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foo-bar-baz reviews the Touhou figs I've bought:... foo-bar-baz reviews the Touhou figs I've bought: http://bit.ly/e3dIs . My deputy should be shipping them to me next week. 11:29 AM Apr 18th from Twitterrific
Started 4 days, 15 hours ago (2010-03-17 01:52:00)
by bschaeffer
Objects in javascript throw me for a loop! In this set up... var obj = { someVar: "my awesome variable", foo: { bar: function(){ alert(this.someVar); } } }; How would I get obj.foo.bar to correctly alert the value of someVar ?
Started 3 weeks, 5 days ago (2010-02-23 09:54:00)
by warehouse peon
Hi friends, I am new to the PHP programming language, so I am not having much information about it. One thing I always notice that in many coding I see the foo function. Does anyone over there know what it is.?? I too have used that but I don't know anything about it.!! So please tell me what is Foobar (Foo Bar) in PHP? Hope that you guys got my point.!! Reply me soon as possible....
Started 4 weeks ago (2010-02-20 17:57:00)
by Adam Taylor
I need to refer to URLs such as the one mentioned in the title for my dissertation and I'm not sure what the technical term is (or if one exists). It's the foo=bar part that I'm particularly interested in as I use it as an indication that a directory traversal vulnerability may be present. Thanks
Started 1 month ago (2010-02-19 02:47:00)
by foo@bar.int
Long time AIX and Linux hacker, PC owner since 1982. Work for a large business partner, hobbyist and gamer. Focus on operating systems and hardware. Other interests - baseball, Formula 1 racing.
Started 4 days, 15 hours ago (2010-03-17 01:55:00)
by John Kugelman
alert(obj.someVar); There's no clever way to walk up the ancestor chain. Objects don't know where they're contained, if you're looking for some type of this.parent type of notation. There's nothing to say that an object even has a single "parent". foo.foo = new Object(); bar.bar = foo.foo; bar.bar.parent == ???