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Re: What you can do to help you through these types of issues is to hit F12 on your browser and take a look at the console tab. You'll see errors reported there and those errors serve as great clues at to what the problem is related to. | |
Re: Only SMTP servers are using the MX record, not users via web browsers. However, the MX records needs to be updated as well. Either way the advice you have been given is good. Take a look at the external DNS zone and update your records accordingly. Keep I mind that … | |
Re: In forms base authentication for asp.net, you could also control access by using authorization rules in the web.config file. <system.web> <authorization> <deny users="?" /> </authorization> </system.web> | |
Re: I've used somee in the past for free asp.net. It's fine for testing. You'll find that its hard to find free asp.net hosting sites compared to other sites that provide free PHP. | |
Re: Your form seems OK based on your description. When the submit button is clicked the "process.php" page tries to load. You need to be more specific about "doesnt send information". Maybe you are not retrieving the posted data correctly? | |
Re: You need to access the zone file and update the A (host) record as well as all of the MX records that are related to your mail servers. If the records exist, just edit them. Don't leave any existing records that point to an IP that no longer services mail. | |
Re: Just to add... >Check user input before doing anything with it to make sure it is what you expect it to be (I use regex expressions for this). Even if you check it client side using JavaScript, check it again server side as well. To mitigate some of the issues … | |
Re: Have you tried a conditional statement? if (condition is true) { // load div; } | |
Re: You can be more specific in your selectors then. For example... ul.nav a { ... } ul.nav a:link { ... } These selectors will only target an him links within your ul elements that have a class of "nav". | |
Re: Length is a property and as mentioned above provides you with the number of items in the array. Do not be confused about length - 1. Say that the length is 3. That means there are three items. For example arr[0], arr[1], and arr[2]. You can access the last member … | |
Re: I agree that your example makes more sense to use. The only difference i can see is that your second example doesnt change the syle of the cursor to pointer when the user hovers over the image. However, you can take care of that in your stylesheet by doing :hover … | |
Re: Since you want this to happen client side, you will need to use javascript/jQuery. The idea here is that you copy the contents from the row and fill those textboxes with those values. In the table you display, you'll need to include soemthing that will identify the row so that … | |
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Re: Based on your description, its going to be alomst impossible to help you. This site and its members works well when you post a specific problem, along with your code. The only thing i can recommend is that visual studio does have templates so its possible to start with a … | |
Re: First, consider being patient as this isnt a live session. With regards to your issue, keep in mind that asp.net is server side and jQuery is client side. When your browser attempts to execute the javascript on the page, it has no idea that the markup and code its looking … | |
Re: You havent provided any code so its difficult to know what's happening. since it works without the jQuery, try this...using your browser's dev tools, open the javascript console and see if there are any errors when jQuery is included. | |
Re: You can develop asp.net using notepad if you wanted to. If Dreamweaver is your preferred app for development, then use it. There is no requirement to develop using Visual Studio. You can develop using whatever tool you wish, then copy the files to th webserver. Of course, for asp.net, the … | |
Re: Using this approach doesn't actually create a triangle, it looks like a triangle. So if you are looking for a way to make a triangle that has a "border" instead of a solid color triangle, using this same approach, create two triangles of different colors and one smaller than the … | |
Re: You can get this done with a few lines of javascript. If you provide your relevant HTML, it would be easier to help. | |
Re: You can do this with JavaScript. However, you have to store the birthday information somewhere. You could store it in JSON format within your script, in an array? or you can pull the information from the server using Ajax so you could maintain the birthday info in a database table. … | |
Re: Yes, you can integrate as much HTML and JavaScript in your .aspx file as you wish. You may have not realized, but all of your asp.net controls and code are rendered as HTML elements once the browser requests a page from the web server hosting the asp.net application. Browsers don't … | |
Re: Secure FTP? Its worth it if you have a requirement to secure the traffic. FTP transmits in plain text including the authentication (username and password) process. | |
Re: You cannot hide a MAC address within the same subnet. MAC addresses are required for layer 2 delivery of packets. No one will see your MAC address outside of the subnet between you and your ISP. Here is some additional information about packet delivery: [How IP Packets are Routed on … | |
Re: I can also recommend Western Digital's TV Live box. In addition to the streaming, you can plug in a USB stick/drive as well. I think its an all around great appliance for the price. | |
Re: If your computer has the recovery image on the hard drive (which many vendors place now a days..), just boot the computer and hit the appropriate function key to access this process. Depending on the computer, the key may be F1, F2, F11, etc.. You can find this info on … | |
Re: Client side or server side? Client side: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_select_selectedindex.asp Server side depends on your scripting language. | |
Re: Not possible with HTML alone. This requires scripting and can easily be done using server side scripting such as PHP, asp.net, Java, etc.. | |
Re: Not sure if your code will work as its written. I think you have the general idea though. here is a simple example you can work off of. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> .header {border:1px solid black;height:1em;font-size:5em;} .hiddenDivp {display:none;} </style> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.0/jquery.min.js"> </script> </head> <body> <div class="header">-</div> <div class="hiddenDiv"> <p>I … | |
Re: As long has there is network connectivity, then yes there are various options. Please provide more detail. | |
Re: There is no event on the button with the value of "whatever" that will execute the intended function. | |
Re: So, at this point you'd either have to create your own solution or you can integrate a jQuery validation plug-in (there are a few of them out there). Which do you prefer? Building something that includes pop-ups and with easy customization would take some time, of course. If you find … ![]() | |
Re: There are actually two methods, I usually implement both. http://mabdelhamid.wordpress.com/2011/11/09/how-to-prevent-authenticated-users-from-joining-workstations-to-a-domain/ | |
Re: So what is the problem/error? while i dont understand the purpose, you code seems to work fine, at least with regards to loading the content from test1.htm, yes/no? | |
Re: Hello and Welcome to DaniWeb! I do not speak French, but I beleive that some of the other regular members here do... enjoy your stay. | |
Re: So yes it does sound like you are asking about some type of private messaging systems. You indicated "I dont know how to implement this feature.". What help are you looking for? What have you tried? ![]() | |
Re: Im not sure about that exact model, but try turning on the computer then after the Gateway BIOS logo appears, press ALT+F10 immediately. |
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