DaveAmour

I hate films with chess positions or games in which are wrong. I'm a strong chess player and can spot these in seconds and it really winds me up.

A sports direct mug of coffee. Kick starts me each morning! http://1000heads.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/mug.jpg

I have been coding in C# for 13 years and happy to help anyone if they need help just ask away.

I watched Nightcrawler yesterday, a fantasic performance from Jake Gyllenhaal!

The code for this would be quite involved and I would assume would be web based? If so I'm confused why you posted in C++?

I've been studying TDD for a few years and read quite a few books but none that good to be honest. Can anyone recomend any good ones. I'm not interested in BDD but am keen on anything that tackles the many problems of mocking intrinsic MVC objects.

You have records in the table?

Can you elaborate please? What kind of data is this? Where is it coming from? Are you using Entity Framework or plain Ado.net? Thanks

Those 2 urls are not the same!

Assuming you are using Windows, you can use Task Manager or process explorer is better Ctrl + Alt + Del => Start Task Manager https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

I like it

Make sure all the vents are clear - buy some compresssed air to clean it out. You must buy the correct stuff as it has anti static properties. http://www.ebuyer.com/649796-ebuyer-com-air-duster-400ml-ebairduster After that install speedfan which will give you an idea of temperatures http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php

Did they have Source Control?

I like chatting to people but no one is ever there :(

If you make then Date objects can you not use comparison operators - eg >, < etc?

NaN means not a number. Solve this by showing us your code and we can then show you how to fix it.

They are the patterns you use to select elements eg: p { color: red; } This makes all paragraphs red - the "p" is the selector Or: .active { border: 1px solid red; } The selector is ".active" which selects all elements with a class of active

Are they all trying to use the same port(s)?

5 posts and no replies. Felt sorry for you so thought I would at least say hello!

` var input = "BB5 6BN, BB4 6BN,BB4 8BN, CF10 3BA"; var trimmedInput = input.Replace(", ", ",");`

Have a look at T4MVC and @Url.Action

What music does everyone like? I have a very wide spectrum of tastes including the following: The Beatles David Bowie Jewel Simon and Garfunkel Alanis Morisette Alisha's Attic I Nine Texas Elvis Costello Squeeze To name just a random few. I think Jewel is my all time favorite though.

Fiddler is your friend here. Could be cookies, or header related. Look at a normal logon in fiddler and compare it with yours. http://www.telerik.com/fiddler

I have that too.

Can you do the loop step 2? Would be more efficient.

Can you reword "how can i have 2 choices example i want vb no and just stay with my form help me.." It is not clear what you need. Thanks

I'm not really sure what you are after but I did some tinkering - might help, might not. void Main() { var game = new Game(); Player dave = new Player { Name = "Dave" }; Player sarah = new Player { Name = "Sarah" }; Computer mac = new …

public class MyModel { public Model1 Model1 { get; set;} public Model2 Model2 { get; set;} }

Yes. What do you want to be in the strings though - one specific property of the objects, or there ToString representation? Here are some examples: void Main() { List<Person> people = new List<Person> { new Person { Firstname = "Dave", Surname = "Amour", Age = 48 }, new Person …

That's a bootstrap menu. http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_case_navigation.asp

I was thinking alot about this post and had already come to the same conclusion as gusano79 so just adding my support for his answer, you are definatley misusing generics.

You have two action attribues in your form tag - is that right?

This might help http://www.programminglogic.com/how-computers-represent-negative-binary-numbers/

Are you using any unmanaged resources?

Also depends if you are talking asp.net webforms or asp.net mvc.

Look at the code that hashed them in the first place.

Can you show us EWapper? Is that an interface? If so click on it above and hit Ctrl period. If it is an interface, then its a convention to name then with an I - eg IEwrapper

Is that the actual address?

I'm a bit late here but the disk has to be the issue. If you copy a file from one drive to another manually with explorer - eg a video file it will go at a certain rate. If you then copy 5 more at the same time, their speed …

Databases can generate their own unique keys. Any reason why you can't do this? Sounds like you are making hard work for yourself. If you really do want to generate unique keys yourself though then try a Guid eg: private static string GenerateScanID() { return Guid.NewGuid().ToString(); }

Not sure if this is right but try emoving brackets: document.getElementById('clickMe').onclick = testOne;

You need to look at server side web technologies/languages. DaniWeb for example is written in PHP and that is a good choice for MySQL. You can also look at Asp.net WebForms or Asp.net MVC There are many others: http://www.sitepoint.com/server-side-language-right/

Does it exist on the database server?