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First of all; example of HTML code: <div class"grap1"> some conetent</div> <div class"grap2"> some conetent</div> <div class"grap3"> some conetent</div> <div class"blabla">some content></div> And now i want to select divs that class contains "grap" word somewhere is class name (so in this case first three divs). How can i achieve that ? This is not working: http://api.jquery.com/attribute-contains-word-selector/ Use the attribute contains selector : $('div[class*="grap"]') Depending on your particular use-case, you could try the attribute prefix selector: var $grapDivs = $('div[class|="grap"]'

how i can change 'comment' word to 'review' from total number of comment [ 6 comment ] -> [ 6 review ] You do this on the Disqus website, in "Settings" > "Appearance" ( http://your-site-slug.disqus.com/admin/settings/appearance/ ). Almost at the bottom of that page, you have the "Comment count link" setting, where you can change the text for zero, one or more comments. This is updated GUI you can find it "Settings" > "General" and if you need to remove 'comment' word you can't so you have to add something like this 0 <span></span> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4573684/disqus-change

If you search google for word segmentation there really are no very good descriptions of it and I'm just trying to fully understand the process a dynamic programming algorithm takes to find a segmentation of a string into individual words. Does anyone know a place where there is a good description of a word segmentation problem or can anyone describe it? Word Segmentation is basically just taking a string of characters and deciding where to split it up into words if you didn't know and using dynamic programming it would take into account some amount of subproblems. This is pretty simple to do

I'm working on a random text generator -without using Markov chains- and currently it works without too many problems. Firstly, here is my code flow: Enter a sentence as input -this is called trigger string, is assigned to a variable- Get longest word in trigger string Search all Project Gutenberg database for sentences that contain this word -regardless of uppercase lowercase- Return the longest sentence that has the word I spoke about in step 3 Append the sentence in Step 1 and Step4 together Assign the sentence in Step 4 as the new 'trigger' sentence and repeat the process. Note that I have

I'm currently working on an indexer for a search feature. The indexer will work over data from "fields". Fields looks like: Field_id Field_type Field_name Field_Data - 101 text Name Intel i7 - 102 integer Cores 4 physical, 4 virtual - 103 select Vendor Intel - 104 multitext Description The i7 is intel's next gen range of cpus. The indexer would generate the following results/index: Keyword Occurrences - intel 101, 103, 104 - i7 101, 104 - physical 102 - virtual 102 - next 104 - gen 104 - range 104 - cpus 104 (*) - cpu 104 (*) So it somewhat looks all nice and fine, however, there are some

Is it possible to split a tag at lower to upper case boundaries i.e. for example, tag 'UserLicenseCode' should be converted to 'User License Code' so that the column headers look a little nicer. I've done something like this in the past using Perl's regular expressions, but XSLT is a whole new ball game for me. Any pointers in creating such a template would be greatly appreciated! Thanks Krishna Using recursion, it is possible to walk through a string in XSLT to evaluate every character. To do this, create a new template which accepts only one string parameter. Check the first character and if