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Re: When developing in asp.net (web forms), the page can only have one form element. You need to place all of your controls within the one form element. | |
Re: Yes line 14 should be LastName. It maybe null or could be an empty string as suggested by Cj. Try this to see what the results are... if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(lastname)) txtLastName.Text = "oops"; This will test if the value is null, empty, or white space. If it is then the condition … | |
Re: Yeah, you are going to run asp.net pages on a windows server running IIS. >It was showing it was only in the content root directory. What do you mean, please clarify.. | |
Re: Yes you can include HTML markup including referenced to style sheets and javascript in your aspx pages. Your aspx pages will render pure HTML markup. | |
Re: This is only the HTML code. Can you upload a working do on jsfiddle.net to see what is actually happening? Or provide ONLY the relevant code here? | |
Re: There are tons of tutorial online such as this one: [Installing and Configuring Server 2008](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1003-how-to-install-windows-server-2008/). Your question is too vague. What specific help do you need? | |
Re: Do you have some sample code to share so we can see what's not working or provide guidance? I dont know what you mean by themes. Are you trying to take a single picture and strech it accross the background? | |
Re: What happens access the page using your browser? use your dev tools (hit f12 in your browser). Any errors reported in your console? Any errors reported on the network tab (showing pages failing to load)? | |
Re: There are quite a bit of providers that provide inexpensive asp.net hosting... For less than $10 US per month I believe godaddy, somee, and arvixe are a few that come to mind. Of course if you do a search online, the list is endless. | |
Re: You should be able to do this using any server side scripting language. If you plan on using javascript/jQuery to add rows on the page client side then you will need to read the data server side from the input elements when you submit the form. You can do this … | |
Re: It is called a "zero-day" because the vulnerability unknown to the vendor. This vulnerability is then exploited by hackers before the vendor is aware. Since the vendor is not aware, there is no fix for it at the time of the exploit. Depending on the exploit, I'd say there is … | |
Re: I'd agree that w3schools is a great place to start because it will get you up and going very quickly since their tutorials are short and easy. However, I'm not too sure that I'd depend on them for anything other than an introduction. I'm not a web developer by trade … | |
Re: I am definately not an expert in this area but have worked in server support quite a bit in the past. The performance depends not necessarily on how many VMs you create, but more on the design of your storage. Aside from perfomance, you should consider the management of your … | |
Re: In IE you can hit f12 to access your dev tools. Take a look at the console to see if errors are being reported. | |
Re: Just for the benefit of anyone else that may have a similar problem, you do realize that the animation you were using (easeOutBounce) sort of creates that "jerky" effect as appposed to "linear". So was there really a "jerky" problem, or did you simply use an effect that you didnt … | |
Re: You may want to study the client side code to figure it out. I'm sure you can find some plug-ins out there already written, but if you wanted to do something yourself, it should be too hard. you need some divs, some hidden divs, position them in the right place, … | |
Re: The only thing is that a datagridview is for winforms, not web forms. I've taken a look at your example, and i'm not aware of any third party controls you can use to get you exactly to that point. I'd say if you are comfortable with asp.net controls and html, … | |
Re: Refer to this page for more information about the use if mark down: https://www.daniweb.com/community/syntax | |
Re: Why are you unable to activite it? Do the system provide you with an error code? What have you tried? | |
Re: Take a look at this other DaniWeb thread. Its similar to your question and includes some addition code samples/demo that may be of use to you. https://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/468203/checkboxespassing-form-data-using-html-and-php | |
Re: You can also use your browser's dev tools (hit F12) and take a look at the console for any errors or other messages that may provide you with a hint of possible problems. | |
Re: For the future, please flag the article, someone will move it for you. Cereal posted a potential answer for you in the other thread. Multiple threads may/can be confusing for members and also cause disjointed discussions. | |
Re: >not because I have something to hide i think the "i've got nothing to hide" argument is irrelevant. You should never give anyone including governments the right of your privacy, period. governments will treat your privacy like they treat your money. | |
Re: So in the default code behind only line 3 is going to execute. Once you get to line 3 you are instructing the program to redirect to the confirm page. Looks like you are trying to append a querystring parameter. If you wanted to pass the parameter via the URL, … | |
Re: You can have one click event and then within that click event take different actions depending on some variable/condition. | |
Re: You can have multiple blocks of javascript running on the same page. Do you have sample code to look at to see if there is another problem? | |
Re: In your browser, right click the image placeholder, inspect element. What is the path? compare that path to where you know the images are being stored. Is is the same, different? likely different, hence no image. Seems you simply need to get the path correct. | |
Re: your code is not complete... using your sample code, this seems to work just fine.. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.0/jquery.min.js"></script> </head> <body> <input id="phone1" class="input" type="text" ><br /> <input id="phone2" class="input" type="text" > <script> $("#phone1").blur(function () { alert('on blur'); }); </script> </body> </html> | |
Re: I gave up on animated gifs along time ago for this exact reason. For spinners, I now use spin.js which is a javascript based spinner not a gif. You are limited using spin.js with regards to the spinner as opposed to the flexibility of an animated gif but I have … | |
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Re: What data are you sending from the server back to the client? Also, you'll find that to actually get to the data, you should be referencing data.data in your case. You can know for sure if you use your browser's dev tools (in chrome and IE hit F12) and analyze … | |
Re: sounds like the issue is related to the fact that you added data after the fact using ajax... For example, you wouldnt be able to attach the click event using .click() because the elements havent been loaded yet. You would use the .on() method.. for example.. $('#divId).on('click', 'targetElement', function().... What … | |
Re: ..and unfortunately many times the new member is hijacking the thread or posting spam. | |
Re: Just to add, windows 7 extended support is until 2020 so you'll still be able to get security patches until then. Mainstream support is the one that ends in 2015. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/lifecycle | |
Re: If you have a typical consumber based internet connection (DSL, broadband), you were likely assigned one IP address. This "typical" Internet connection then requires that you have some type of modem/consumer based router running "NAT", or Network Address Translation. Basically, it maps the public IP address for all of your … | |
Re: What is the TTL for this record in question? You may have updated the value of the DNS records, but if you have a really long TTL, you'll find that the record is cached so depending on which DNS server responds, you'll get different values. Say the TTL is 24 … | |
Re: I'll move this to a more appropriate forum category... And...what you can do is modify the properties of the command prompt, increase the buffer settings to take care of the issue you described.  |
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