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My new endeavor, taking advantage of my more then 20 years experience in programming and working with computers, is the top-to-bottom creations of websites and also providing all the servises to ensure smooth and uninteraptable running. Also we do provide…
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 | another method - might be sligthly more versatile - could be to create a function in code behind and call the function from the aspx page via a code-block expression similar to this: <div class="col1"> <h3 class="spotit"> <% GenerateTexts("h")%></h3> <article> <% GenerateTexts("p")%> </article> </div> In this example the function returns … |
 | Hi, Generally a good ranking is determined by several parameters. Some of them is the industry competition, the age of the site, the quality of your texts and your on-page seo, the quality and the quantity of your backlinks, the keyfrase that you are aiming to rank and several others. …  |
| | If I have understand corectlly what you need, it seems that you want to be able to update the the result of the join. There are some joins that are not updatable by default. In such a case consider using a parent-child form aproach whitch is updatable in all cases. …  |
 | In asp.net there is the FileUpload control that is preaty easy to use and can do excaclty what you need. You can find more info here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479405.aspx  |
| | Hi, you need to use two gridviews that will be bound o the appropriate SQL query. With some css you can make them look like its one! |
 | Hi, Generally you don't make calculations in the code behind of the report. You let SQL handle the summing process and you just display the results. If I have understand correctly you want the data of the database's table to display in rows and at the end of the region … |
 | Sitewide links are links that appear the same in every page of a site. In nowadays SEO nothing is goog or bad by itself. Its how you use it to determine if is good or bad. If the sidewide link is natural then everythiing is OK. If the reputation of … |
| | Re: CMS Web Design Actually is what it suites you best. I personally go with WordPress and I would suggest it becouse of its very easy to use, less stip learning curve, awsome and pleanty of themes, easy to develop child themes etc  |
| | The way I am proposing I have used it in asp.net platform. At the SelectIndexChanged event of your select box (or the analogus if diferent platform) you can check the selected item value against the balue you want. If it is 3 then set the form's visible value to false. …  |
 | You can put inside ur main css file two classes names,lets say, .fullwidth {width:100% !important;} and .hidediv {display:none !important;}. In the pages that you do not want sidebar to be shown you can add to your sidebar div the .hidediv class and to your content div add the class .fullwidth … |
| | If the only thing you try to achieve, is to have the www writing of your url to redirect to the non www versiin (aka canonicalizstion of your domain url) then the easiest way is to do it is through the plesk, cpanel etc by setting the desired version in … |
 | One good place to start is to read about asp.net membership system. You can start here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yh26yfzy(v=vs.140).aspx http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/281573/ASP-NET-Membership-and-Role-Provider After that you can ask something more specific to solve. |
 | All the on-line references are more than adequate for learning HTML/CSS and the learning curve is not at all difficult. Though I will recomend to try a couple good books to have them handy all the time. I would sugest the Head First series. I like them very much for …  |
| | Provide a CssClass to your gridview with a width valuer of 100%. That will make your gridview span to the 100% of the width of tis parent container. |
| | One very goog point to start is to read Google's developers guide into responsiveness, here: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/layouts/rwd-fundamentals/set-the-viewport?hl=en You have to have in mind that responsiveness is all about setting the correct media queries to your css file and having set core meta tags in your html file, like the one bellow … |
| | Re: CSS For what I can see in the snippet in question the 1st selector selects the 1st <a> child of the list's <li> element while in HOVER state. The 2nd selector selects (and sets the bacjground color) of the previous one BUT in its HOVER state. So, I think that both … |
 | From a quick first view I can not see how your dataset is being filtered in your report.aspx.cs file. There is no query to the database that will return the filtered dataset to bind it to your grid view. Thats way it displays the whole data set. But I will … |
| | I personally think that the best way to style your xml file is by using an xslt file. According to W3Schools: "XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) is the recommended style sheet language for XML." You can start your reading from here: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_xsl.asp Using this way of styling you have a … |
| | Re: HTML Problem In order to make your tab5 div unfold upwards you have to have it fixed in the bottom of the page (bottom:0;) instead of your "top:490;" This way the div will unfold the way you want. If by some other way you manage to unfold upwards the tab5 div in … |
| | There are plenty of software items and services out there that one can use for the purpose you are mentioning. Though link building through buying links is not the best way to go. With all these google algorithm updates one have to ve extremely carefull of what is going to …  |
 | Having seen your site you have to change a few things to your html and your css. Firstly you have to transfer your first <aside> (left one) above your article and your second one (right) below. Secondly in your css file, give your left <aside> a width of 23% (width:23%;) … |
| | Re: menu comtrol If you are using the asp.net menu control then you have to bind it to a data source, either an xml file or hardcoded inside the menu control. In any of this cases the outcome has to be hierarchical with parent and child nodes. If this data source is structured … |
 | It is always a good programming habbit to check for null values. Nulls can mess your output so much and try for hours to solve it. So you need to check your inputs against null (string.empty) and if so give them a 0 value. Your sum will be correct and … |
| | According to the w3schools <section> is "The <section> tag defines sections in a document, such as chapters, headers, footers, or any other sections of the document." means that a section is a separate part of your page that can contain its own h1 or other crucial tags. The <article> tag … |
 | It's pretty easy to start. You just need a text editor (notepad++ will do or whatever you feel comfortable with) and start building your html page. The styling can be done either in the <head></head> section inside some <style></style> tag or in a different css file (which is also a …  |
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 | The best way is server side using either php or asp.net or any other server side language. If server side is not an option for you than sticking with your iframe you can hide bars like this in css: `<iframe src="/path/to/file.html" seamless></iframe>` `iframe[seamless] {` `border: none;}` Remember though that iframes … |
| | I have used this Assembly "System.Web.DataVisualization" that exists natively inside asp.net with great success. Its relativelly easy to use, contains all the basic charting facilities very good customization. For displaying tabular results you have the grid view control of asp.net |
 | Re: Rich snippets All the information that is shown in a search page item under its Titl, URL, description is the "rich snippets". You are determine their structure with different ways in your page code. You can find many usefull reading in these links: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/99170?hl=en https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2722261?hl=en  |
 | Re: Localizing texts By using runat="server" at your <input></input> tags you are actually making the server side controls. So, providing, that you have set up correctly your global localization files you can use placeholder="<$ Resources:Localize, txtvariable %>" to do the job. Haven't try it yet inside your code be logically it has to … |
| | I have achieved something semilar to this but with the help of server-side programming in vb.net. CSS just made sure the correct position of the collums and the rest of the styling. Replay if server side programming is an option for your problem so I could be of more help. |
| | If by clicking you want to achieve that the image or video is getting zoomed out for viewing, that means that you are , actually, looking for a "lightbox" effect. If so, just put both the jquery and the lightbox.js reference into your head section and then a rel="lightbox" tag … |
| | You have to notate your class as serializable. You have to put the [Serializable] tag before your class name like this: [Serializable()] //Set this attribute to all the classes that want to serialize public class WhatEver : ISerializable //derive your class from ISerializable ..... rest of your code |
| | I dont know what is your validation needs but (if you are using the .net upload file control) this control gives great validation functionality compined with the validation controls for client side validation or programmatically for server side validation. In this case in the button click event listener you can …  |
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| | You could use the StringBuilder class and write chuncs of text to your file. As a .net class it might be less resource concuming. Havn't tryed it though. Just a though |
 | You can disable the right mouse button to make it difficult of the not-so-advance user to see your code. But that's just a trik! |
| | I think there is a possible walkthrough because I have made something similar using classes and hovering the class. That means that if you assign the css code of the class to your in-line style rules then propably you will do the trik (of course using the syntax of the … |
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