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 | i tried with a scanner and was taken to a page that displayed something alongs the lines of creative sheep. |
 | What can we possibly do with your post? You didnt ask a question or specficy what problem you are having..  |
 | The problem here is that the browser downloads the HTML as pritaeas described. While you can apply techniques to make it more challenging to read, you cannot ultimately prevent someone from getting your HTML code. I dont even need a browser. There are a variety of other tools as well …  |
| | I dont beleive there is any inline equivalent for these pseudo-selectors even though a W3C draft from 2002 indicates yes... [Syntax of CSS rules in HTML's "style" attribute](http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-css-style-attr-20020515) You could use javascript instead.. `<div onMouseOver="this.style.backgroundColor='yellow'" onMouseOut="this.style.backgroundColor='#FFFFFF'">DIVie</div>` |
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| | If block-inline doesn't work, try inline-block. |
 | If you want to simply display what was uploaded, well there are a few different approaches. I think the easiest way is to have an image control that by default is set to `visible = false`, then on the postback where you click on the button to upload, after you … |
| | White (#ffffff) is a white as it gets. Assuming the text is not black (#000000), you can darken the text and or darken the background to make the shadow look "lighter" (contrast). |
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 | Another option is that SQL management studio allows you to export the schema and all of the data to a script file. If you create the DB using somee's online tool, then run the script, that should work, I would assume. |
| | Have you tried to use DaniWeb's search feature? maybe simply include the user name and a few key words that you recall may be included in the thread. This thread is likley indexed in Google and DaniWeb's search is a custom google engine (CSE). I've used that approach before and … |
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| | Before we even bother looking at this code in details... What browser are trying this with? The transform property which you didn't include is supported by IE10 and Firefox. If you are trying with IE your code will not work. You only included the WebKit alternative which is supported by … |
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 | If you need assistance with a specific thread or post, you can click on the "flag" icon within the content area. With regards to "unlocking" functionality, here is a recent thread that discusses this in more detail. http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/473236/full-website-functionality |
| | Even if the control is on the master page, you can access it via pages that reference the master page. See this MSDN article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xxwa0ff0.aspx You can also expose controls by creating public properties as described in this other asp.net article: http://www.asp.net/web-forms/tutorials/master-pages/interacting-with-the-master-page-from-the-content-page-cs |
| | As pzuurveen suggests, store a counter value in a session variable. You would increment this number between lines 21-23. before you exit the block, check if the value is == 3, and if it is redirect to the forget password page. |
| | >Is it possible to add 4 different videos on same location with different extension of oog and mp4 inside a single <video> tag? No, you would need to create multiple video elements and use javascript to show/hide, prevent/next controls to go through the videos. [EDIT]: I didnt consider the approach …  |
| | >how to upload a asp.net file online I normally just connect to the provider using an FTP client such as FileZilla and copy the files up. Your provider will give you the ftp address and you simply set up a username and password. I have used somee.com as well and … |
| | If the processor is not supported by the motherboard, it wont boot. If you put in another processor, but overclock it or fail to cool it, it will just shut down when it over heats. If the memory is incorrect/not compatible, the computer wont boot. If the memory is compatible, …  |
 | Thanks for the tip on the free hosting. testing it out... So far, I like it over 000webhost, of course... considering its free. |
 | That's a possible solution, but its not supported accross all browsers. Check: http://caniuse.com/input-number |
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 | >So what I'd like to know is does the website creator credit themself, like have my name in the footer of the page. What is the right way to go about doing this? That depends on the arrangement and the way you license your product. For example, if you are … |
 | There are plenty of people here to help you but no one is going to write the code for you so, my suggestion is for you to develop a high level plan for this project, come up with pseudo-code and then ask questions here that are very specific about problem …  |
| | Its not enough just to see this piece of CSS you provided. Do you have this site online so we can take a look at the source code and behavior that you are referring to? |
 | Re: Recordset to XML An easy way to generate an XML response is to build it manually...Its much easier to use methods() in asp.net but in classic ASP, this is fairly easy to do. For example.. <% response.ContentType="text/xml" response.Write("<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>") response.Write("<book>") response.Write("<author>Jim Smith</author>") response.Write("<title>Best Book</tile>") response.Write("<description>Great book to read.</description>") response.Write("</book>") %> |
| | If your web.config file is saved in the root directory and you have customErrors, set to off, you should be seeing the actual error instead of the message above. It has to be in the root directory |
| | Did you make sure that you copied all of your files to the webserver? |
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| | In IT, my experience is that maintenance is generally 15-18% of the initial investment.  |
 | If you want the links not to work, using jQuery, when the click method is triggered, use the event.preventDefault(); method. |
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| | If you want to use a drop down menu, you could easily use the `<select>` element. You'd poplulate the `<option>` elements for this drop down using your server side code. Here is an example of how to create a drop down manually.. <select> <option value="1">Item 1</option> <option value="2">Item 2</option> <option … |
 | >When the new design is applied to the site the server side events are not firing. What do you mean by new design? If the events are firing, it could be that they are not being wired/handled. For example if you are writing asp.net/vb.net code, your subroutines require that you … |
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 | You would use javascript but we need a container to hold this message. Do you already have maybe a set of span tags to display the message? We can style this element. I can help you with a working example. |
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| | Hello Matthew, I found this regex string a while back. unfortunately, i dont have the source to provide you with so you can go back and take a first hand look. I use it regulary when validating email addresses. function validateEmail(email) { var reg = /^(([^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+(\.[^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+)*)|(\".+\"))@((\[[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([a-zA-Z\-0-9]+\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,}))$/; return reg.test(email); } The … |
 | Can you clarify the problem you are having and/or post the relevant code? A div has a transparent background by default. I dont understand what you are asking or trying to accomplish. |
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