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var ids=[], names=[], notfound=[];

$("input[id^='myPrefix_'], textarea[id^='myPrefix_'], select[id^='myPrefix_']").each(function(){
   ids.push(this.id);
  // console.log(this.id);
});

$("input[name^='myPrefix_'], textarea[name^='myPrefix_'], select[name^='myPrefix_']").each(function(){
   names.push(this.name);
  // console.log(this.name);

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<?php

// Sample PHP function that Returns True if the Current Time is between the Start and End hours..  

$ban_start = 19; // Clients not allow to login starting this hour
$ban_end   = 7; // Clients allowed to log back in starting this hour


$currentHour = date('H');

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<?php

/*
/* Takes an array of checklist elements from a form and converts it all to a PDO SQL Insert Statemet.
 * This was saved from a project where the following code was no longer being used.
 * It won't do anything without proper input. I put this here as a reference on how to build PDO SQL statements from PHP Arrays.
 */
 
 
if (isset($_REQUEST['vehicleChecklistForm']) && !empty($_REQUEST['vehicleChecklistForm'])) { //Checks if action value exists

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# Remove desktop.ini & thumbs.db from all sub-directories.

del /s /q /f /a "z:\your_dir\desktop.ini"
del /s /q /f /a "z:\your_dir\thumbs.db"

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#!/bin/bash
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# install_iorpi.sh - A BASH shell script for Easy installation of io.js on a Rasberry Pi
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PROGNAME=${0##*/}
VERSION="0.1.1"

clean_up() { # Perform pre-exit housekeeping
  return

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<?php
// A Random Array of Random

FUNCTION R(){$N=0;FOR($I=1;$I<=64;$I++){$N.=rand(0,1);}
RETURN $N;}FOR($I=1;$I<=RAND(0,16);$I++){$A[R()]=R();}

print_r($A);

// http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/271c6c02aa703dca78ae00d8a00da4aae7181baa
?>

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Replace with your own usename and email:
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git config --global user.name "Username"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

These next two commands tell Git to use your Windows credentials to store your origin password.
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git config --global credential.helper wincred
git config --global credential.helper store