It’s common to want to assign several styles to an element. Normally, you’d do that this way: obj.style.position = ‘absolute’;obj.style.top = ‘0px’;obj.style.left = ‘0px’;… etc … However, there’s a way
This utility tool logs the information when you build the assembly and is packaged along with the .NET Framework Tools. It allows you to view all the assembly bindings in
Suppose you want to place your cursor in a text field at a desired position. Your text field has a display size of 20 characters and a data size of
The proxy pattern can be used in situations where multiple copies of a complex object must exist. In order to reduce the application’s memory footprint in these situations, you create
If you’ve ever wanted to know how something in the .NET Framework does what it does, check out .NET Reflector. This awesome utility will reverse engineer compiled .NET dlls back
JavaScript does not allow you to set the page orientation so you can print in Landscape mode. To workaround this limitation, simply add the following code to the … part
Suppose that a function normally allocates memory for an object, uses it, and then deallocates the memory. But if the function exits before reaching the end, either because of a
A DataTable can only handle one header for each column. The workaround for this is to use two tables. Generate the first table at the same time as the DataTable
This tip shows you how to use the fo:page-number and fo:page-number-citation elements to insert page numbers. To insert page numbers in your page’s footer, use fo:static-content: Page [] of []