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(Since this is my first SO question, let me just say I hope it's not too Zend-specific. As far as I can tell this shouldn't be a problem. Although I could have posted it in a Zend-specific forum, I feel like I'm at least as likely to get a good answer here, especially since the answer might involve MIME-related issues that transcend Zend Framework. I'm basically trying to understand whether the issue I'm facing should be considered a ZF bug, or if I'm misunderstanding something or misusing it.)

I have a jQuery script using .live() to load it's page content.

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How do I split Tamil characters in a string? When I use preg_match_all('/./u', $str, $results) ,

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You can "change" the key of an array element simply by setting the new key and removing the old:

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i need to export data from a table to a csv. i have the following structure (not really my table but for demo purposes)

I cannot work out how to get the currency symbol? At the moment I am using

I get the error: "Only a type can be imported. XYZ resolves to a package."

Is there any performance testing results available in comparing traditional for loop vs Iterator while traversing a ArrayList,HashMap and other collections?

EDIT: I've got it, thanks for all the help everyone! + Cleaned up post a little bit.

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What is Double Brace initialization syntax in Java?

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