multiple-instances

I'd like to have multiple instances of CKEditor based on the same config settings, but with different heights. I tried setting up config with the default height, setting up the 1st instance, then overriding the height & setting up the 2nd instance: var config = { ..... height:'400' }; $('#editor1').ckeditor(config); config.height = '100'; $('#editor2').ckeditor(config); ...but I get two CKEditor instances that both have 100px height. I also tried this: CKEDITOR.replace('editor2',{ height: '100' }); .. I got error messages that the instance already existed. I searched around a bit & found

Possible Duplicate: Selecting data from two different servers in SQL Server How can I join two tables, which are located two different SQL Server instances, in one query? The best way I can think of to accomplish this is via sp_addlinkedserver . You need to make sure that whatever account you use to add the link (via sp_addlinkedsrvlogin ) has permissions to the table you're joining, but then once the link is established, you can call the server by name, i.e.: SELECT * FROM server1table INNER JOIN server2.database.dbo.server2table ON ..... You can create a linked server and reference the table

I'm beginning to develop apps for the Universal Windows Platform (Windows 10), and I'm making an app that needs to be able to run on multiple instances. I've seen that this is possible with the universal apps as there are some apps that can already do this (e.g. Calculator, Edge). I have already tried searching on Google, on Microsoft's API reference, and here to no avail. I'd really appreciate your help. UWP/store apps use no multiinstance, but use multi-view style. (Edge is an exception, maybe...) In multi-view, the instance is same but each windows' 'Views' are running on each threads.

How can I retrieve multiple indexes from multiple instances of a string search? var str = "food"; var index1 = str.search("o"); // 1 var index2 = str.search("o"); // ? Thanks much, Wen You can use second parameter of indexOf method to achieve what you want: var str = "food", index1 = str.indexOf("o"), index2 = str.indexOf("o", index1+1); I think the best way to do this for strings of non-trivial length is the RegExp.exec() function : var str = "Foooooooood!", re = /o/g, match; while (match = re.exec(str)) { console.log(match.index); // logs 1 through 9 } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

I'm trying to automate an install process in which I uninstall a previous version and install a newer version over the top. How should I test (in my bootstrapper, coded in C#) if the uninstall was a success? This is currently how I'm launching the uninstall. Process p = Process.Start("msiexec", /*various switches*/); p.WaitForExit(); I'm also currently tangling with dynamic multiple instances, which really bend my mind, so handling this problem within WiX itself is difficult if not impossible. Rather than invoke Windows Installer through msiexec, you can use the Windows Installer API. You can

Is it possible to use two Android MediaCodec instances as video encoder to encode two videos simultaneously? I know that MediaCodec itself can have multiple instances, for video/audio encoding/decoding. But is there any restriction on hardware/Android version on encoding multiple videos, besides the impact of performance? More specifically, if considering only Android version 4.3 or higher, is multiple instances of video encoder valid or still be device-dependent? From my experience it completely depends on a device. And there are devices that are able to support only one instance of video

There is a simple Windows batch file that runs multiple instances of application: start app.exe param1 start app.exe param2 Is there a way to run them asynchronously at the same time (which above does) and wait for them both to finish to perform other actions - something like C# Task.WhenAll(tasksList.ToArray()); /* Process tasksList.Result */ ? /wait switch will not help here, some polling for if particular instance is still running maybe. dbenham I suppose this question is slightly different than Waiting for parallel batch scripts in that this application is waiting for .exe processes to

Is there some way to configure multiple worker and/or web processes to run in the single Heroku app container? Or does this have to be broken up into multiple Heroku apps? For example: worker: node capture.js worker: node process.js worker: node purge.js web: node api.js web: node web.js All processes must have unique names. Additionally, the names web and worker are insignificant and carry no special meaning. The only process that carries a significant name is the web process, as stated in the Heroku docs: The web process type is special as it’s the only process type that will receive HTTP