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I am a developer by trade and as a hobbyist, I use VB, PHP, jQuery, JS, and VBA as well as use MySQL and MSSQL. I love to figure things out and normally think way outside the box. I run a weather station and website from home as well as develop for Windows…
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 | Would it be possible for you to include the excel so we can see it? I think this is relatively easy but I wonder how the finding the control on the row would work. I would think if you named them with something that would make it easy to find …  |
| | I am going to go out on a limb and guess maybe it has been given the same drive letter as another drive on your PC, maybe go into to drive management and see if the drive is there and what letter it may have, from there you can change … |
| | Good afternoon. I am developing a gmail app for my personal consumption for now and it has a lot of bells and whistles including showing me the latest emails coming in, playing a sound and changing icon when there is new mail and a few other things. I am using … |
 | Maybe have a global variable called secondscounter and another timer that fires every minute and it increases that increases secondscounter by 1 each time it ticks, when secondscounter hits your total time you need then reset secondscounter to 0 and do whatever you wanted to do after the 60+ minutes. … |
 | I use VS 2013 Pro and I can find my exes in a folder called {projectfolder}\bin\debug if all you are doing is testing as you run, or could be in release instead of debug if you are creating a release of the app. Hopefully it runs for them, may need …  |
| | Another thing to consider, simplistic but could be good enough is to have the classes place date and time in the database and have your health monitors check for the date and time. Again, very simple, but it could let you know the process is still running or not. I …  |
 | and something to think about is how will you know a user is offline? We have a login system in place that works fairly well, but detecting a user leaving the system is very difficult, we use session and forms verification and still cannot detect a user has simply either …  |
 | Make sure you are using the correct ID for the asp: controls....the controls get new names once they are served from IIS. Look at the source code (View Source in IE) to get the new names that you will reference. |
 | What about adding the session stuff into a cookie or two and then retrieving the cookies with javascript inside of the htm pages? That could work. Just a thought. |
| | Re: Graphs in ASP just a thought to consider, what about a javascript graph control, you could feed it a correctly formatted array to display the graph by using <% =ASPArray %>. There are a few out there that work pretty good. Larry  |
| | You probably want to use JOINS in this case, what is happening is it is matching all entries to all rows which dumps huge amount of rows. Try left joins so that you match only those that actually match. SELECT * FROM Investments I left join Funds F on I.FundID …  |
 | Your main thing to do is get the hidden field's name correct in javascript, which you can do via view source of the page in IE or another browser. I would set the hidden field's value either on a button press which fires the function that does this or through … |
 | Seems to me you may not be resetting the time you want to check for....seems like after first run the code thinks it has passed the threshold again right after it just fired. Check your variables and make sure it is set to be +1 hr right after it fires … |
| | Re: Pause VB 2012 You could do something like this... Dim stpWatchInfo As New System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch boredPic(1, 1).Visible = True boredPic(1, 1).Image = My.Resources.Red 'pause for half a second then stpWatchInfo.Restart() while stpWatchInfo.Elapsed.TotalMilliseconds<500 'this is a 500 millisecond pause or 1/2 second End While boredPic(1, 1).Visible = false boredPic(2, 1).Visible = True boredPic(2, 1).Image = …  |
 | I see what you are looking for, but I found this one, it is written in C# and talks to a MSSQL DB and seems to create a backup. The thing is it is a full backup of the DB not just a .SQL file. I will keep looking around … |
 | Personally, I would stick with using javascript's alert function since it is dead simple to implement, but it is also a simple display, which it seems you are not really interested in, so you may want to try out some jQuery, I know it seems a little daunting at first … |
| | This is how to set the selected index... Me.drpDownList.SelectedIndex = 1 Which should select the second item in the list, just keep in mind, do this after the list is created not during creation as that will reset the selected index I believe. Hope that helps, Larry |
 | You need to provide a little more info as to what is happening, this could be anything from network connectvity to many other issues. One thing to check is to make sure you can perform an NSLOOKUP on the server from the command line....open a command prompt and type....nslookup servername … |
| | Ok, maybe this will help....I am guessing it is .net. Dim stpWatchInfo As New System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch 'place this in the global decoration area stpWatchInfo.Start()'place this in the loop beginning 'place the following right after the loop is done dim tmr as long' just a variable to hold the amount of time …  |
| | Personally I would think you would want a DB that would house the info you are trying to store. Then before you perform the redirect I would place the data in the database table and also you may want to store as much info about the user as possible as … |
| | You could add this below the checking function so you would end up with this in the sript function... $('#business:checkbox').change(function () { if ($('#business:checkbox').attr("checked")) $('.sub').attr('checked', 'checked'); else $('.sub').removeAttr('checked'); }); $('.sub:checkbox').change(function () { var $b = $('.sub:checkbox'); var cnt = $b.filter(':not(:checked)').length; if(cnt==0){ $('#business').attr('checked', 'checked'); }else{ $('#business').removeAttr('checked'); } }); Also added the … |
| | Not sure what you are looking for exactly, is something going wrong with your code now? I see the redirects, I also see that you are doing some conversion on the querystrings, wouldn't simply Request.QueryString("sid") work? or are you really interested in going through the conversion to integer? I would … |
| | Not sure what you are looking for exactly but maybe this will help you. Dim RandomClass As New Random() Dim RandomNumber As Integer Dim strStringPart As String = Month(Now).ToString & Year(Now).ToString Dim NewRandomNumber As Integer RandomNumber = RandomClass.Next(1000, 9999) NewRandomNumber = Int32.Parse(strStringPart & RandomNumber) 'NewRandomNumber contains 220135765 which is month, …  |
| | Re: Linking a page Not sure what you really want to do but you could just create a link using asp.net like you are doing except have the link created in javascript code....like htmlanchor.InnerText = "<a href='javascript:window.location.href(" & chr(34) & "http://www.google.com" & chr(34) & ")'>" & myLabel1.Text & "</a>"; that should create a link … |
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