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 | The same thing happened to me. I played with some others, such as ContextWeb and Clicksor. They didn't generate much revenue and were never really "context" appropriate. After much thinking, I've come to the conclusion that Google Adsense is ruining the web, and have decided not to run any "context" …  |
 | Hello, just joined. I program in ASP.NET, C#, PHP, all the web stuff (JavaScript, CSS). I'm also an expert in PostScript, PDF and print related technologies. I do contract training, programming, and consulting in the U.S. and Europe. Home page: [url]http://www.tgreer.com[/url] I'm expanding my site's articles, and joined to answer … |
 | I invented the printing industry's first true eCommerce site, complete with dynamic, real-time PDF production. I wrote the first version single-handedly, before any PDF libraries existed, in CGI with a 2GL business language called PL/B. I had to work directly with the language vendor to get CGI to work. The … |
| | The CSS Print Profile specification may help: [url]http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/CR-css-print-20040225/#section-properties[/url]  |
 | Research the CSS Print Profile: [url]http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/CR-css-print-20040225/[/url] |
| | You left out a class of email address, where the account name and the domain name are clearly related. That's what I use for business, as I believe such an email address clearly shows that the email originates from a principal and/or owner of the domain/business. One example might be … |
| | I would not suggest a career in programming. I'm a programmer, and have seen the field dramatically polarize. Either you'll need to be a PHD working at Microsoft, or a low-wage employee working at a giant outsourcing company. For someone in the middle, like me, the field is shrinking and … |
| | I'm revisiting a topic previously discussed in this thread: [url="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread23030.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread23030.html[/url] The basic issue is this: when using a [b]StreamReader[/b], and [b]ReadLine[/b], to process a text file, you cannot determine where you are "at" within a file. This is because [b]StreamReader[/b] doesn't actually read from a FILE, it reads from a … |
 | Not directly, no. Server-side functions live server-side, client-side functions live on the client. In fact, the only way to get ANY server-side code to run, is to submit the form. ASP.NET unrolls the HTTP headers, unpackages the hidden ViewState variable, re-instantiates objects, and then decides what events to raise based … |
| | ASP.NET produces HTML. The ASP.NET objects each "render" an HTML element, specific to the browser/OS/version. So whatever rules apply about mixing and embedding script with HTML applies as well. The PAGE object has the "AddStartupScript" method, which doesn't do what you think it might (code the onload event of the … |
 | Why not simply remove the time delay? I'm sure I'm missing something here! Set the initial src of your right frame to a static page that does two things: 1) Display a "Please wait" message. 2) Submit a request to the datagrid page (use a form with action tag set …  |
| | "web.config" is scoped to a particular directory. You use it to override machine.config for a particular application or application sub-folder. Sorry for not answering sooner; there is an ASP.NET sub-forum that you might want to use for these types of questions in the future. |
| | Oh, the "code for it" is all you want? Let me snap my fingers <snap!> Well, since magic fails... you have to realize that an ad system is quite a bit more complex than adding a few "simple codes" to your pages. I would suggest that you apply to a … |
| | Re: HTML & XML HTML is a set of tags to describe a web page. XML is a set of tags to describe any given type of hiercharchal data, depending on the schema for that data. XHTML is an XML-compliant implementation of HTML. So with XML, you could invent your own tags and properties …  |
| | Those bullets appear as small red letter "v" on your page in Firefox. With HTML 3.2, which you appear to be using, you have only 3 bullet types, and the browser will render each as it sees fit. See [URL="http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/wilbur/list/ul.html"]this reference[/URL]. CSS has nothing to do with that, though you … |
| | Re: css vs. iframes CSS is never used to "load" content. It only styles the content. To dynamicaly load and/or generate content, we need to be talking about JavaScript. It is entirely possible to load content into a DIV using JavaScript, for example, using the ".innerHTML" property. |
| | CSS cannot stretch an image: a browser is not an image editing program. CSS can repeat an image, but the image must be designed naturally to tile well. The typical technique is to divide an image that must "stretch" horizontally into three images, a left, center, and right. The center … |
| | JavaScript is not well-suited to this task. You need to use a server-side language to render the style sheet link dynamically.  |
| | "Session" is data stored per user session. "Viewstate" is an ASP.NET thing. It's a way for the application to maintain state about a particular form and its child controls. Your ASP.NET application might consist of several pages/forms. There might be a piece of data that you want to access across … |
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 | Google cannot respect privacy. Their entire business model is based upon copying, indexing, monetizing, and re-serving copyrighted content: websites, books, etc.If they start respecting privacy, they risk pulling the thread that unravels the sweater. Google must continue to completely ignore user privacy, treat all data that is "collectible" by any … |
| | First, I don't work much with embeds, so this is speculation. But you need to give your element an ID, as such: [code]<embed id="myMidi" src="music.mid">[/code] Then, you can get to the object using [INLINECODE]document.getElementById("myMidi")[/INLINECODE]. At that point, try simply changing the source: [CODE] document.getElementById("myMidi").src = "newfile.mid";[/CODE] |
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 | CSS is not a programming language. It is a declarative language for defining styles. It has no variables, conditionals, loops, logic, or commands. If you want to "program CSS", what you need to learn is JavaScript. JavaScript is a scripting language for manipulating the browser Document Object Model, which includes … |
| | Is your keyboard missing letters? Many of your words are incomplete. If you want good quality answers, ask good quality questions, which includes not typing like a chimp. There are many forum packages available. The two most popular are phpBB and vBulletin. |
| | To get a good reply, start with a good question. What steps have you already taken? Are you familiar with the PDF spec? Are you willing to use a 3rd party library? If so, COM or .NET? What's your budget? |
| | You can override a style declaration with an inline style (that's the "Cascading" part of Cascading Style Sheets).  |
| | That's the way it is supposed to work. Actualy, USERS are supposed to add their own bookmarks; it's not something a site should be doing. However, a web-search reveals [URL="http://www.actionscript.org/forums/archive/index.php3/t-52789.html"]this page[/URL] as the very first result. |
| | They aren't the same. An event is an event. A "delegate" assigns a particular event handler to an object instance. Thus, when an object event happens, the proper procedure/method is called. An example might help. I frequently code things so that a single method is called for all instances of … |
| | Am I seeing another venerable and respectable term being hijacked? I've been an e-commerce developer since there was a web, and have never needed an "e-commerce" application to carry ads or have affiliates, etc. An e-commerce application is any web-enabled application that is integrated with the normal business operations of …  |
| | JavaScript cannot read a text file. You need to use server side code, such as ASP.NET or PHP, to process a file and render it to HTML. However, you can store large text strings as JavaScript variables, and use the JavaScript document.write() method to write HTML strings. |
| | I think you're in over your head. I don't say that to be mean, just to be realistic. Writing a page that performs calculations, validations, and produces a static document (PDF) for saving a "hardcopy", plus email responses, is straightforward for a programmer. It is emphatically NOT easy for a … |
| | If you want to programmatically perform a page refresh, the JavaScript code is "window.refresh()". You need to tie that code to a specific Event. I can't advise on which element/event without knowing more about your situation. |
| | Both are subsets of, or, are derived from, SGML. HTML is an SGML used for web page design, help files, and HTA applications. XML is a more generalized mark-up language typically used for system or application configuration files or data migration projects. XHTML is a version of HTML that strictly … |
| | Sounds like an ASP.NET application? If so, and if you're working with dynamically-created controls, then you're very likely running afoul of the ASP.NET Page LifeCycle. This article deals very specifically with that issue: [url="http://www.tgreer.com/resources.html"][/url] [url="http://www.tgreer.com/aspnet_html_04.html"]ASP.NET Page Life Cycle and Dynamic Controls[/url] |
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| | Set the encoding to something that includes your characters: [CODE]Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.UTF8[/CODE] Sorry, the console is only 8-bit, so UTF16 not an option. Then use a font which encodes and contains the characters. Change the properties of the cmd.exe to use Consolas font, for example. |
| | Dan, Can you define the word "interoperating" in this context? Do you mean, "interpreting"? SHA-1 is a one-way hashing algorithm. You can't convert it back to its "original" string. |
| | It sounds to me like you would need to create the MS-WORD document in code, stream it out to a temporary location determined by your application, then open it. The Web abounds with examples of creating Office Documents in .NET. |
| | I have a C# Class Library which I want to use as a COM object in VBScript. I'm using Visual Studio C# 2010 Express. Here's the class code: [code] using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; namespace PB_GUID { class PB_GUID_Encode { private Guid _myGuid; private string … |
 | There is no "sleep" or "wait" operator in JavaScript. You can set a timer, though, and when the timer expires, it will execute a function. [code]setTimeout("alert('hello')",1250);[/code] You could have it wait so many milliseconds, and then execute an empty procedure, I suppose. |
| | Research use of the "attribute" directive to build your node. However, in XML these constructs are equivalent: [CODE]<note></note>[/CODE] means the same thing as: [CODE]<note />[/CODE] so, there is NO NEED to alter your XSLT. Contrary to your question, you do NOT "have to create" self-closing tags. |
| | Now that you mention it, the buttons do tend to blend in a bit too much. I know someone probably worked very hard to achieve the chrome look, but the buttons would be more functional (and marginally faster loading) if they were a solid color, slightly bigger with larger text, … |
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| | For C#, I recommend their newest database creation, SQL Server Express 2005. It's a destop version of SQL Server: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/[/url] |
| | In the Event Viewer it's possible to assign a task to a particular event. It's also possible to Connect to another computer to view its Event Log(s). Is it possible to create a task on my computer when an event occurs on a remote computer? In my particular situation both … |
| | Define "returns results that it hasn't seen before". Surely you don't want to try to store the results of every query, per session, and do a comparison in real time. You want to do this work at the database level. You should add a timestamp field or some other field … |
 | The XMLHTTP object is the core of AJAX functionality. It's essentially a way to call a web page roundtrip from within code. Depending on your browser, the exact syntax to call the XMLHTTP object differs. It might be as simple as: [CODE]new XMLHttpRequest[/CODE] Or you might need to use an … |
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