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• Where can I download the source code of the kernel for Iconia A1-830?

  Global - download.acer.com I can only find the source code of the kernel for A1 - 810 and 811 - A1, but for A1-830 the source code isn't there.

  We do not display the kernel for all products sources, however, I sent a message to our product group to see if we have the source files, we can publish. I recommend that you check in 5 to 7 days to see if we are able to view the files.

• I want to take the source code of each Web page as input and address on it, how can I do this?

  I'll develop an add-on for mozilla firefox, but for this I need the source code for each page. This is necessary to find the tag button inside the source code, to search for the tag href in the source code, etc... So please help me for this.

  The forum of the add-on is here:
  https://forums.addons.Mozilla.org/

• Link to the source code for the module does not

  I followed this link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sabnzbdfox/?src=search (with download of the source) and got a '404 error' (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/files/browse/76042/)

  Find the source code in another place, and when I do, how I update the broken link?

  Hello

  You can also try after some time. To search for possible temporary network problems please see: http://status.mozilla.com/

  Also, if the problem persists, try the link in a new profile.

  Profiles Howto

• How to publish the source code

  How best to publish the source code?

  I need an alternative to fall back on.  How I would go to this topic if I had to use HTML.

  My chance to validation code has deteriorated over time. I did it via:

  

  I take the plain.

  Yesterday, when I tried to insert the Bash source code.  I had a lot of white lines.  I think that leading # confused CSA.

  
  #!/bin/bash 
  
     # so anyway, output from the echo statement is sent to the terminal.  The operands < and >
     # allows you to change where it is going.
    
  
  # default redirection  
  
  # 0 stdin  -- standard input
  
  # 1 stdout -- standard output, non-error output
  
  # 2 stderr  -- standard output for error messages.
  
  # had not used the exec statement before, the concept of the exec was
  
  # readily apparent to me.
  
     
  
  # of course, I ripped this off.  Turns out you want to preserve where input stream 0 is
  
  # coming from. The hack moves input stream 0 to input stream 6.  Pick any number
  
  # that is allowed.
  
     
  
  # save standard input in file descriptor 6 
  
  exec 6<&0 
  
     
  
  # now we say where we want input stream 0 to come from. 
  
  # bash has an unknown to me number of commands that read from input stream 0
  
  # via redirection we can change were stream 0 is coming from.
  
  # redirect standard input to be from the passed file 
  
  exec 0<${1} 
  
  count=0 
  
  while read lineIn  
  
  do { 
  
  # bash syntax is bizarre.   
  
  # The (( )) says it's a math expression 
  
  (( count++ )) 
  
  echo "${count}: ${lineIn}" 
  
  } 
  
  done 
  
  # put the input streams back to where they were before. 
  
  # Nice, but when the script quits they will all be put back to where they were.
  
  # Of course, I copied this stuff.  Syntax isn't the obvious.
  
  # close input.  May not need.  My innovation.  Seems nice.
  
  exec 0<&- 
  
  # restore file descriptor 0 should be standard in 
  
  exec 0<&6 
  
  # close file descriptor 6 for reuse. 
  
  exec 6<&- 
  
  echo 
  
  echo "Total lines were ${count}" 
  

  Do you get the extra lines before applying syntax highlighting? You can simply change the Courier New font.

  #! / bin/bash

  # Anyway, Exit statement echo is sent to the Terminal.  The operands< and="">

  # allows you to change its future.

  default redirection #.

  # 0, stdin - standard input

  # 1, stdout - output standard output without error

  # 2, stderr - standard output for error messages.

  # did not use the exec statement before, the concept of the exec has been

  # obvious to me.

  # good course, I snatched it.  Turns out you want to keep where the input stream 0 is

  # coming. The cut moving the input stream to the stream input 6 0.  Choose any number

  # who is allowed.

  # Save the standard entry in the file descriptor 6

  exec 6<>

  # now say us where we want to enter flow 0 to come from.

  bash # a a stranger to me the number of commands that read from the input stream 0

  # via redirection, we can change were stream 0 comes.

  # redirect the standard input from the file passed

  exec 0<>

  Count = 0

  while reading lineIn

  {}

  bash # is weird syntax.

  # (()) Is a mathematical expression

  ((count ++))

  echo "${number}: ${lineIn}.

  }

  fact

  # put the input stream to where they were before.

  # Nice, but when the script closes they will all put back to where they were.

  # Of course, I copied this kind of things.  The syntax is not obvious.

  # entry closes.  May not need.  My innovation.  Seems nice.

  exec 0<>

  Restore file descriptor # 0 should be standard in

  exec 0<>

  # close the file descriptor 6 for reuse.

  exec 6<>

  ECHO

  ECHO "the Total of the lines were ${number}.

  TT2

• Where is the source code for the samples of 8 JavaFX?

  Hello
  
  I just downloaded the samples for JavaFX 8 and the popup menu in the upper left really caught my attention.
  
  I want to study the source code for it. Anyone know where I can find it?
  
  I expected it here http://hg.openjdk.java.net/openjfx/8/master/rt/file but it seems it isn't here.
  
  Alternative: Jasper Potts presented a kiosk application to Devoxx 2012 (Antwerp), which was also used at JavaOne. I think that this application uses the same Menu. And he says that sources are available. But I do not remember the link.

  https://jdk8.Java.NET/Download.html

• &lt; br &gt; tag in live code, but not in the source code

  I'm having a problem with my form such that there is a huge gap between my section break and my table below.  The source code to this article looks like this:

  < div class = "right" > < / div >

  < class li = "section_break" >

  < /li > < /ul >

  < name of the form 'Form' = >

  < table width = "470" id = "Orders" border = "0" >

  < tr align = "left" valign = "top" >

  < td > < class = "description" label for = "element_6" > size < / label >

  However, my direct code at the same location shows something in a different way:

  < div class = "right" > < / div >

  < /li > < class li = "section_break" >

  < /li > < /ul >

  < br > < br > < br > < br > < br > < br > < table width = "470" id = "Orders" border = "0" >

  < tbody > < tr align = "left" valign = "top" >

  < td > < class = "description" label for = "element_6" > size < / label >

  I've no idea how out the < br > tags and they have to go.  Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  In your original code, you have a lot of
  Tags in the meantime andtags that belong here (see below). Go through the code of the table and get rid of them, 5 in total I think. Also, you cannot nest a

  in one. You start with an opening
  and only close together at the end of the page. What sort and it will get a little better.

  
         

  
   
     

  
  
  

  Size             Select one             Small             Medium             Large             Extra Large XXL

  Design

• using the source code?

  Sorry for the noob questions, but I am confused on how to use the Flex source code.

  Say I have download office saqoosha Fireworks.

  http://saqoosha.NET//?s=Fireworks

  I ussually just extract the folder in my workspace, go to flex, create a new actionscript project, and name the name of the folder in my workspace. Most of the time this does not work because I do not know how what actionscript file launches the app. Does anyone have an tips for me? And if possible somone could explain how I can use the source code of saqooshas and launch through flex.

  Thank you very much

  Michael

  Try to decompress the folder file somewhere else and using-> import-> Flex project to bring this project into your workspace, rather than copy directly. Then Flex stands at what file to run etc. for you. I pulled down the Fireworks bill you mentioned and it ran without problem.

• Firefox 41.0.2 long lines don't wrap when you view the source code

  When I try to view the source code of a web page, I have to use horizontal scrolling. How can I make the text as it does on my IE6?

  If necessary, you can change the setting in this way as well:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press enter/return. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search above the list box, type or paste wrap it up and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (3) double-click the preference view_source.wrap_long_lines to switch the value from false to true

• Where is View Source? How can we consider the source code of a Web site?

  Where is View Source? How can we consider the source code of a Web site?

  View the Source used to access via a drop down menu, but is no longer. Why?

  I use Firefox 24.0.

  1.) get in Firefox.
  2.) open any page you want to view the source code.
  3.) after full opening of the page "right-click" then you can see the source view of the page, click on it to see the Source of the page.
  Thank you.

• In IE10, I can see the source code - not in Firefox

  IE10, I click DISPLAY and then click the SOURCE and I see the source code.
  Firefox does not have the code source Shiwa.

  Hello

  You can use one of the following methods to view Source in Firefox:

  • Firefox > Web Developer > Page Source
  • Tools > Web Developer > Source of the Page (Ctrl + U)
  • Right-click on a web page to open the shortcut menu, and then select View Page Source

• where is the source code of the page

  Where: view the source code

  command U

• What plugin miss me when I can't hear the music on a web site that uses bgsound (html) in the source code

  I have a website I go to who's using bgsound in the source code. I can't hear the music. However, it works with internet explore

  If a site uses BGSOUND so this will only work in Internet Explorer.

  BGSOUND is not compatible with other browsers like Firefox.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Background_music_does_not_play

• You try to view the source code

  Do not show my source code. I'm going to view-> page source isn't there? I get only the toolbars, side bar, zoom, style page, coding of characters, full screen. Is there another way to find the source code? Why not to come page source? Any help would be appreciated! Thnx!

  They moved and renamed some menu items.

  • Use Tools-> Web Developer-> ( OR use Ctrl + U keyboard)

• How can I see the source code of a html page?

  In previous versions, it was possible to read the source code on an html page in the "View" menu It is no longer there. How to read code now?

  Use one of them:

  • Firefox > Web Developer > Page Source
  • Tools > Web Developer > Source of the Page (Ctrl + U)
  • Right-click on a web page to open the shortcut menu and select the Source of the Page