Thats the number of compatibility issues in IL, but that doesn't mean that app works:(
Also, DataGridView is a joke. Most apps I know use it extensively.
And yeah, I know about Moma. I actually submitted few reports (when Moma didn't crash):)
Half of.NET apps are working by default my ass.
In my case it's close to 0%
Some have few Todo items, but they crash on some other part of the code.
I guess it'll take at least 6-12 months until it's actually compatible with.NET 2.0 as they are advertising right now.
Too bad, I have high hopes for Mono.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION answers_get( in _review_id int, out positive text , out negative text ) RETURNS setof record AS $$ DECLARE rec record; BEGIN
FOR rec IN SELECT positive,negative FROM answers WHERE review = _review_id ORDER BY id DESC LOOP RETURN NEXT rec; END LOOP; RETURN; END; $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
"2) scripts can only alter documents from the site from which the script came."
I had a project for cross-domain XMLHttpRequest and it's really not hard to implement.
Regarding the article... I really don't get the point of the document? If someone inserts something in your page he could do XSS? So what? If your site is subject of code inserting, is the XSS really the biggest problem?
Thats the number of compatibility issues in IL, but that doesn't mean that app works :(
Also, DataGridView is a joke. Most apps I know use it extensively.
And yeah, I know about Moma. I actually submitted few reports (when Moma didn't crash) :)
Half of .NET apps are working by default my ass.
In my case it's close to 0%
Some have few Todo items, but they crash on some other part of the code.
I guess it'll take at least 6-12 months until it's actually compatible with .NET 2.0 as they are advertising right now.
Too bad, I have high hopes for Mono.
Use
,negative
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION answers_get(
in _review_id int, out positive text
, out negative text
) RETURNS setof record AS $$
DECLARE
rec record;
BEGIN
FOR rec IN SELECT
positive
FROM answers
WHERE review = _review_id
ORDER BY id DESC
LOOP
RETURN NEXT rec;
END LOOP;
RETURN;
END; $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
"2) scripts can only alter documents from the site from which the script came."
I had a project for cross-domain XMLHttpRequest and it's really not hard to implement.
Regarding the article... I really don't get the point of the document?
If someone inserts something in your page he could do XSS?
So what? If your site is subject of code inserting, is the XSS really the biggest problem?