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Can you elaborate on what you mean by "show up"? i see that you have included some PHP in your content? I see an opening tag `<?php`, but then you have alot of text within your opening and closing php tags.

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You may be out of luck if the vendor did not create a 32 bit version of the driver. When you downgraded to Windows 7, I assume then that you installed the 32bit version instead of the 64bit? Since you found Win 7/8 64 bit drivers on the dell site, …

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How about creating a view instead and only including those records in the view where there is a match on report_id in each table? The view would only need one field, email_address and would not contain null values.

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You need to pass the values from one page to the next. There are several options... Pass them via the POST/GET, session variables, or via cookies are some of the examples. Since you will be submitting a form, using the post method is a good approach See this example from …

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I dont think you are going to find a universal answer. Some people (employees and employers) may have a higher bar set than others when it comes to rating themselves as novice, intermediate, expert, etc... In my opion, its not as important for someone to be "fluent" with the language …

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>I need to select all these elements Can you select them by class name instead? Do you have a sample of code to work with?

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>I am concidering using Google apps with for a host as they provide all of the things that I am looking for. if Google Apps already provides you with the features you are looking for..then what is the actual concern? If you had to develop a custom solution, I suspect …

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It looks like this error is related to windows not being able to verify the digital signature of that file (based on the status message you provided). Take a look at this reference which describes your same file and status message problem: http://www.eightforums.com/installation-setup/19968-system32-winload-efi-status-0xc0000428-error.html Also: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/fdc6fa67-f4c0-47f6-a228-11706495a08e/server-2008-status0xc0000428-windows-cannot-verify-the-digital-signature-for-this-file?forum=winserversecurity

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Your provider should be giving you instructions regarding the path to store your files using an FTP client such as FileZilla. Why couldn't you store the form on the root or a subfolder?

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An encrypted file can be copied and deleted. If you try to open an encrypted file, you need to have the appropriate private key. If you can't get to the files because there are other programs interfering with your GUI, you could take the drive out of your computer, plug …

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If you require client side interaction, that's mainly going to involve javascript even though CSS3 and HTML5 offers some client side interaction and dynamics/effects. No matter what you do client side, at some point you are going to have to interact server side to process something. I'm not clear enough …

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To add Zagga's remarks, when a user accesses any page on your site that requires the user to be first authenticated, you simply need to check for something before you show the user the content of the page. As Zagga indicated, its common to store some information in a session …

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Or, the network where this web server is located on is not allowing connections to a remote host at all or on that port. gmail mail server?

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Close? Do you mean hide without any type of animation? Not sure what you mean by close. Try... $(this).hide();

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Having the CSS is great but also providing the relevant HTML would be helpful as well. Or do you have the site accessible on the interment to take a look at it?

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There are so many different ways to address this. I'm not sure that i would have used a table for this purpose, but that's fine. You could for instance apply a negative margin to the right image and that will move it over. Not really the best approach, but it …

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>Is there anywhere on the web that offers a good starting place to learn ASP.NET? i think the best place to start is on MIcrosoft's officical asp.net site http://asp.net There are guides, example code, and video tutorials that will get you started. Also, their Channel9 has various videos that will …

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What you may consider doing is binding the country name to the text and country Id to the value properties of the drop down. Then when you press the button, in the button's click event, get the dropdown.selectedItem.value and save it to your DB table.

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If you are new to web development, you really have to get your HTML and CSS skills up to speed before you consider client and server side scripting which gives your site the dynamic features. Fortunately, HTML and CSS is very easy to pick up and learn. From that point, …

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hello brenton_77, first you've posted in the ASP category, this is an ASP.NET related thread. In any event, can you post the relevant section of the web.config file to have a look?

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When you open the page with your browser and look at the dev tools (F12), do you see any errors in the console log?

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Provide a sample if the code you are working with. What kind of solution are you looking for? How do you want it to behave when you type repetitive characters?

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Ok my honest answer is.... Windows 7. If I wasnt honest, I'd say Windows 8. However, if im not being honest then my answer about Windows 7 may be dishonest.

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As far as i know, yes you can only have one forms element. What i've done in the past is have one login page and use different panels to display the appropriate login form based upon something (querystring, session, cookie, source ip, etc...), or have a login page and redirect …

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Ok do your problem is likely that when the textbox is rendered, the ID that is being generated is not "text1". You can easily verify this by looking at the client side source code using your browser. What you can do is set "ClientIDMode=Static" to the asp.net textbox in your …

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There is absolutely no way anyone could provide you with a complete answer in a single there here because there are many components you need to include in your project. Yes, for one, using a master page is a good idea. A very high level... in your master page, you …

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I have used the jQuery Treetable plug-in several times. Its easy to implement. You simply have to build your tree using a table structure via your server side code. The client side code creates the tree. http://plugins.jquery.com/treetable/

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The good thing is that HTML is simply markup and doesnt really take that long to get the basics... Its probabaly a good idea to start with HTML 4.01 to get a good foundation. MOving on to XHTML is very simply because XHTML is really HTML with just some additional …

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Change the option for JS. ![4e09a3baa7e1fabf65737274fd79445c](/attachments/small/3/4e09a3baa7e1fabf65737274fd79445c.PNG "align-left")

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