I think you have to use a GROUP BY clause if you use the MIN function. Try
SELECT MIN(views) FROM jokes GROUP BY id
However, the best way would be to order the recordset by views and just take the first record. Also, you could add a random component so that if many jokes had the same views...
If you are using plain HTML you can't really do that, except for (ugh) frames or (ugh ugh) javascript.
If you are using php or asp or something it's very easy, and you should look up "php include" or "asp include".
You should be able to set the contenttype to "text/plain" or something (I never did much asp.net but with vanilla asp it was)
response.contenttype = "text/plain"
You can also use response.binarywrite instead of response.write if you are having troubles with text getting converted to unicode or...
Not sure if annotations are supported in the free version of Acrobat, so assuming they are not you've got a whack of programming to do. You'd need to create a "fake sticky note" api using html and javascript, and on the back end have some code that knows how to generate and/or modify pdfs...
Check the height or width of the images ONCE IT HAS FINISHED LOADING - if either are zero it didn't load correctly.
document.getElementById('image').onload = function () {
if (this.width == 0) {
// the image didn't load
}
}
document.getElementById('image').src = something;
Check the height or width of the images ONCE IT HAS FINISHED LOADING - if either are zero it didn't load correctly.
document.getElementById('image').onload = function () {
if (this.width == 0) {
// the image didn't load
}
}
document.getElementById('image').src = something;
Check the height or width of the images ONCE IT HAS FINISHED LOADING - if either are zero it didn't load correctly.
document.getElementById('image').onload = function () {
if (this.width == 0) {
// the image didn't load
}
}
document.getElementById('image').src = something;