The best resources are this blog post and this blog post. To sum up: Sign you package with an authenticode signature. Don’t be malware (I’m sure you got that covered). Logo your software (if it’s not a browser plug-in). This can be a frustrating process, so hang in there. Microsoft has not disclosed how many … Read more
Inside a controller or a taglib, you can use the following : g.message(code: ‘some.message’) However, inside domain classes or services, you need to inject messageSource and call getMessage() method from Sping class AbstractMessageSource. This snippet shows you how to do that: import org.springframework.context.i18n.LocaleContextHolder as LCH … class MyServiceOrMyDomain { def messageSource … messageSource.getMessage(code, msgArgs, defaultMsg, … Read more
You can’t do that by sending messages, instead use SendInput Windows API. Call method ClickOnPoint, this is an example from form click event, so this.handle is form handle, note that these are client coordinates on window witch handle is send, you can easily change this and send screen coordinates, and in that case you don’t … Read more
No tutorial needed. The Socket.IO FAQ is pretty straightforward on this one: socket.emit(‘news’, { hello: ‘world’ }); EDIT: Folks are linking to this question when asking about how to get that socket object later. There is no need to. When a new client connects, save a reference to that socket on whatever object you’re keeping … Read more
Old question, but worth at least a small example as I think this is quite a common issue. @Davor Lucic pointed to the right solution. As of today, Django ships with a cool message framework that helps a lot with this. So, say you want to give notice within the Django Admin whenever a car … Read more
The django admin uses django.contrib.messages, you use it like this: In your view: from django.contrib import messages def my_view(request): … if form.is_valid(): …. messages.success(request, ‘Form submission successful’) And in your templates: {% if messages %} <ul class=”messages”> {% for message in messages %} <li {% if message.tags %} class=” {{ message.tags }} ” {% endif … Read more
You have to rely on the iOS that the MFMailComposeResult that is handed back in mailComposeController:didFinishWithResult:error: is correct. The simulator fakes that result; no actual mail is sent although it says MFMailComposeResultSent. The tutorial mentioned misses an important point: The first thing you should do before using MFMailComposeViewController is to check [MFMailComposeViewController canSendMail]. That will … Read more
This prints the exception message: except Exception, e: print “Couldn’t do it: %s” % e This will show the whole traceback: import traceback # … except Exception, e: traceback.print_exc() But you might not want to catch Exception. The narrower you can make your catch, the better, generally. So you might want to try: except IOError, … Read more
You want branch descriptions: git branch –edit-description This will open up your editor and let you attach metadata to the branch. You can extract it with: git config branch.<branch>.description A couple of important notes: This is stored locally. By definition it can’t be pushed since it’s stored in .git/config. All the same it works great … Read more