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Re: Hi there to South Africa from the UK :) You will enjoy your stay here and our python forum is pretty active, be sure to check out the "starting python" tutorials (Courtesy of a moderator named Vegaseat) They are awesome! | |
Re: Hi there and welcome to daniweb :) our C++ forum is very active and you will learn a lot on this site! | |
Re: Good advice there sittas87. Is it possible that your mains adapter has blown? I have had a laptop mains adapter that the fuse blew on... | |
Re: Hi there Jacobpauls and welcome to DaniWeb :). To solve your problem try right clicking the icon of your project (in solution browser) and select add reference. Then select [COLOR="Green"]System.Runtime.Remoting[/COLOR]. Its under the .net tab of the add references form. The "using" statements are merely a convenience to eliminate typing … | |
Hi all, just thought a discussion about sci fi authors was in order (why not). I shall start the ball rolling.... My favourite sci-fi author is Philip K Dick. His short stories are fantastic. Gripping, exciting, dark and they always have a good twist, which more often than not, you … | |
Re: Hi there Fungus1487. Hmmm, I have not tried this before myself but I think the answer may lie in this article: [QUOTE][url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998320.aspx[/url][/QUOTE] Hope that helps. Its a rather large article I am afraid but deals with accessing local and network resources. | |
Hi all hope you are well. I am not sure how long this has gone on for (only just noticed today) but the member badge on the right of the page (Under the statistics section) has gone. Does anybody know why this has gone and how long it has been … | |
hi all hope you are well. Just an interesting question I have for you all - What is the most irritating bug in an implementation you have encountered? By irritating I mean the longest to fix/the most complex to fix/the most unsatisfying fix and so forth. I shall divulge mine … | |
Re: Hi there ddimon, welcome to DaniWeb! I am not a games developer myself but work in the software development field. I can confidently answer some of those questions but others I am a little less confident about- so maybe someone else will pick me up on them and correct me … | |
Re: What happens now when you power on? | |
Re: Hi there PhiberOptik , the important thing to remember is that a degree (at least here in the UK) is really only an "entry ticket" to an entry level software developer/progamming job. To get to the stage where you will be managing projects (i.e. a team leader) and other developers … | |
Re: Hurrah for top gear - great show! Not seen robin hood Im afraid. rhish I got to be honest I dont love HIMYM, I find it a little predictable . It is easy watching though... | |
Re: Hi there AD, I believe it is acceptable to post Zip's. How large is your file? [QUOTE]The administrator may allow you to use the attachment feature of this forum, which gives you the ability to attach files of certain types to your posts. This could be an image, a text … | |
Re: Great link there nandhinijp I have found another that plusplus might like to take a look at: [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/ASPNET/control_panel.asp"]http://www.w3schools.com/ASPNET/control_panel.asp[/URL] | |
Re: Hi again plusplus :) Here is an awesome link that describes in great detail how to access an access database from ASP.NET 2.0. Hope this helps! [URL="http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/Microsoft-Access/Connecting-to-a-Microsoft-Access-database-with-ASPNET/"]http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/Microsoft-Access/Connecting-to-a-Microsoft-Access-database-with-ASPNET/[/URL] | |
Re: Can you not see the above post ? The answer is there! | |
Re: Hi again knoweldgelover, this link may help you out somewhat: [QUOTE][url]http://bytes.com/forum/thread272940.html[/url][/QUOTE] Hope this helps | |
Re: Hi there plusplus; [QUOTE]1-The Image control is used to display an image. 2- The ImageMap control enables you to create an image that has individual regions that users can click - these regions are known as hot spots. Each of these hot spots can be a separate hyperlink or can … | |
Re: I have not seen that before AD, does it occur if you try firefox ? I use IE and firefox depending on where I am (work or home) and have not encountered that before. Sounds irritating though, wonder if anyone else has encountered that... | |
Re: Lol nice summary there Salem. I do not get the last line though :-/ >Brought to you by the letter Ω and the number 42. I mean, I am aware of the number 42 possibly coming from Hitchikers - is that correct? Where is the Ω from ? | |
Re: Hi there CppSA and welcome to DaniWeb. You are in luck, C++ is one of the most active forums on the site! | |
Re: Are you using Master Pages or a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) of some sort? | |
Re: How are you presenting the data from the database? I.E in a gridview or what? | |
Re: Hi there and welcome! JBennet's advice should help you out! Nice tutorial! | |
Re: Hi there and welcome! No matter what language you want to learn there is one way to get good at it - PRACTICE! | |
Re: Hi there Jessica_C, are you trying to group radio buttons together? This link provides a tutorial on how to add radiobuttons to a form: [QUOTE][url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa194144(office.11).aspx[/url][/QUOTE] What you need to do is group the buttons. This is explained in the link above, specifically look at the [I]LIST [/I]parameter. I hope this … | |
Re: Hi there, I am not sure why you have this line in the script: [QUOTE]FormsAuthentication.SignOut()[/QUOTE] This will force a user to log out and clear the form authentication ticket. Therefore, it will redirect the user to the login page (Default.aspx normally). Try removing that line and let me know how … | |
Re: Hi there Yassar, this is a strange one. I have been doing some research but so far have not found anything useful. Can you tell me....Is the above the full error message? If not can you post it so I can help you further.... | |
Re: Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb. :) I have conducted an investigation into your problem (I haven't come across this before myself) and believe the remedy may be to place applicationName="/" just before the closing tag of providers instead of at the top above name and type. Also have you … | |
Re: Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb. you will need to look at this link: [QUOTE][url]http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/10/18/427754.aspx[/url][/QUOTE] For the administrator/normal user distinction, focus on ROLES. hope this helps. | |
Re: I think that Narue, and in fact all of the moderators do a great job. Especially Peter_budo he is always adding code tags to newbie posts. Nice work ! | |
Re: Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb.Are you using Visual Basic code behind? If so here is a link you may find useful. Step - by - step example/tutorial:handy! [URL="http://aspnet101.com/aspnet101/tutorials.aspx?id=17"]http://aspnet101.com/aspnet101/tutorials.aspx?id=17[/URL] Hope this helps :) | |
Re: I am not sure if I understand you completely. Are you saying that you want to display the data after the page has loaded, i.e. maybe use a button on the page to display the gridview? | |
Re: Could I enquire as to why you would want to do this? Give this a try: [QUOTE][I]datagrid1.[/I]Rows.Add(new object[]{null,null});[/QUOTE] I am not sure if this will work but give it a try - let me know how it goes! | |
Re: Hi there Rashmi, I think this will be of help to you: [URL="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom-controls/TabControl.aspx"]http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom-controls/TabControl.aspx[/URL] It contains source code for a custom tab control that uses the multiview control. Hope this helps you! | |
Re: Could you try adding the files to the server and then pointing a hyperlink to them to download them or must you have a download box? | |
Re: Hi there, I found this article which will answer your question. [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318785"]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318785[/URL] The upshot is that the easiest way to determine which versions of the .NET Framework you have installed on a computer is to locate the \Microsoft.NET\Framework folder in the drive you installed it on. Please mark your thread … | |
Re: Hi there Salem, I too have had this issue a couple of times, I am using XP MCE and latest Firefox. Tested it through IE and managed to duplicate the issue so its not a firefox unique issue. | |
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Re: Hello there to the UK from the UK! welcome! Another Brit lol |
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