Google Forms provides a very simple way to create a form to collect and organise information. The form can be embedded into website. The submitted information can be viewed in the response spreadsheet.
If you want to customize the layout to suit your website, Google Forms customization is quite limited. We
Have a great Year of the Horse ahead.
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OverAPI have hundreads of cheat sheets on technologies from HTML, CSS, Regex, Ruby, etc.
A simple search, I found Scala Cheat Sheet which provides links the contents. As of writing now, MongoDB is not available. I'm sure more will be added. It provide a full list A-Z of cheat sheets. Definitely
For some unknown reason, the web module application was missing on WebSphere Portal 8. Thus we can't deploy any new portlet applications. The Manage Web Modules, Manage Applications and Manage Portlets are missing. After spending some time with IBM PMR, the solution was to reinstall the application.
At <install_loc>/PortalServer/bin, run the
Using View and Form builder, the input form by default have a simple validation if the field is empty.
I need to check if an input text field already exist in the database.
Let's say I have a text field call USERID. I need to check if there's a same USERID in
After more than 10 years coding, I still learn something new on Lotus.
I need to do some checking on certain value, so regex came into mind. So far I haven't actually used regex in LotusScript. A simple search give me result to use "Like" operator. It function similar with regex,
For Nexus S users, you can get the lastest and greatest Android version 4.1 Jelly bean at XDA. It's a port from Google's Jelly Bean SDK and most of the feature is working.
The feature I wanted to try out most is Google Now. From review found around the Internet, shows that
Coming from IBM Smarter Solutions conference, they were promoting Mobility Computing and one of the highlighted product was IBM Worklight.
IBM have recently acquired a mobile application platform, Worklight. It provides an open, comprehensive and advanced mobile application platform for smartphones and tablets, helping organizations of all sizes to efficiently develop, connect, run
iPad have been dominating the tablet space and it is continue growing. With the launch of Nexus 7, will Android be able to turn it around? Amazon Kindle have been selling quite well since it's launch, but it is only available in a few countries only. This does not help
