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 | Redirection can be accomplished either client or server side, but the real question is, why? When? |
| | This is a server-side question. Please ask in the forum for whatever server-side language you use. |
| | Re: Form Form processing and email generation are server-side tasks. You'll need to ask this question in the forum for whichever server-side language you use (PHP, ASP, ASP.NET...). |
| | Re: write issues Yes... you can include a <script></script> anywhere in your page. It doesn't have to be in the HEAD, that's just a good convention. But, you have to start it somewhere, and <body onload=...> is the right spot to do it. |
| | It "escapes" certain characters. You need to look at the "addslashes" procedure to get a complete picture. |
| | Most of the time, complex multi-page tasks like this are accomplished with a server-side language, supported by a back-end database. The applications are divided into 2 or 3 "levels" or tiers. One tier would be the database. It would contain all of your products, organized properly, as well as all … |
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| | Just to throw this out there: many of those "Get a Free Whatever" promotions are actually legitimate, if you want to go through the hassle. They require, usually, that you purchase 2 or 3 items from several pages of offers. Once you've completed these transactions, you enter a waiting period, … |
| | How would I go about making this entire class Serializable? What code would I add to a second constructor that would restore state/values from the XML file (de-serialize)? [code] using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; namespace tgreer { public class indexer { private Dictionary<string, Int32> _documents; private Dictionary<string, Int32> _pages; … |
| | They seem to be working, for me, in FireFox. When I rollover, the black border turns red. To answer your question, though, give all images the same class, with the CSS looking something like this: [b].myImages {border:1px; border-thickness: 1px; border-color: #000; border-style: solid;} [/b] Then, you can use CSS to …  |
 | One thing to keep in mind, though, is that the security policies don't migrate. If you install .NET Framework 2.0, it won't have the security policies you set with 1.1. Just a side-point; something I discovered the hard way. |
 | Re: Popup window The best way is to author a JavaScript that does so. You don't want a complete server roundtrip just to open a window! You can add scripts via "RegisterStartupScript" method of the Page object. |
| | Re: Force Postback I can't understand the question. If you're inside a server-side event method, the user must have posted the form. You are inside of a "Postback". Also, a postback occurs when the client submits the form back to the ASP.NET application. Even if you could "raise a postback" while running a … |
 | No. You'll need server-side code, and a database in which to store the dates. |
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| | Hello. 1st, I am a developer, so can write/understand PHP and SQL. I have installed vBulletin and migrated my phpbb forum with no problems. Now I plan on adding/creating a HOW-TO technical article repository on the site. I want to use the New Thread creation routines from VB for this. … |
| | IE has a "selection" object: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/obj_selection.asp[/url] However, ASP.NET is such a completely different animal from standard web development, you should ask in the ASP.NET Forum. This is one of those things that different browsers handle differently, so a seach on "quirksmode.org" is beneficial: [url]http://www.quirksmode.org/js/selected.html[/url] |
| | Use the "submit" method of the Form object. You should always give your form an ID: [code] <form id="myForm" action="myServerSideCode.php" method="post"></form> [/code] Then, you can reference and submit the form with a script that looks like: [code] document.getElementById("myForm").submit(); [/code] |
| | If this is a large enough concern, contact law enforcement. Trying to play "internet investigator" on your own is a fruitless and frustrating task. Turn over what you've discovered to the police, and they can determine if a crime has been committed or if anyone is in imminent danger, and …  |
| | Technically, it would be: (sorry, not even vBulletin will display it). [i]Ampersand-Pound-Zero-Nine-Semicolon[/i] However, it has no relevance inside HTML, as HTML treats all whitespace characters the same, with the exception of the non-breaking space. If you wish to align elements, use CSS or tables. |
| | Viewstate "lives" in a hidden variable embedded within the form. Thus, it is resident client-side. While the user is looking at the page, the ASP.NET application isn't "running". Thus, Viewstate doesn't exist at all. When the users posts the form, IIS/ASP.NET go through a series of steps, one of them … |
| | I think an IFRAME would be your only choice. |
 | Elements you add via JavaScript have nothing to do with Objects created in ASP.NET. Given the client-server nature of the web, surely you can see why this is the case. Server Objects (ASP.NET "Web Controls") exist only on the server. When done processing, the ViewState object is created and embedded … |
 | Your question isn't very clear. What is it that you wish to edit? For a good general-purpose text-editor, I like TextPad. If you want a way to edit your web pages, in order to periodically tweak the content, I suggest "SnippetEdit". It's an editor that allows you to modify your … |
| | I run an industry-specific, highly-targeted forum. I'm using a standard ad-rotator, where I can track/charge for clicks, impressions, or duration. I think I could charge a bit more that average because the site is so specific to an industry, nearly every member would be a qualified prospect. That said, what … |
| | Your question, as asked, is impossible to answer. You've left us too much to guess. What kind of script? What kind of content? Is this a CSS question relating to placement of HTML elements? Margins? Padding? Centering? Or are you asking for suggestions as to what kind of generic content … |
| | Re: How to use xml? That looks like valid RSS, so however you created it, you did it correctly. If on the other hand, you are asking how to consume that RSS feed to display content on your site, you'll need to write some code in whatever server-side language you use to parse the XML … |
| | 1) Try using .FindControl. 2) Nope. The only thing JavaScript can do in relation to ASP.NET is submit the form. ASP.NET functions don't even exist until the form is submitted. |
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| | Re: send to a friend I'm unclear what it is you're asking. You want to send some HTML code to a friend? Please clarify! Also, since this is a professional forum, we expect a professional style of speech/language. Please strive to use proper punctuation and conventional spelling - one shouldn't have to decipher your messages … |
| | You mean DHTML, I think, rather than "AJAX". There are entire sets of objects and methods for drag/drop in HTML/Javascript/CSS (which is what "DHTML" means, essentially). AJAX, on the other hand, involves using the XHTTP Request Object to give the appearance of dynamic-content sans server-roundtrip. On my own site, for … |
| | This isn't really an introduction, is it? Oh well: I suggest "quizzle". |
| | You'll have to be more specific and detailed in your question. You can include checkboxes in an HTML Form by coding a checkbox element: [code]<input type="checkbox" id="myCheckbox">Check this box.</input>[/code] But then you say you want to "embed" this control with Javascript. What exactly do you mean? Do you want to … |
| | I personally don't use Dreamweaver, so I would like to help but wouldn't be able to guide you on its use. I'm using Firefox, and it appears that all images are loading. As far as extra whitespace, it's tough to do much fine control when you're using both tables and … |
| | Save your script in a file with a ".js" extension, for example, "myExternal.js" Do NOT put <script> tags in the file. In your HTML, you reference the file: [code] <SCRIPT language="JavaScript" SRC="myExternal.js"></SCRIPT> [/code] |
| | They are created in a Tree, by the Keebler elves. Sorry: client-side. |
| | Not this guy: [url]http://gamesbyemail.com/DiceGenerator[/url] Had to share, I think it's equal parts hilarious and genius. |
| | You mean, income taxes? You pay income taxes on INCOME, regardless of where you store it. Money sitting in Paypal is not tax-exempt. If you're not referring to income taxes, please clarify so I can provide you more inexpert advice, for which I will not be held liable! |
| | Probably not in the ASP.NET forum! Try one of the "software development" sub-fora, rather than "Web Development". |
| | I tried to follow the link, and get a "page not found error". Can you post the most stripped-down version of your HTML and CSS which still exhibits the problem? |
| | There is no difference; they are two terms for the same thing. |
| | You need to set the "margin" and "padding" attributes in each of your block-level elements. You also need to set a proper "doctype" for your page. |
| | I think the point is, though, that no bot would access those "pages", because they aren't linked to... there is no link to "follow" to non-existent forums and/or threads. I suppose, in theory, your example of a moved thread, might occur, and in any case, the advice to create a … |
| | I can't stand it anymore, so: <flame on> What six-week test? Norwegian TV? What exactly are you going on about? You seem to have taken this forum over. All of your posts are a direct copy & paste from someone else's pages, many of which make no sense since they … |
| | <img src="myImage.png" onclick="document.getElementById('myForm').reset();" /> |
| | I got one that said: "Thanks, I searched long for this but for some reason, I did not find it. :)" I like it because it seems impossible... he's saying that he did NOT find what he was searching for, but thanks for it nonetheless? |
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| | This forum is for technical questions. I think the "site development" forum will get you more and better responses, therefor I'm moving your thread there. |
 | Hi Dani, a couple of quick comments. 1) the light grey text... could it be darkened up? Not enough contrast with the white background. I would prefer basic black. 2) the reply box is too far away from the thread. In a technical reply, there is often a lot of … |
| | Doesn't C# support EBCDIC encoding? I'm working on a project that involves parsing Xerox Metacode print streams, encoded as variable-byte EBCDIC records. The print stream data itself is in ASCII, but the record headers and control records are in EBCDIC. I read the records in as byte arrays. I know … |
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