Emmason

Just as Dani suggested, you can use 301 redirect or use rel="canonical". All to make things easy, you should use your web host cpanel by checking redirect all non-www to www version of your site.

Maybe you should look for a freelancer cos no one would help you with this. Try and start the work then post part giving you difficulties. Perhaps, Java is an easy language if you really wish to know it.

For you to check for network connection, you can make use of the System.Net.NetworkInformation. See the below if(System.Net.NetworkInformation.NetworkInterface.GetIsNetworkAvailable()) { Label1.Text = "There is active network" } else { Label1.Text = "No network detected"; }

You may try this void CreateBtnArr() { int x; if (!Page.IsPostBack) { for (x = 1; x <= 12; x++ ) { Button btnArr = new Button(); btnArr.ID = "mybtn" + x; btnArr.Text = "Button " + x; btnArr.Width = "130px"; btnArr.Height = "50px"; this.Form.Controls.Add(btnArr); } } }

First off, document.getElementsByName('r1') will return null result because there is no radio button with such name. Secondly, you didn't terminate most of the lines with semi colon (;). So the following should work 99% if not perfectly. Lol! <script> function displayRadioValue() { var score = 0; var ele = document.getElementsByClassName('r1'); …

Just like every other programming languages, javascript has OR and AND functionality. && means AND in javascript while|| means OR in javascript. Example <script> function showAlert() { var flag=0; if(flag != "" && flag == 0) { alert ("The flag is zero"); } else if(flag != "" && flag == …

It will be difficult for you to monitor active users with just database flag as most people can just hit the browser close button to exit or even goto another site using the browser's address bar. So the best thing will be using sessions. Write some snippets of code for …

Server A can never know what is going on in Server B database unless you chose to. Sending request from Server A to B does not reveal your Server B database though it depends on how you are sending the request. But the best way is to avoid querying your …

I don't really understand your question though. But if it is what am thinking, you can try this or elaborate your question for good response. if (TextBox1.Text == "expression") { //Code to execute } As for the numeric check, you can try if (!IsNumeric(TextBox1.Text)) { MessageBox.Show("Only numeric value is allowed"); …