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public static void PreventDoubleClick(Page page, Button button, string message)
{
	StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
	sb.Append("if (typeof(Page_ClientValidate) == 'function') { ");
	sb.Append("if (Page_ClientValidate() == false) { return false; }} ");
	sb.Append("this.value = '" + message + "';");
	sb.Append("this.disabled = true;");
	sb.Append(page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(button, String.Empty));
	sb.Append(";");
	button.Attributes.Add("onclick", sb.ToString());

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define(

// template dependency
[
	'app/text!app/views/templates/myMustacheTemplate.html',
	'Scripts/mustache/mustache',
	'Scripts/jquery',
	'Scripts/jquery-ui-1.8.13.min',
	'app/services/myServiceFile'
],

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/* 
   The filter property below is causing a parse error.
*/
.push-status.cancelled .progress {
	filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorStr='#00E85734', EndColorStr='#00E85734');
}

/* When I ran it I got this (keep reading to see my solution */

/* An error occurred while compiling the Sass file.  Details:

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// load per-page functionality
var $dataPage = $('body').attr('data-page');

if ($dataPage) {
  //note, there is no '.js' on the end of $dataPage
  require(['app/pages/' + $dataPage]);
}

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//I took out the file input part and replaced it with an array.  That would cut out the file I/O parts 
//and cut down the time needed to complete it.

Create a C# program that solves the following dependency problem:

A person needs to figure out which order his/her clothes need to be put on.  The person 
creates a file that contains the dependencies.

This input is a declared array of dependencies with the [0] index being the dependency 
and the [1] index being the item. 

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////Specs
describe('Triangle Classify',function(){
  describe('Classify', function() {
    it('On passing 3 different lengths returns scalene', function() {
      expect(classify(3, 4, 5)).toBe(types.s);
    });  
    it('On passing 2 equal lenghts returns isosceles', function() {
      expect(classify(3,3,2)).toBe(types.i);
      expect(classify(3,2,3)).toBe(types.i);
      expect(classify(2,3,3)).toBe(types.i);

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2012 Conferences

Past:
1/11-13     CodeMash
1/24-25     Node Summit
3/9-17       SxSW
3/15-17     CodePalousa
4/2-3         JSConf (AZ)
4/23         Kalamazoo X

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define(

  ['app/text!app/views/templates/item-list.html', 'app/views/listing-page'],
  function(itemTpl, listingPageVw) {

    var listing = listingPage.initialize($('.listing-page'), {
		    storeUrl: 'Item/All',
		    template: itemTpl,
		    usePaging: true
                 };

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INPUT = "./input/1.txt"
TARGET = 250000
DAYS_LEFT = 7
PEOPLE = [
	{:name => "I",		:perDay => 1,	:yield => 1.0},
	{:name => "My son",	:perDay => 2,	:yield => 0.95},
	{:name => "My brother",	:perDay => 3,	:yield => 0.85},
	{:name => "My niece",	:perDay => 4,	:yield => 0.60}
]
LINES = File.open(INPUT, "r").read.strip.split("\n").collect{|s| s.to_i}

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Nokogiri::HTML.parse(open(url)).css('.tn a').collect {|img| img["href"]}

#open(url) - opens and returns an html document
#css('selector') is just like jquery except server side. It returns a (ruby equivalent of a) linq-like enumerable
#collect is the same as .NET's select function

#So this one line when I set url to a Craigslist listing detail page will open that page and return an array of images for that listing.