Thanks, this helped me out!

Hab gerade Deine Anleitung gelesen. Ist eine nette Übersicht – also ich bin schlauer geworden.

Ich hätte das ganze aber glaube ich einfach mit der Extension formhandler gelöst. Da hast Du Dein Formular und kannst der Extension die Anweisung geben es in eine beliebige Datenbank zu schreiben.

Thanks! I had a similar problem however it turned out that I was passing an empty hash for post data thanks to a typo. Once I fixed that the problem disappeared.

It works!

Thanks a lot!

THIS IS NOT WORKING IS IE6-IE8 WHY?

Hello,

i use jquery.getImageData to load my image.
i modify pixel of the first image (with putImageData), then draw a second image. when i do a clearRect on my canvas to redraw it, and redo a getImageDate, i’m getting a SECURITY_ERR exception, why? do i must reload the original image before redo my modification?

thanks for your answer

perfect …

I was pulling my hair… thanks a lot!

thanks buddy.
you save my life :)

Stefan,
thank you very much for your post. It found exactly the same problem with version 1.9.2 and your solution worked as clock

This just helped me fix my code – thank you!

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Hi man,
thanks for your post
I found and really was useful for me
A lot of thanks
btw I am learning RoR

thanks so much!

I had a similar issue but with Chrome and was looking for a solution and I came here to see that I was not the only one with the problem. Finally I found a solution here:

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/07/using-cross-domain-images-in-webgl-and.html

It’s in the Chromiun blog but in the article says Firefox 5 is using this too. Hope this is useful for you.

thanks, Great code!!

Sorry. Code should be

XmlNode importedNode = null;
while (doc1.DocumentElement.ChildNodes.Count > 0)
{
importedNode = doc1.DocumentElement.RemoveChild(doc1.DocumentElement.FirstChild);

importedNode = doc2.ImportNode(importedNode, false);
doc2.DocumentElement.AppendChild(importedNode);
}

Thanks, this sample helped me.

But, is there a senseful possibility to use ImportNode without the deep copy flag to avoid memory overhead? I tried the following for bigger documents:

XmlNode importedNode = null;
while (doc1.DocumentElement.ChildNodes.Count > 0)
{
importedNode = tmpDocElem.RemoveChild(doc1.DocumentElement.FirstChild);
if (anycondition)
{
importedNode = doc.ImportNode(importedNode, false);
docElem.AppendChild(importedNode);
}
}

Though this code section runs some of the objects in the XML are missing later on when writing the contents to a file. Any idea why this happens (maybe got disposed)?

Nevertheless … thanks!

+1

Thanx ….for resolving my problem and saving my time :)