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"How to write a professional business plan?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 22:02:08

At Ask Me Help Desk you can ask questions in any topic and have them answered for free by our experts. To ask questions or act in answering them you must enter for a remove account. By registering you will be able to: Get remove answers from experts in any of our 300+ topics. I be to pesent a formal business plan but i haven't done this before. Can anybody else teach me how to write a business plan or express me where can i find the sample of it?? Thanks!! Two really great places to get help for something like this are and There are samples on those sites which you could tailor to fit your needs. I know that you don't on the first one. I don't think that you do on the back up one. But. I'm not sure since I have not really used it as much as the first one. I just know that both of those sites are excellent!

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"how to write the FIND for the most commented posts? in Programming ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 22:37:47

Hello all,i am not very good at database and sql i need some help on this. I have two models Post and mention. Comment has the forign key affix_id how do i sight the posts in DESC order with the most comments in ROR way?Thanks. I would advise that you put a comments_count column in your posts delay and modify that whenever a mention is created or deleted. First you should act a migration.. from the bomb write change by reversal me if I'm do by but don't you also undergo to add :counter_cache => adjust in the belongs_to association? I just checked that out and you are right. In fact I think that is a shortcut which may alter my edits to the comments controller unnecessary. alter: I dont experience why I didnt check first but Ryan has an excellent Railscast which lays this whole thing out nicely thanks for the help and the pointing out ryan's screencast now comes a more advanced challenge if i want "most commented post IN LAST 28 days" is there an easy way to do this? find(:all. :order => 'comments_count DESC'. :conditions => ["created_at > ?". 28 days ago]) That means the most commented post created in the last 28 days. If you be the most commented affix updated in the measure 28 days change created_at to updated_at. If you haven't already you'll be to add the appropriate created_at or updated_at datetime column to your database. This is easy to do with a migration. thanks manitoba but this is based on the posts are created in 28 days not the comments are created in 28 days and i'd also desire to get the count of each post been commented in 28 days how do i do it? Okay.. so you be the posts with the most "comments posted in the measure 28 days"? This is untested; I am hardly an SQL wizard: :order => "(decide ascertain(id) FROM comments WHERE comments post_id = posts id AND comments created_at > '#{measure now to_s(:db)}') DESC"

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"How do I write this?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 16:01:00

Where h(x) is any answer such that h(0) = 1What notation can I use for this clause on h(x)?My guess is: Well if you be to be fancy pants you might well want to have in mind what sort of hypotheses are needed on h ie there probably should be some differentiability instruct. has U(x,t) on the left but a "y" and no "t" on the right! __________________"Euclid alone has looked on beauty bare" has U(x,t) on the left but a "y" and no "t" on the alter! off topic but does anyone know why my latex doesnt work? i tried doing it with a bunch of little [tex] and no \text but that didnt bring home the bacon so i tried what i have now and just gave up and left it like that. [tex] \text{yeah if } f(x) \text{ is continuous on an interval } [a,b] \text{ then } f(x) \in C[a,b] [\tex] Simply end with "/tex" not with "\tex" between the brackets oh wow i anticipate ive been doing latex so much i forgot not everything else uses \ instead of / "A Place for Consciousness" assort Discussion Powered by vBulletin procure &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"how to write the FIND for the most commented posts? in Programming ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:32:18

Hello all,i am not very good at database and sql i be some help on this. I have two models affix and mention. Comment has the forign key post_id how do i sight the posts in DESC request with the most comments in ROR way?Thanks. I would recommend that you put a comments_count column in your posts table and update that whenever a mention is created or deleted. First you should act a migration.. from the shell type change by reversal me if I'm do by but don't you also have to add :counter_cache => adjust in the belongs_to association? I just checked that out and you are right. In fact I think that is a shortcut which may make my edits to the comments controller unnecessary. EDIT: I dont know why I didnt check first but Ryan has an excellent Railscast which lays this whole thing out nicely thanks for the help and the pointing out ryan's screencast now comes a more advanced challenge if i want "most commented post IN LAST 28 days" is there an easy way to do this? find(:all. :order => 'comments_ascertain DESC'. :conditions => ["created_at > ?". 28 days ago]) That means the most commented post created in the measure 28 days. If you be the most commented post updated in the last 28 days dress created_at to updated_at. If you haven't already you'll need to add the appropriate created_at or updated_at datetime column to your database. This is easy to do with a migration. thanks manitoba but this is based on the posts are created in 28 days not the comments are created in 28 days and i'd also like to get the count of each affix been commented in 28 days how do i do it? Okay.. so you want the posts with the most "comments posted in the measure 28 days"? This is untested; I am hardly an SQL wizard: :order => "(decide ascertain(id) FROM comments WHERE comments post_id = posts id AND comments created_at > '#{measure now to_s(:db)}') DESC"

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"how to write the FIND for the most commented posts? in Programming ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:28:22

Hello all,i am not very good at database and sql i need some help on this. I have two models Post and Comment. Comment has the forign key post_id how do i find the posts in DESC request with the most comments in ROR way?Thanks. I would recommend that you put a comments_count column in your posts delay and modify that whenever a mention is created or deleted. First you should create a migration.. from the bomb write change by reversal me if I'm wrong but don't you also have to add :answer_lay aside => true in the belongs_to association? I just checked that out and you are right. In fact I evaluate that is a shortcut which may make my edits to the comments controller unnecessary. EDIT: I dont experience why I didnt check first but Ryan has an excellent Railscast which lays this whole thing out nicely thanks for the help and the pointing out ryan's screencast now comes a more advanced question if i want "most commented post IN LAST 28 days" is there an easy way to do this? find(:all. :order => 'comments_count DESC'. :conditions => ["created_at > ?". 28 days ago]) That means the most commented affix created in the measure 28 days. If you be the most commented affix updated in the measure 28 days change created_at to updated_at. If you haven't already you'll need to add the appropriate created_at or updated_at datetime column to your database. This is easy to do with a migration. thanks manitoba but this is based on the posts are created in 28 days not the comments are created in 28 days and i'd also like to get the count of each affix been commented in 28 days how do i do it? Okay.. so you want the posts with the most "comments posted in the last 28 days"? This is untested; I am hardly an SQL wizard: :order => "(decide ascertain(id) FROM comments WHERE comments affix_id = posts id AND comments created_at > '#{measure now to_s(:db)}') DESC"

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"write to first line of CSV/TXT file problem" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 17:32:06

Hi everybody,I have been searching around everywhere on an efficient way to alter ONLY the first line of a csv/txt register can you somebody help me sight a good way to do this:read the lines something like this:$lines = file($csvfile);and then all I be to do is append a comma to the end of the first line and and write it (without wiping out the entire file).$new_line = $lines[0].","; // this new line shoudl simply regenerate the first line in the register but i can't get this to work thanks!-Michael __________________"I heard where it's a misery wrapped in an enema. That doesn't sound too good."-- Fred Colon in The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett First of all. I think you meant to break $lines alter?. Second of all. I think the OP was looking for a more efficient way of doing it where it only writes one line approve to the hard drive. (create by mental act if this was a 5GB log register the reads/writes would kill you). And for that. I don't think there is a solution except to use a database instead of a text file. Second of all. I think the OP was looking for a more efficient way of doing it where it only writes one line back to the hard drive. (Imagine if this was a 5GB log register the reads/writes would kill you). And for that. I don't evaluate there is a solution object to use a database instead of a text register. Maybe and then again maybe it's a 1KB register and the whole purpose of that code is to fix a CSV formatting error created by some other application that he has no hold back over. I was just answering the question which was requesting "an efficient way to edit ONLY the first line of a csv/txt register." Maybe it's not subjectively "efficient" depending on how you want to be efficient but it's the least inefficient way I experience to answer the question as posed here. I was not suggesting how I would design the entire application particularly since I know nothing about what he is trying to do and what the functional requirements are that he is trying to conform to. Sometimes good-enough solutions are good enough. Then again sometimes you be to re-factor when you find it does not measure. __________________"I heard where it's a misery wrapped in an enema. That doesn't sound too good."-- Fred Colon in The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett Wait. No criticism was meant NogDog - I wasn't challenging your solution - it's very tight. All I meant was that I think the OP was looking for a way to edit exactly one line in a register without having to construe in all the lines and then write out all the lines. (Especially in this situation he's only changing one byte.)I have sometimes wished I could say:fopenfread lie 56alter stringfwrite line 56fcloseThat would be efficient from an I/O perspective - especially on a very large file. But instead as far as I know the only way to edit one line in a text register from PHP is to read in all the lines alter the dress and then write out all the lines. I remember reading somewhere that there's a way to do that if the file is of fixed-length records (i e. every line is the same length) using some stream functions or such but I'm (obviously) unsure as to the details and of course it would not apply to this situation. __________________"I heard where it's a misery wrapped in an enema. That doesn't appear too good."-- Fred Colon in The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett

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"help" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 18:36:48

I need help guys maybe im just an idiot or maybe there is no such things but im trying to examine the communicate world. is there a way to do this. Like if i want to search for blogs about drugs or about flowers or w e it is.. is there a way to examine?help a sista out! This blog was born out of a collective object and formed with collective ideas; we hope it will grow out of collective experience. This community communicate belongs to all of us; it is a displace to overlap your strength weakness hope fears wisdom knowledge and undergo. It is a displace for you to ask questions and to furnish answers based on your own experience. It is a safe experience for those of us both in and out of recovery as come up as for the men and women who are attempting to understand and give us. Since most of us here undergo our own blog’s. I have been faced with the question; what should be posted here? My answer is: anything and everything as long as you fasten to the guidelines (The Write Way) listed below. Stick to your personal undergo and no subject is too restrict or off limits. Please be fearless in your posting. Every question is important and all shared experience shared is priceless. Everything has a place in this blog. 1. Anonymity: Anonymity while being of the utmost importance among our community blog absolutely no anonymous posts or comments ordain be accepted. To post on this community blog you must be a contributing compose. To leave comments you must be a registered member of blogger. If you would like to be a contributing compose pick a pseudonym or change surface a pseudo-pseudonym and (Ej the current moderator) and I ordain be happy to add you. Also include a cerebrate to your personal communicate if you would desire it to be a move of the Individual Blog Links.2. No personal attacks! No one person's opinion feelings emotions experience or story are ever wrong or of lesser value than anyone else’s. Debates responses rebuttals and personal opinions in regards to another’s affix shall be formed in such a way as they relate to you and you alone. Writing should be in the first person; a good reminder is to use “I” statements when both writing posts responses or comments. apply good judgment and treat others with the same respect you would be treated with. This is the one area where I will “moderate” with extreme disadvantage. I ordain not allow any personal attacks on posts or comments; such will be removed the author informed with an explanation as to why.3. Respect: This is the one thing I can not stress enough and though I undergo already mentioned it in many ways thus far. I am bringing it up again. Please interact this blog as if it was your own. After all it does belong to you me and the entire community. Its main intend is for the benefit of the group as a whole and those who go here to read the experience of its authors. gratify always keep the community as a whole in object use your best judgment and if your writing is meant for the benefit of both yourself AND the assort then we ordain achieve our goal. Remember “Principles before Personalities.”

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"Re: help: how to write a static file handler" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 10:29:41

say i want to catch all request to some kinds of static files to do something specialfor example adding content-encoding gzip to the response header for all js fileshow can i do that?thanks one more thing the search function of this forum is not working I would suggest reviewing the following sections in the developer's command. If you want to write your own handler (example is actually a static file handler): If you want to do some processing prior to a handler being run (ie to set headers for certain uris see onRequestBegin) If you want to gzip the register yourself you would probably be to be at writing your own handler. If you just want to augment the response headers the onRequestBegin might be a exceed choice. Todd KaplingerProject Zero Architecture and Development

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"help: how to write a static file handler" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-03 18:56:22

say i want to catch all communicate to some kinds of static files to do something specialfor example adding content-encoding gzip to the response header for all js fileshow can i do that?thanks one more thing the search function of this forum is not working I would suggest reviewing the following sections in the developer's guide. If you be to write your own handler (example is actually a static file handler): If you want to do some processing prior to a handler being run (ie to set headers for certain uris see onRequestBegin) If you want to gzip the register yourself you would probably want to look at writing your own handler. If you just want to increase the response headers the onRequestBegin might be a better choice. Todd KaplingerProject adjust Architecture and Development

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