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 | You'll need to either hard code it or use a data source of some sort. This could be XML, a SQL database, or whatever. |
 | I both looked lower and scrolled the page. So I win, right? :P  |
| | It's object oriented, not procedural. Different paradigm, works better in many cases, works worse in others. Objects are the logical organization unit, rather than their methods/procedures. |
| | [QUOTE=Dave Sinkula;461044]Watch the video, man! These are oversized people moving very fast. Back in the day when the players sold cars in the off-season, they didn't have the levels of protection nor medical attention they have today. It's a family-friendly form of [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_Fighting_Championship]UFC[/url].[/QUOTE] That video sure does give such an …  |
 | [QUOTE=cscgal;467597]Yeah we had bigger text awhile ago but apparently it somehow got lost during a vBulletin upgrade and I forgot to put it back.[/QUOTE] No wonder my Ctrl+- reflex started to kick in today... it was uncomfortably large on my 1280x800, made for too much scrolling. Can we shrink it … |
 | Re: SSH Client Depends on the user, but if I need something quick I use putty. First google result for "ssh client". If I need something not-so-quick, I pull out a Linux box. |
 | I blame you if I do poorly of my finals tomorrow :p highest so far: [URL="http://students.washington.edu/jhlewis/bellshigh.png"]1663630[/URL]  |
 | Most well managed forums will come to you to be a mod, not you going to them. If everyone who asked received the position, well, it'd be chaotic. No offense, but that's just how a lot of places work. |
| | [quote=hbk619;462617]>I hate apple, and thus I would rather use anything over an ipod *blinks* someone hates Apple?[/quote] Just get him going on a rant, it's kinda funny. No real solid basis for his position; it's like most people's dislike for [newer] Microsoft products. They're actually decent, but people just like …  |
 | I'll be paying $25 for a team tournament towards the end of the month. It is for charity though... |
 | I was thinking at work this morning that I should have dressed up like a Google employee, or a software pirate (the second one is easy). Then I went home and worked from my apartment for 1/2 the day to avoid the inevitable swarm of kids that would come around …  |
| | I'm typically against legalization of drugs; on the other hand, so long as I remain unaffected in every way, I could care less what people do to themselves. It's just that the unaffected clause never seems to work. But as for the "less harmful" argument, I'd compare it to saying …  |
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| | [quote=RamyMahrous;453078]Use XLINQ it'd help you a lot..[/quote] Most people don't have support for that yet ;) If you're using ASP.NET, you'll likely want a GridView for your table, and an XmlDataSource for getting your data. If your data format doesn't line up well with how the XmlDataSource pulls it out …  |
| | I'd recommend seeing an optometrist, as they'd have a more educated answer than what you'd get here...  |
| | I currently have 2 credit cards, one of which I make nearly all my purchases on (though it's always backed up from my checking account so I'm never in debt), and one which I never use and should cancel. I'm looking to maybe get a different one though...  |
| | 3.0 and 3.5 are basically extensions to 2.0. There's several new language features (LINQ being my favorite so far) that change the language a bit, but it's a good change :) |
| | Visual [i]Web[/i] Developer is for making websites. If you want to make VB apps, use the VB development environment. |
| | user32.dll brings tears of joy to my eyes... sorry, couldn't help it :P |
 | Re: Halo 3... I actually found the Halo controls to be very easy to pick up when I first tried it. And the game is pretty fun. As for how to aim? Well, since you can't use an aimbot, you just have to be good :P I'm even thinking about buying an Xbox360 … |
 | Assuming that your button is on one page and you want to link to another, you can just set the PostBackUrl attribute to your destination: [code]<asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" PostBackUrl="someotherpage.aspx" Text="foo" />[/code]  |
| | I think you might have to do something about taking the repeater and finding the label in its children or something... I had a problem like this once, but I don't quite remember what I did... |
| | Here's 2 sample ways to do it (I used two tables, each of which have a PK and either an int or an nvarchar column): 1) Have several INSERT commands that, when the form is submitted, each pick out their own data from the form and submit them. The code … |
| | Re: Valid markup I don't understand the fuss about "omg tables will kill you in the middle of hte night" either, but whatever. If they work, they work. It's probably a lot easier to code a WYSIWYG editor that uses tables rather than one using divs, too, so a lot of those will … |
| | Option 2, closing after the last query for the page load (which may be automatic anyways, when everything is GC'ed). The overhead of opening and closing the connections for a single load will always be more than keeping an idle connection for processing 1 request. If you want to keep … |
| | Look into the DragPanel control offered in the [url=http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/]AJAX Control Toolkit[/url] |
| | I think most browsers still execute the page unload event when you close them. You can always try it and see how it goes ;) |
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| | Just wondering if any of you do some sort of artsy or crafty stuff in your free time. I know some of you never leave the computer (jbennet, I'm talking to you :P) so you might not have much to say, but I figured it might make for a fun … |
| | Usually if you're working on a project in Linux through a command line environment, you likely should be using a Makefile to build your app. If you're not going to use make and similar tools, then you probably should use an IDE for any sizeable project. |
 | Using an IDE shows that you are "weak" in that you need auto-completion, syntax highlighting, etc... :icon_rolleyes: I've found that learning a language can be easier with and IDE because of the aforementioned features. On the other hand, if your eye can parse code fairly well, you might find that …  |
| | Creating a forum sounds like a fun project. I've not tried it myself, though I've thought about it several times. It'll be a bit of work though... You'll need to decide how to structure your database. You'll need data for users, forums (and subforums), threads, and posts. The last 2 … |
| | extensions: - adblock plus - dom inspector - download statusbar - fasterfox - fayt - tab mix plus - web developer No themes installed, but I have the qt theme for gtk installed, so it matches all the KDE apps. |
| | Re: Intranet Couple notes: 1) C++ and C# are almost completely unrelated. 2) C# and VB are equally suited for web development with ASP.NET. 3) You can learn C# and ASP.NET side by side. Of course, you'll only be using a small part of what C# can do, but not bad at …  |
| | Using the AutoPostBack, check the value of the drop down box. Something like this: [code=c#] protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (Page.IsPostBack) { if (DropDownList1.SelectedValue == "foo") Response.Redirect("somepage.aspx"); } } [/code] Or, if you use VB: [code=VB] Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles … |
| | Start with paper. Decide how you need to model your data, what operations you'll have to do to it (e.g. sorting, searching), etc... Design your web interface separately. You'll also have to decide where you'll get your data. There may be web services you can take advantage of, or you … |
| | Why not run the query and see what it does? My guess would be that it basically makes a copy of table1 and saves it to table2. |
| | I don't know why that would happen, but I was just wondering why you chose to use VS 2003 when you already had 2005? |
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| | That's going to depend on the router, and - I'm guessing - would be difficult at best with those languages. If a router had a web-based interface, you could scrape the data, but that'll be a small portion of routers (might serve though). More likely you may have to automate … |
| | For limiting the files, you could check to make sure that the extensions are within a certain list (e.g. .pdf, .xls, .xlsx, .doc, .docx) and only upload ones that match. Note, this will only work based on extension, not actual data. For the anti-virus, you might be able to tell … |
| | Great. Feel like giving us enough info to try helping? |
| | Do you just want cornered edges, or can it be done by putting your control on top of an image? If layering will work, that can be done with CSS, using the z-index property as I recall. If you want cornered edges on, say, an asp:Panel, look into the [URL="http://asp.net/ajax/"]AJAX … |
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| | The new (? I never noticed them before...) icons on the [url=http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/]blogs page[/url] are kinda, well, obscure. Or at least, most of them seem to be, especially the ones for software and web development. Not that I use them, but they seemed a little out of place without a clearly … |
 | What do you mean by "not worked"? Do you have your resources set up properly? You can also try setting it programmatically (refer to the last bit of [URL="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bz9tc508.aspx"]this page[/URL]). |
| | The web doesn't support a multi-file upload, AFAIK. You can make an ActiveX or .NET user control that would do it, but that limits you to an IE base. Otherwise, have a form with multiple file-upload components and get 'em all when the user submits (though it's a pain to … |
| | I'd guess that you'd need a proxy which would filter outgoing requests. Don't know what's available for that. |
| | Re: Linux Newbie Most of the distros people will throw out will be pretty similar for a beginner; they'll have slightly different installers, slightly different administrative software, and very little difference in available packages. Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, and SuSE will all probably do about as well for you. If you like to start … |
| | In an attempt to ignore the trolling here (please guys, give up on the rep wars...), I'll chip in my $.02. I think that the gun ownership laws in the US are better than most other developed nations, but I will also admit that they are a bit overboard. Machine … |
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