut out some of less essential links - google away.
To answer part of the question, I think it is possible as for quite some time we've seen small programs to add a "New Folder" button to the explorer. I think those still works with Win 7.
Look at http://tools.tortoisesvn.net/StExBar for example
[Edit] Forgot to clarify that Source Code for StExBar is on Google Code