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 | For Windows, regardless of the version, I generally stick with Visual Studio.  |
 | I cant complain. Very fortunate to be enjoying sunny blue skies, 27C/81F, partly cloudy with a slight breeze.  |
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| | Re: Payment gateway There are tons of providers out there, assuming you are going with a third party? Or were you considering writing your own? Take a look at this conversation on an asp.net forum. http://forums.asp.net/t/1963568.aspx?how+to+integrate+payment+gateway+system+in+c+net+without+using+PayPal+Gateway+  |
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| | Global.aspx is not intended for you to access via a web browser. There are certain files that the asp.net engine will not allow you to access via a browser. For example, *.config files cannot be either. |
| | Once you choose a host and are familiar with the folder/file structure, you can just update your local copy of web.config file with the correct path and upload it to your provider. Your provider can give you that path. |
| | There's nothing to extract. You download the appropriate jQuery files, link them in your web app and use the methods according to the jQuery documentation. |
| | Building a proper network is beyond the scope of a forum thread or even basic tutorials. Sure, you can go out and buy a network switch, router, run a bunch of cables, but there are various components you need to configure properly to get a network up and running, stable, … |
 | Do you have another other interests in IT, project managment, MIS manager? You could surely use your CS experience. Maybe its time to find something else of interest within IT. You are young so if you need to take a few more classes, in the scheme of life, its no … |
 | If you want access to the input element from your code behind, use a textbox control instead. `<asp:TextBox ID="name" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>` or you would have to add the runat="server" property to your input element. |
| | What do you have so far? What is not working for you? |
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| | There is a few ways that I can think of. For example, you can grab the value and send that value back for a DB lookup via Ajax, receive the result and display it Or if your select (drop down) element's option elements can have this info already, possibly by … |
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| | If you wanted "Student 1, " to display in the text box, you would change line 11 to be name.title. However, the rest of what you are asking regarding placing a clickable link inside of an input element isn't going to work as far as I know. The input (textbox) …  |
| | Ok so, one way is to execute a function when the "onchange" event triggers. In this function, you send a request to your ASP, ASP.NET, PHP, etc.. page with the selection and the page will return the results back. then simply display the results or do whatever calculation with the …  |
| | Re: Activity stream I thought this was about the activity stream on the main page. I figured now this is about the member stats page. Yes, its very difficult to follow now.  |
 | Re: refresh div Using javascript or jQuery you simply need to copy the values when the event occurs such a the button click that finishes the form. Without any code example, its hard to provide you with better guidance regarding your code. |
| | Is there anything else in the IT industry that you enjoy? Systems or Network administration? Or are you looking outside of IT? |
| | If the sender is a host on the Internet, why not simply create a port fowarding rule on your Internet router? What kind of Internet connection do you have? Based on the IPs you listed, the assumption is that the FTP services are running on the proxy server? 127.0.0.1 is … |
| | The problem here is actually that you are not using your selectors correctly.. for a class, you have to prefix the class name in your CSS with a period (.), and for IDs, prefix with a hash (#) symbol. For example.. h1 {} .nav {} #footer {} The type attribute … |
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| | Business Intelligence related. Think about SQL reporting services, Microsoft Dynamics, etc... ? For IBM, they have Cognos. |
| | Re: sms on website If you are trying to connect to 192.168.254.103:9501 from a host on the Internet, that isn't going to work. This is a private IP address. It's not public ally routable on the Internet. If you are trying to connect to a host in your private network, you have to specify … |
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| | If you set the background and font color the same, it will appear to be covered up. Alternatively, you could delete the contents of the cell, and have this value temporarily stored in a hidden input element `<input type="hidden" value="#####" />` then use javascript to place the value back when … |
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| | Anytime I am working on a web page that requires a media player, i use Yahoo's media player. It can even play video files as well. Take a look here: http://webplayer.yahoo.com/ As techite mentioned in his post, you just reference their external javascript file.  |
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 | I'm a minimalist so here is one of the basic principals that motivates me on a daily basis.. "The less you own, the less that owns you."  |
| | Your post seems incomplete and doesn't make much sense. Please clarify your question.  |
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| | You are sending the entire object to your function. Either only send the value stored in the element, or retrieve the value of the element in the function. |
 | >THE COMPUTER SYSTEM WILL NOT ALLOW ME TO ENTER BOOT SETUP how is the computer preventing you from accessing the BIOS settings?  |
 | Re: changing color You can handle this via asp.net server side, but it would be easier to handle client side using javascript, plus you get the benefit of not having to initiate a postback on the page.  |
| | Well, you would have to run some type of task every 24 hours. There are a variety of ways to do this... You can setup a page that handles this service and use a cron job to call that page once every xx minutes and check the database for an … |
| | ASP.NET works very well with MSSQL. If you are developing with Visual Studio, you can integrate MSSQL very easy. You aren't limited to MSSQL, you can use MySQL or anything else you are comfortable with and that provides you with the proper DLL(s) to integrate with ASP.NET. |
| | Re: Box outta box You posted a picture so I cant see the behavior you are referring to, but if you mean that when you hover or click on the item, it sort of "pops out", that is just done by changing the style of the element. For example, if this occurs when hovered, … |
 | >I've heard a lot of people mention that no matter what your first language will be hard to understand because it's all new to you. I guess in the end it all boils down to personal preference. So if this helps you... im not a programmer by trade, actually a … |
| | Re: XP start up If you are planning a fresh installation of Windows, just install the first hard drive in the computer. Boot off of the Windows XP CD and start the installation. Install a fresh copy (format the drive during the installation). After Windows has completed the installation, you can then add the …  |
 | I haven't tried your code but maybe the logic is incorrect and you are always returning true. Make submitOk = false on line 22 to test to make sure the return is working as expected. If it works work your way backwards in your function. |
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| | You can use collaboration software/remote control tools. For example, something like join.me would probably work for you. They have a free and paid version. The way it works is that someone initiates the join.me session. The service provides a session number. The other person joins that session and now you …  |
| | The ASUS recovery restore discs are there to help you recover the system back to its original settings. This process would include the necessary drivers and any other software that came with the system. If you use a Windows XP SP3 CD, you need to gather the drivers that the … |
 | Re: dropdown problem >Now i need to hide the div when i click elsewhere on the document except on the dropdown. how can i achieve this?. With some jQuery, you should be able to accomplish this. This isnt tested, but should give you the general idea... $('html').click(function () { $("#div1").hide(); }); |
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