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![]() | Re: Hello and welcome. My formal training has been in network and server administration but I've been learning/working with web development for several years now. |
Re: Removing the USB device without safely ejecting is not for protecting the hardware itself or the drivers. The primary purpose is to protect your data. Pulling out a USB drive while it's being written to could corrupt the data. IN addition, even if the drive isn't actively being written to, … | |
Re: Do you have any relevant code? Generally, you can pass values back to your server side code by using HTML input elements of type hidden. | |
Re: The style that is affecting your div is `overflow:hidden`. I'm not clear on what you are trying to accomplish so i'm not sure how to advise you. | |
Re: Just a few minor changes to get your validation to work... <form method="post" action="operation.php" name="form1"> <label>Location Name:</label><input type="text" name="name" /> <br /><br /> <label>Latitude:</label><input type="text" name="age" /> <br /><br /> <label>Lontitude:</label><input type="text" name="addr" /> <br /><br /> <input type="submit" value="Add" name="add" onclick="return validation()" /> </form> <script> function validation(){ var name=document.forms["form1"]["name"].value; … | |
Re: What help do you need. all you provided was some sample code. No detailed question, no error information?? | |
Re: You dont need line 24, 38 or 48 because you are already loading it in line 8. You may want to re-arrange some of these items. I'd suggest having your Style sheet references first, then the jQuery library, then the external jquery ui library, then any misc libraries after that. … | |
Re: You can simply add a div to your html page. Give the div an ID. In your css, set this element with the same ID to display:none. For example.. #div1 { display:none } To display the div, set the div's display property to block in the function that you are … | |
Re: The error is telling you that if you want to see the actual error, turn custom errors to OFF or remotely only but with remote only you would only see the error is browsing from the webserver itself. Just temporarily set it to off so you can get the details. | |
Re: Yes, you can use windows server's quota tool. There are 3rd party applications that provide additional more detailed quota features. | |
Re: Unless you've been affected by some nasty malware, resetting IE settings to defaults will remove any changes you have made to the browser. Go to options, advanced tab. You.ll see a reset button. That returns the browser to defaults. Give it a try. | |
Re: On a computer, you not only have to worry about the hotspot service security but also the security on your laptop meaning if someone gains admin access to your computer they have admin access to the hotspot. Nothing is 100% secure. With increased security there is always a decrease user … | |
Re: >That works with normal text file, has nothing to do with Notepad.exe. i've re-read the posts above and there is no reference to the notepad application itself except for the title but maybe the word "notepad" means "textfile". The reason why i say this is because pilot122x is talking about … | |
Re: The code you are using would be conceptually done from the "child page" (for the lack of a better term, but so you understand) trying to access a control in the master page. You want the reverse, so from the master page, you should be able to access the controls … | |
Re: I think that in any IT project, you want to have a statement of work (SOW) agreed on and signed prior to the start of the project. The SOW is basically the contract that describes the job, in-scope, out-of-scope, costs, etc. It goes over the roles and responsibilities of you … | |
Re: What is your question? If you need help, you need to provide more information and clarity in what the issue is and what you are trying to do. | |
Re: Yeah, it doesn't look like the creator of the PDF developed it as a form. If it was, you would be able to fill it out even with adobe reader, then print it out the filled form. | |
Re: I performed a search online and found many articles that describe how to get this done. Basically... 1. Go to Settings > Search Preferences 2. Under Errors and redirections , Edit the Custom Page Not Found option 3. Now provide the specific HTML in the textarea. > I would like … | |
Re: Here are some of the basics with regards to securing the PC/apps.... * Rename/Disable the Admin and Guest account * Dont have any more local accounts defined on the system that what you actually need. * Ensure that all of your accounts have very strong and complex passwords. * If … ![]() | |
Re: There is no HTML or CSS included in that jsfiddle. | |
Re: there is nothing stopping from starting to develop all of your pages using the HTML5 doctype. Once you do that, its an HTML5 page. Its that simple. Start with `<!doctype html>` With that said, that doesnt mean for you to go ahead and introduce HTML5 elements. You have to do … | |
Re: Hello and welcome to DaniWeb! Lots of people here to help you, none to do the work for you. So, I'd recommend that you post what you have so far and lets see where you actually need help. If you are unable to even develop the HTML markup portion of … | |
Re: Your code is not correct. <div id="two">This is div2</div> <script> var sour = document.getElementById('two'); sour.style.backgroundColor="blue"; </script> | |
Re: If the computer is old and cannot run the virtual host application, you shouldn't expect that it will be able to run the virtual guests either. | |
Re: You can easily do that by using multiple panel controls on the page. Set them to visible=false. On page load, get your data from the database about your users, then simply use a coniditional statement to decide which panel control to set the visible=true. | |
Re: The site appears to be down or at least I cannot get to it. If all you need is to apply a style across multiple elements, assign the same class to these elements then target them in your style sheet. For example in your style sheet... .movie-box { padding: 10px; … | |
Re: Likely due to your path... images/background.png That path wouldn't be relevant unless you are on a page at the root directory and your images folder is off the root. If you use your browsers dev tools (F12), any errors in the network tab or console? | |
Re: Sammy, Here is the thing...there are plenty of people here to help, but most people here are volunteers so its unlikely anyone is going to provide you with the code. I'd suggest you break up this project into components and work on one component at a time, then submit specific … | |
Re: I'm not a php developer, but my first thought is that your php script is generating HTML. The script needs to send back data in json format... A quick search online has led me to the json_encode() method. For example.. echo json_encode($data); I'm going to look into this a bit … | |
![]() | Re: Have you tried contacting Google? I would imagine that they would be able to help if you can prove you own the domain. It would be as easy as creating a record in the DNS zone so they can see that the you own/manage the domain. |
Re: JQuery has .hide() and .show() methods you can use to hide and show content. If you want the digs to be hidden when the page loads, use CSS and set their display: none. Then use the .show() method to unhindered the div(s). | |
Re: Maybe there is something you have configured incorrectly with the element that has the ID = "**txtHint**"? You are not showing this element in your code. could it be a size property that you added or something else preventing all of the text from showing? | |
Re: How can anyone help you without seeing any code? Is this page online? If not, provide the relevant code. | |
Re: There are a few ways to approach this. Once approach is to apply a class to the span elements and set the position to absolute, then use the top and left property to place it in the correct position. Of course, take this as general guidance. It would be easier … | |
Re: >I do not see the homegroup Are all of the computers on the same subnet? | |
Re: A quick search online reveals quite a bit of solutions. Here is one where someone wrote their own plug-in for jQuery: http://www.antiyes.com/jquery-blink-plugin However, i think a plugin is kind of an overkill. Here is a few lines of jQuery code that applies the "blink" to any element with a class … |
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