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if i can add an additional comment, back to using full URLs in your HTML markup.. the real reason why this is a bad idea, at least in my opinion is that it generates a problem say for example, if you were to change the domain name. This may not …
The effect you are looking for is not working because what is actually happening is that the page is being reloaded.
If you are trying to access the DB from your computer at home, its unlikely your provider is going to allow that traffic in from the Internet. Usually providers only allow the DB traffic to come from their hosting servers. Check with your provider directly regarding options around your DB …
>Thirdy, find a new professor. I agree with that. i consider myself a **novice** at javascript and its fairly easy to find the issues with your sample code. I've taught for many years in the classroom and I cant imagine a professor/instructor not being able to help you with this …
Are the CheckIn and CheckOut properties defined as strings or datetime? If they are datetime, did you try... `book.CheckIn.ToString();`
You have to be patient. this isnt live help, at least not usually. Your code isnt complete, but most likely what you are seeing is that when you try to add the data store in the arrays, the information is being treated as a string, instead a number. The simple …
We can surely help with just about any language except the once called "CanUDoIt4Me". That's not a popular language on this site.
So what i would recommend is that you try using the developer tools that are shipped with your browser. For example, i like to use Google Chrome, so hit F12 and you will get a console window at the bottom of the screen. As you can see, i ran your …
You can apply any subnet mask you wish to any IP address regardless of the "class". Routing by "class" is a thing of the past. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing
do you have sample code so we can see the behaviour you are talking about?
I've been on the hiring side for many years. I can tell you that there is no guarantee for anyone. The degree is just one tool that I'd like to see in your toolbox but it's not the only one. I've hired many with and without degrees. At the very …
I would say the best place to start with videos/tutorials/examples is on the official asp.net web site.. http://asp.net
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