Code is posted above, and for example, here: http://jsfiddle.net/fxpuorz4/For example, click on the "Support" menu and it expands without problem. However, click on one of the sub-menus, and it just collapses the parent menu, instead of redirecting the user. I need it to redirect the user. Again, no Javascript allowed. Post the working code here publicly, as it may help someone else as well, plus your BTC address and I'll send you 0.2 BTC. |
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I can do that pm me detail via pm.
No, project is stated above, and very straight forward. It's public, so I'm not going to screw you. Provide the working CSS code and your BTC address, and I'll send 0.2 BTC. Simple as.  |
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If anyone can resolve this, post your BTC address as well, and I'll send you 0.2 BTC. First come, first served. Need a CSS based vertical expanding nav menu. No Javascript allowed. I have a CSS tab control working just fine, and mostly have the nav menu working, but am stuck. I can get the nav menu to expand upon clicking a parent menu, but when clicking on a sub-menu it instantly collapses the parent menu without redirecting the user to the new page. Any help greatly appreciated! If it helps, here's some dumbed down CSS / HTML code: .cnav {
position: relative;
display: block;
}
.cnav ul {
list-style-type: none;
}
.cnav ul > li {
display: block;
float: left;
width: 100%;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
.cnav ul li > a {
font-size:14px;
height:38px;
width:100%;
line-height:38px;
border-bottom: 1px solid #c4c4c4;
border-top: 1px solid white;
color: #3f3f3f;
}
.cnav ul li > .sub {
display: none;
background: rgb(255,255,255);
margin-top:0px;
width:100%;
}
.cnav ul li a:focus + ul.sub { display: block; position: absolute; left: 0px; }
<div class="cnav">
<ul>
<li><a href="#">Home</a>
<ul class="sub">
<li><a href="/about">About Us</a></li>
<li><a href="/page1">Some Page</a></li>
<li><a href="/page2">Another Page</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><a href="#">Products</a>
<ul class="sub">
<li><a href="/about">About Us</a></li>
<li><a href="/page1">Some Page</a></li>
<li><a href="/page2">Another Page</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><a href="#">Support</a>
<ul class="sub">
<li><a href="/about">About Us</a></li>
<li><a href="/page1">Some Page</a></li>
<li><a href="/page2">Another Page</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
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It just kind of "happened" for me. One of my long-term clients got interested in bitcoin, and asked if I'd now be willing to accept bitcoin as payment instead. I checked it out, seen it was easy enough to switch over to fiat so I said, "sure, sounds good". Now 100% of all incoming funds are bitcoin, and I couldn't possibly imagine going back to the days of PayPal, wire transfers, merchant accounts with bank rules, regulations, limitations, etc. Just thinking about all that pisses me off. |
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Say I have some software that creates raw, unsigned transactions like this: 010000000123221673345457ba31af240fa9cd80286331161498311ce40a33041da9f5850701000 00000ffffffff0280df1710000000001976a914615ca8b67b06d6dad64c336bf280d08769ce6c32 88ac701b82060000000017a914e39fe814cbdcea9f6db7f9eed3850368fc446f0d8700000000 On top of that, I have my BIP32 master private key, and the key index(es) used to generate all input addresses. Is there any open-source Github project or anything that will allow me to input this information is a specified format (ie. CSV / JSON file of raw txes, plus my BIP32 private key), and spit out the signed txes? I looked around, but can't really find anything that's generic. Just something that says, "install our app on your offline computer / tablet, format your raw txes like *this*, import them into our app, and it will return a file of signed transactions with *this* format". Has to support BIP32 though, so I can define the keyindex being used for each input. Does anything generic like this exist in the open-source community, or am I writing it? If I'm writing it, any feature requests, suggestions, anything? Thanks! |
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You mean a 1000% return on my money every 24 hours isn't possible?
I'm shocked.
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No, we just need people / companies to begin holding bitcoin more. It's great that larger players have begun accepting bitcoin (Dell, Expedia, Newegg, etc.), but the problem is they sell the BTC instantly after receiving it. So all of their incoming funds are going straight to fiat, helping keep the price down.
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You are missing the point. This even is not about these islanders starting to use Bitcoin, it s all about the event and positive marketing effect of that event. People in the rest of the world hear about, people read about it, people get wallets, buy Bitcoin, use Bitcoin. To put it differently, it adds up to general BTC acceptance and we need a lot more of that.
Ohhh, so this isn't about the 70,000 Dominicans? We're just exploiting them for a marketing gimmick? Phew, glad we got that cleared up. I thought there might be some ill intentions here or something... |
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My guess is 90% of the BTC "dropped" will never get spent, and will forever remain permanently locked in the blockchain.
I'm sorry, and I'm all for bitcoin, but this idea is ridiculous. What's the average person going to get? Maybe $5, so 0,011 BTC? In general, these are fishermen and others who work for low wages, and for many people, their biggest investment is probably some sheep / goats, maybe a cow, etc. You're going to spam the entire island via SMS letting them know they now have 0.011 BTC? They're going to laugh at it as if it's just some huge joke, and make fun of the stupid mainlanders while sitting around enjoying dinner and drinks that night.
That's the most likely result. Trust me, these people aren't abandoning cash for bitcoin any time soon.
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As others have mentioned, it's a Hive problem. There's no reason to not let you spend your change. Hive wallet created the initial transaction, so it knows full well the change transaction is legitimate, hence shouldn't require confirmation before allowing you to spend it. Then as stated above, mining of unconfirmed txs like this is no problem. As long as that first transaction hits the mempool first, it should be fine.
However, this does get to be a problem when it comes to multisig, if you're waiting for additional signatures. Then the change on the input has to be locked, until the initial transaction is fully signed and broadcast to the blockchain. However, that's not the case in this scenario.
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Lots of people get paid in BTC, myself included. Don't worry, it will continue gaining adoption.
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But so I have a question guys - why aren't there *many* testnets? That would split those with GH/s i TH/s and I could choose one testnet. Why not?
If wanted, you could always create your own Testnet in a Box |
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The world's GWP is about $85 trillion USD. Your plan is calling for $100 trillion USD.
Might be a bit tough to achieve that one.
OP was basing it on a future scenario of 8 billion people and 100 trillion. so although i knit picked his theory atleast i knew that the numbers were not set in stone factual numbers of today, so relax Well, I was just saying... didn't mean to be mean. For example, you tell someone like Mark Cuban to get taxed at a 99.98% rate, so everyone else in the world can have $12k/year. That's, just... you know... |
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The world's GWP is about $85 trillion USD. Your plan is calling for $100 trillion USD.
Might be a bit tough to achieve that one.
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Only someone from the Illuminati would start a thread like this, in order to confuse people, and spread dis-information.
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These types of things would be up to the client and/or web wallet service you're using, and not so much the bitcoin protocol.
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Am I reading this right? You want us to loan you around $300, so you can commit credit card fraud and steal from other people?
Have to admit, I'm a little concerned as to whether or not your a trustworthy individual for some reason. Wonder why that would be?
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Valid points. On the flipside, how many cashiers do you think a typical bitcoiner cones in contact with each month? Fine - but now, how many managers? How many execs? Most companies, especially the larger / franchised ones have suggestion boxes. Print out little double-sided notes, around the size of a Post-It note that contain a request to accept bitcoin, and some basic details and URLs on how to get more information. When you're in a store, drop one in the box. It's usually the store manager that reads those. Hell, you're in McDonalds to pickup a Big Mac even? Drop a note into their suggestion box. |
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