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 | Sounds to me like someone changed one of the columns to require unique values and now, when you are attempting to delete individual rows you're running into a uniqueness error. Technically, SQL should have prevented the process of setting a unique column while there were non-unique values within it but... … |
| | Normally I would answer this question with a simple link to a [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=How+can+i+track+users+visiting+my+website"]Google search[/URL] but in this case I'll make an exception and add some more information too :P Basically there are several methods for tracking web traffic to your website. Google, for example, offers their "[URL="http://www.google.com/webmasters/#utm_medium=et&utm_source=us-en-et-bizsol-0-biz1-all&utm_campaign=en"]Webmaster Central[/URL]" and "[URL="http://www.google.com/analytics#utm_medium=et&utm_source=us-en-et-bizsol-0-biz1_top_img&utm_campaign=en"]Google …  |
| | Ok... Just as a note, I literally had to copy/paste your relevant code segments into 2 separate notepads side by side to check it over but here's what I'm seeing for starters: Your 2 slideshow scripts (the portion that follows) are identical. If they will function as identical scripts there's … |
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| | Welcome to the forums :) One thing to note: "not too smart" questions > "not thought out" questions > "no detail provided" questions :twisted: |
| | Re: Layout Issue [QUOTE=jdigs;1281797]when i tried to make the logos linkable[/QUOTE]Did you set the border to 0 on your logos? If you don't have a border="0" statement in your logo image source html then what will happen is you will get a padded border around your logos when you make them into an … |
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| | Re: Hello! Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your stay :) As for your language choices I think you're on the right track with java but I'd definitely hit up C++ as well because as you said, it's a great idea to have multiple languages under your belt.  |
| | Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your stay :) |
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| | Re: New user :) Welcome to the forums :) Might run into you in C++ as I endeavor to learn it in the coming months. |
| | Welcome :) Won't see me much in the php forum but glad to hear you're willing to help those who need it. |
| | Re: Hello All Welcome :) Won't see much of me in the forum sections you mentioned but hope you like it here. |
 | Re: Hello! Welcome Quinn. I might suggest that when pursuing your post-secondary education you include some 3d graphics design, Direct3d/OpenGL, CompSci, and even marketing in your list of things to study. I mention the above because if your goal is to work within the gaming industry and particularly with Ubisoft a strong … |
| | Welcome to the forums and good on you for ignoring the "too old to start" rubbish :) |
| | Re: New to Community Welcome to the forums starlight, hope you enjoy your stay and glad to hear you've been finding it useful so far :) |
| | Dude, calm the rant and read the rules :) One of the rules (which are accessible via a clearly visible link above the search bar on the upper right of the page) states "Keep It On The Site" and in defining that says "Do not manually post "fake" signatures in …  |
| | Re: Posters I wouldn't say that posters are "dumb"... It's not a reflection of peoples' intelligence that they post questions that seem more like copies of their homework assignments than anything else. It's not a reflection of peoples' intelligence that they refuse to do any research prior to posting questions that likely … |
| | Not that I ever use built in publish functionality in VS but is there not an option (since you're using the FTP method) to only upload files that are newer than what is on the remote server? I ask because just about any standard FTP program has this functionality so … |
| | One possible method would be to set a variable attached to the user's session that records the current time every time an action is carried out. The only drawback there is that you would need something (like a timer) which would periodically check against that variable and against the current … |
 | Personally I'm curious as to why it's such an issue if an "old" thread is bumped to the top of the list. It only takes a moment to open, look at, and decide that a post is 'out of date' and it's not something I see happening all that often …  |
 | I'm sure that forms of this question come up from time to time and it's a very subjective question that has the potential to generate some semblance of debate but here goes... Having looked into a future career in game development (back-end coding as opposed to front end UI and … |
| | 1) Please use (code) tags to enclose your code segments as it makes them much easier to read :) 2) Judging by "ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings" this should be in ASP.Net Now then... You can approach it one of two ways... Change your code to reflect this: if (reader.HasRows) { reader.Close(); this.gvwregioncategory.DataSource = … |
| | [QUOTE=markchicobaby;569319]This would be a number that they can publicly identify themselves with, to differentiate themselves from other companies that have a similar name.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=the guvnor]is ther a publlic database to look at company accounts?[/QUOTE]Not sure how it is in the US but I would assume it's similar to what we have …  |
| | Data[COLOR="Red"]S[/COLOR]et C# (as with most languages) is case sensitive :twisted: Hope that helps :) |
| | Kayfar; Please post your login/logout code here (minus any password sensitive information if present in your code) so that we can see the process you're using to maintain your login session. Depending on your session management method we may be better able to suggest the best possible method for ending … |
| | Re: Message Size Well, if we assume each character is a byte (generally) then you can use tbText.Text.Length to get the total number of characters (bytes) contained in the text segment you're working with and convert from there. Hope that helps :) Please remember to mark solved once your issue is resolved. |
| | Why certainly!! As gained from [URL="http://www.dreamincode.net/code/snippet1390.htm"]here[/URL]:[CODE]<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- document.write("The current URL is : "+location.href) // --> </SCRIPT>[/CODE]You will need to modify it a bit to match the input you want for your 404 but that snippet will get you the URL of the current page the user is on. Hope … |
| | For starters you could provide us with the code segment that is related to your MS Access connection and UPDATE/INSERT statements and perhaps some of our fine MS Access knowledgeable members would be able to troubleshoot from there :twisted: |
| | One thing I can think of here that might be causing your issue is this... When you delete a column, all subsequent columns are renumbered to reflect the now missing column no longer being there. Two possible solutions exist:[LIST=1] [*]Delete from highest column number to lowest column number [*]Loop your … |
| | Why would you want to do this though? The only reason I could see for disabling task manager is if you're trying to do something you shouldn't be and don't want the user to be able to abort your processes. Also, administrator (on many OS's) has the ability to lock … |
 | Check the [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178477.aspx"]MSDN[/URL] site for details on configuring Microsoft products such as IIS. Visual Studio suite configuration information is available at their [URL="http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/"]site[/URL] as well. If you're familiar with VB or C# you should have minimal difficulty transitioning to ASP.Net coding as most of the code-behind involved is in either … |
| | Unfortunately I don't have a sample script on-hand to provide you right this moment but... 1) you have no action defined... this would generally be where the form calls either a server side or client side script to process the submitted information and perform the tasks you require of it. … |
| | Try [URL="http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/mahesh/CreateSQLDatabase04252005064419AM/CreateSQLDatabase.aspx"]this resource[/URL] and see if it helps you. As for finding a way to use a specific database depending on the user that logs in, simply make your connection string dynamic and populate the DB name at the time of user login. DB name can be stored in the … |
| | Just going to throw this out there but... IE, any version of IE, doesn't like it when you stack CSS definitions (more than 1 value per definition) as this is a CSS3 ability which is only voluntarily included in most of the 'good' browsers and completely omitted by the rest … |
| | G'day all... I know there's a sticky in this forum for books that are recommended as C++ references from newbies to advanced coders. What I'm wondering is this... What are the online resources you [B]most[/B] recommend for C++ coders? What I'm looking for are those resources that are so useful …  |
| | Re: Error Short version, you have a form text field that is trying to pass script directly via your code-behind. Example: TextBox contains <a href="http://yourURL.com/"> TextBox contains <script="scriptHere"> Some server configurations prevent passing scripts from forms via code-behind as a security precaution. Option 1: Disable this security precaution ("<%@ Page EnableEventValidation="true" %> … |
| | As Rogachev says you are not setting the proper value when passing your date information to the DB. Your code of:[CODE]cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("dt", textBox11.Text);[/CODE]is passing a text value as if it were a dateTime value. As long as the textbox is correctly formatted (ie: all the dateTime components in the correct order) …  |
| | [QUOTE=space2;1278141]Huh.. be serious man. This is not easy.[/QUOTE]Nobody said "this will be easy"... All Omol did was outline the base steps involved in response to a single (partial) sentence request for information. In all actuality, if you're in a position to be asking "i want to make my own search …  |
| | This would be one of those "yes... and no" type situations. Yes, each person accessing the site would basically get their own 'session' in their interactions with the site. However... (and that's a strong word, however)... This is in large part affected by the methods and practices used in developing … |
| | Last I checked the only things affected by regional differences in technology these days were DvDs because players in different regions can be hard-coded to not play certain format types. This generally comes into play in certain nations that won't be mentioned here where they don't want certain types of … |
| | Welcome to the forums. As for not belonging here, no such thing, there's lots of knowledge to be gained from these forums and even 'newbies' can do so. As for the laptop issue... Periodically the one laptop in my home network (of 2 PC's a Mac and a Dell laptop) … |
| | ComboBox for the win :) Enter a portion of the category name and only those items that match will display in the associated dropdown. Hope that helps :) |
| | Re: countdown clock Well, the best way for anyone to be able to diagnose an issue with your timer is to see the code behind the timer. Could you please post your code reference here so we can see it and maybe help you troubleshoot it? :) |
| | When a user uses their browser's built in "bookmark page" or "add bookmark" button it is hard coded into the browser that it will default to the URL of the page they are on when they choose this option. While the user can manually change the URL at this time … |
| | Interesting... Looks almost exactly like an assignment sheet one might encounter in a programming class. [B]Data Validation[/B] ~ You might want to look into validation methods including but not limited to RegEx (System.Text.RegularExpressions) [B]Predefined Data[/B] ~ You might want to look into dropDownBox or spinBox control population [B]Preview Form[/B] ~ … |
| | Re: Form 1 - form 2 Technically you can change the primarily loaded form to your "FORM2" form simply by changing the entry point in your program. [COLOR="Red"]In Program.cs[/COLOR] (assuming you left everything with default names as it seems you did) you should see:[CODE]static void Main() { Application.EnableVisualStyles(); Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false); Application.Run(new Form1()); }[/CODE]Really not a huge issue … |
| | Ok, quick question here... Are we talking about attempts to read a table that has 0 rows or are we talking about reading from a table where there may be an empty row returned as part of the query? |
| | Ok, theory here since I don't know what input you're entering into the text boxes but... If you're performing a Convert.ToInt32 direct from your textbox input and you're receiving an error such as what you describe I'm going to toss out the assumption that the number you're entering into the …  |
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