boss acording to me u have to use some dynamic language like ASP, PHP, ASP.NET or PHP or CGI to perform database action like inserting in table or fetching from database.
so why not u try some dyanmic lang search on google :)
HTML is a static lang. And u cannot perform dynamic action. hope i am right :D
Do all users need a copy of InfoPath on their workstations? Resolution
Yes and no. In order to fill out forms created in InfoPath with all of the rich-client functionality and data validation available in that environment, users will need a copy of InfoPath installed on their workstation. There won't be an free control or Web Component for editing InfoPath forms.
InfoPath provides a rich user experience that goes beyond what you normally get with a Web-based form. For example, InfoPath provides data validation for the form as the user fills it out. Validation can detect errors at the schema level, through logical constraints, and even through script. This validation occurs immediately, so the user doesn't have to submit the entire form before finding out there's an error.
InfoPath also provides conditional formatting, so your form can be more responsive to user input. For example, you might have a field that changes it's background color to red whenever an unusual (but not illegal) value is entered. Again, this occurs as soon as the value is entered, so the user has a chance to react appropriately.
InfoPath provides the ability to work on a form offline, or to interrupt work on a form and come back to it at a later time, something web-based forms simply can't offer. InfoPath can easily make use of SQL Server and …
hi friends. we will start from scratch.. at first XML stands foe eXtensible Markup Language.
eXtensible -> Where u can define ur own tags to create the data file. Markup -> The language which uses tags to store data.
markup languages are derived from SGML as our friends said above. SGML was a very vast lang which provides both defined tags and manual user tags. So it was very difficult to work with SGML so ppl came with solutiion like HTML (All tags predefined) XML (None of tags are defined u have create ur own tags)
there are few rules for XML. 1. Well formed 2. Valid
Well formed means all the tags should be properly nested Valid means the file is composed according to DTD (document type definition) or XSD
XML is all about data. Porting data between incompatible system is the best feature of XML.
U can also display XML file as HTML, TEXT, PDF (using FOP) for this we need another X :) called XSL and XSl FO which internally usase XSLT(An Engine)
U can query the XML file using XPATH or XQUERY
U can give links using XLINK.
For parsing a XML file we either use (SAX or DOM) read on net about them.
The future of XML is very bright :P
well one thing wanna say XML is not a replacement of HTML.
this is sudhakar jha from india. i am a software developer with an firm in india. just peeped in this introducing forum to say hi.
:mrgreen:
here is a small code that i have written for retriving the calander of given month and year hope u will enjoy it. i am working on it to improve by adding graphics and public holiday facility too..
/* Developed by Sudhakar Jha... (sudhakar.jha@gmail.com)
This program works and tested for years between 1800 & 2099
it will work for year greater also. but not tested
so use it on ur own risk.
any comments and bugs are most welcome
pls feel free to send them to my mail box
cheers!!!
*/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<ctype.h>
/*Function to test if a given year is leap year or not*/
#define isleapyear(year) (!((year%4) && (year%100)) || !((year%400) && (year%1000)))
/*int months[13]={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}; To store the months in digit form*/
char monthname[13][15]={"illegal month","January","February","March","April","May","June"
,"July","August","September","October","November"
,"December"}; /*To store the months name in the string format*/
int monthday[2][13]={{0,31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31},
{0,31,29,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31}}; /*To store the days on the months according to the year*/
char week[7][10] = { /*To store the day of the week*/
"Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday",
"Friday","Saturday","Sunday"
};
char days[7]={'S','M','T','W','T','F','S'}; /* to display in calander*/
int isvalidinput(int mon,int year);
int weekday(int day,int mon,int year);
void showcal(int mon,int year);
int main(void)
{
int lYear,lMonth,temp,ans=1; /*Variables to hold the user input*/
printf("\n*********************** Welcome To Calander Program ************************\n");
do {
printf("Please enter date in mm-yyyy format: ");
scanf("%d-%d",&lMonth,&lYear);
/*Check if user has …
