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You will have to create one Notification Chanel. Add this Code into your onCreate().

It's because of the z-index in your css. Links with negative z-index are unclickable, its better to remove the z-index: -1 from your *-selector.

Or you can add an additional selector for the -Tags to your style:

Welcome to SO Antonio,( i am italian and i have studied your question)try to put next e before If trovato = False Then... Keep me update...

Instead of manipulating DOM attributes with the controller, use the ng-show and ng-required directives:

I'd like to explain you the background about Jester's comment:

Background

You should keep in mind what Assembler language is and how a CPU and a memory works.

In the case of PIC16 devices, program memory is organized in 12- or 14-bit units. This means that the memory can store numbers with values in the range 0-4095 or 0-16383.

When a program is executed, the CPU will read the numbers from the memory and perform some action depending on the number read from the memory.

On the 12-bit variant, the number 451 for example causes the CPU to perform an addition.

Assembler is some special programming language, where each instruction (normally) corresponds to exactly one number in memory. The instruction ADDWF 3, 0 for example corresponds to the number 451 in memory.

The problems

• A CPU (normally) does not know some "END" instruction. Instead, a CPU will run endlessly.

• Your program is 7 instructions long; this is 7 numbers in the program memory.

  However, the size of the program memory of a PIC microcontroller is much more than 7 words.

  Therefore there is some memory after the 3rd NOP instruction. This memory will contain numbers but you don't know which numbers it contains.

  The CPU will load the numbers that are stored there and execute them. If the number 451 is stored there, it cannot know if these numbers are there intentionally (because your program contains the instruction ADDWF 3, 0) or if the number is stored unintentionally because your program is shorter than the memory.

Without more information I think your problem are not goto commands but if conditionals

Suppose the user types pikachu on the first prompt. When the first if is reached the batch's parser will replace the variable read operation %risp% with the value inside the variable. So, your line

Set display: inline; style for your paragraphs:

Never use the slow loop instruction when optimizing for speed, except on AMD CPUs where it's not actually slow.

Avoid partial-register slowdowns by using movzx for byte loads. (lodsb is slower than movzx + inc esi, so don't use it either). See http://agner.org/optimize/ for more x86 performance optimization stuff. (And also the links in the x86 tag wiki.)

Your 2nd function is just a blend based on the bytes not being a special transparent value. Use SSE2 to optimize it with pcmpeqb and then blend with pand / pandn + por. Or SSE4.1 pblendvb.

SSSE3 pshufb lets you more efficiently broadcast a byte to all positions.

Especially if you make a version with a fixed width, like 16, 24, or 32 pixels wide, you'd avoid needing much in the way of scalar cleanup code to handle odd widths. But anything wider than 16 should be doable with potentially-overlapping first/last unaligned vector stores.

And yes, making different versions of the function instead of passing integer flip / no-flip parameters is probably good, especially if you do the flipping with SSSE3 pshufb (or multiple SSE2 shuffles, or even scalar bswap). With pshufb you could have an identity shuffle (that leaves a vector unchanged instead of reversing), but it would be more efficient to have a separate loop for the no-flip case that just don't use pshufb at all.

Because, as @Skaterhaz stated, LBOUND(mesi) equals 1 and (Int(Mid(12, 4, 2)) + 1) will return 0 you will need to add one to your formula.

Dim mesi(1 To 12) As String

mese = (Int(Mid(oggi, 4, 2)) + 1) Mod 12 + 1