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![]() | Re: Its not against the rules to PM someone for help, but you have other options... If you are having an issue, it would be preferrable to post your relevant code or a link to your site to allow the community to not only provide you with help, but also learn … ![]() |
Re: So the first problem...opening a new window for another site is easy... use the window.open() javascript method. javascript even has window.opener() to access the "parent" window that opened the "child" window. but in your case, you want to fill the form or at least one textbox in the "window". Well, … | |
Re: They are used for similar reasons, but one is used with the GridView control while the other is used for controls outside of the gridview. OnRowcommand is used in the GridView control. The RowCommand event is raised say when a button is clicked in the GridView control. This enables you … | |
Re: Are you going to allow each user to create their own column? If so, this solution is not likely to be scalable. You'd need to consider an Entity–attribute–value (EAV) model for the table, at least for the custom, user specific data. | |
Re: I'm not following your description, but have you tried to set the to and from properties seperately. For example... mailMessage.From = new MailAddress("me@domain.com", "My Nice Display Name"); mailMessage.To.Add("destination@domain.com"); mailMessage.To.Add("anotherDestination@domain.com"); | |
Re: >so protocols are like the steps that need to be taken in order for the communication between the two networks to be successful! A protocol is the set of rules that define how the communication can occur. In the other thread I gave you the example about two people speaking. … | |
Re: Hello and welcome to DaniWeb! If you want the image to remain in one place regardless if you scroll down or up, apply the style `position:fixed` to this element. Use top and left properties (or bottom and right) to place the element in the correct position. | |
Re: I am not sure I understand the layout, but in any case as a side note, the `<header>` and `<footer>` elements are HTML5 so if you want to style them in IE <9, you'll have to include the HTML5Shiv. Unlike other browsers, IE will not style unknown elements by default. | |
Re: > i want real life examples of where the OSI model has been used. the OSI and the TCP/IP model are conceptual models. They act as a reference for communication should work between any two points in a network. The primary goal is to guide product implementors so that their … | |
Re: I think "OnRowEditing="gvTest_Edit" belongs on line 12 with the gridview control, not on the button control. | |
Re: Yes, you can do this with javascript. However, its very easy to do with the jQuery library using the fadeIn() method. Here's a simple example of using the fadeIn() method on a div. For an image, swap the div element for an image. <!doctype html> <html> <head> <title>fadeIn</title> <style> span … | |
Re: If you look outside of programming/Computer Science, you'll probably have an easier time getting into the IT field. I know a lot of people that are in the field without a degree. This doesn't mean that I am discounting the value of a degree or the University experience. In the … | |
Re: Hello and welcome. | |
Re: >DVR from my Iphone while away from home but can't what do I need to do Does you DVR allow you to connect via an iPhone app? If so, to do it away from your network, you need to know what port the app will connect on to your device. … | |
Re: That's true, but do you actually have a question or a specific discussion point? | |
Re: >How can I convince my boss that having me travel for extending amount of time to visit clients or prospects is not the most productive use of my time. At some point, the business finaces will resolve this issue. If there is little or no return on the investment, there … | |
Re: Try using the File.ReadAllText() method. It opens a text file, reads all of the lines, then closes the file. You can simply store the results in a string and display the results in a multiline textbox. Example.. ## ASPX ## <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> … | |
Re: Well, instead of using the border property, you can be more specific and use border-right, border-left, border-top, etc.. For example... `border-right:1px dotted #ff0000;` also, use padding to help you create some space between the content and border.  | |
Re: Are you sure your "online" database allows inbound connections over the Internet? For example, I know with GoDaddy, you have the option to expose your SQL outside over the internet, but many providers do not allow this option. | |
Re: What are the errors? Have you tried with an alternate browser? If you have familiar with the browser's dev tools, you can look at the console log to see exactly what the errors being reported are. | |
Re: So you are correct, you need to write some URL Rewrite rules in your .htaccess file. It would be very helpful if you yourself familiarized with regex otherwise, you are going to go nuts trying to copy someone else's rules. Rules are pretty custom to what you need. Here is … ![]() | |
Re: This is an indication that the path is referencing a directory rather than a file or the root of your website. Something must have changed. Does this happen if you create a new project/website? Are you running this with the basic IIS server component that ships with a as or … | |
Re: The first thing you need to check is whether or not your university allows you to make connections on telnet from outside their network. Do you have a document from them that gives you information about this? Are you connecting to the correct IP address or hostname? | |
Re: Here's something else to check... My laptop allows me to put it in "airplane mode" by hitting a function key to temporarily disable the Wifi adapter. However, it still shows up a working component of the PC. See if you have the Wifi indicator lit.. If your adapter is working, … | |
Re: Maybe you can elaborate more on this issue. Did you expect a different value when there is no uploaded file? | |
Re: Your issue is that one of the fields in your table requires a value. [OleDbException (0x80040e10): No value given for one or more required parameters.] Seems like you are trying to pass a null value. | |
Re: What do you mean by no response? something should be happending somewhere... try putting in some additional events in your code that you can use to troubleshoot the issue, or remove the try..catch blocks so that you can actually see the error your code is generating. | |
Re: The reason why you are opening a new page when you click on the submit button is because of your form action. `<form action="search.php" method="post">` You are sending the user to the search.php page. If you want the results on the same page, you'd have to post to the same … | |
Re: > I think it is probably the hard drive that has some issues. Ah, also, being a notebook I am installing windows from a flash usb, but again, I have done this before and never had any problems or massive slow-downs There could be a problem with the drive as … | |
Re: The picture is good because it gives us an idea of how you want it to look like, but we would need to see your sample, relevant code to really be able to advice on how to style it. You can post your relevant code here, or provide a link … | |
Re: Hello and welcome. It appears you are a new member. Guess what, I'd to be better looking, be a few inches taller and have more hair. It's not going to happen. Unfortunately, you've come to the wrong place if you are expecting other members to turn over code samples upon … | |
Re: You could have javascript itself submit the form. Do you have a form element on the first page? For example... function formSubmit() { document.getElementById("form1").submit(); } | |
Re: Hello shashidhargm- please take a moment to read over the [rules](http://www.daniweb.com/community/rules) on this site. No member will be sharing information or programs to illegally crack or obtain software. | |
Re: First, no one is going to provide you with a solution that you can use to compare with your solution. If you are having trouble with an assignment, post more detailed information regarding the work that you've done in a manner that we can understand. What you have posted above … | |
Re: While I firmly agree that using javascript for a login is not really a good idea, your issue is that you need another two sets of parenthesis... the problem is that your current if..else is evaluating as TRUE using your logic even if the pasword is incorrect... [edit]... adding picture … | |
Re: Here is another option outside of the VMWare or other virtual app tools... As long as your guest OS has been assigned to a network that is shared with your host OS, you simply need to configure the system OSs appropriately. It doesnt matter if the host OS is on … | |
Re: @Smeesny- That's interesting since your signature is related to web design but OK. Please start your own thread and post your sample code. | |
Re: i appologize because I know that I have trouble understanding your posts sometimes.... can you clarify exactly what it is you are trying to do? What do you want to happen when the user clicks on "Others"? | |
Re: You are going to need to include javascript in your code and leverage Ajax to upload the file behind the scenes. Here is a tutorial I quickly found doing a search... [Uploading Files with Ajax](http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/uploading-files-with-ajax/). This tutorial is not taking the file and uploading data to the DB, but you … | |
Re: So two things to consider... One... since you are using asp.net make sure that you are referencing the correct IDs for these input elements. If you prefer to make it easy for you, use the `ClientIdMode="Static"` on the elements.. Here's the jQuery I'd use.. $(document).ready(function() { $('#btnReset').click(function() { $('#txtName').val(""); $('#txtContactEmail').val(""); … | |
Re: The problem is that yes while you are using abolute positioning, the parent div's width is not set to a specific value so when the window is resized, the logo will move accordingly. One option is to place the logo within a div with a specific width, centered very similar … | |
Re: >but error keeps telling me Host '180.190.160.74' is not allowed to connect to this MYSQL Server.. Sounds like you are trying to connect from your local site? Does your hosting provider allow SQL connections inbound from outside their network? some providers do, many dont. check with them. | |
Re: This could be easily done using the setInterval() method. Simple example... <span id="total">0</span> <script> var x = 0; var int=self.setInterval(function(){count()},5000); function count(){ x++; document.getElementById("total").innerHTML=x; } <script> Try on [jsFiddle](http://jsfiddle.net/5ZxSY/1/) | |
Re: The overlapping is simply part of styling. What exactly are you trying to create? Navigation menu? Horizontal or vertical menu? Do you have to use jQuery, or have you looked at doing something less complex via CSS? | |
Re: So, i took a look and noticed that you have a conditional comment for IE10 as well. I assume that you tested the other versions of IE because if you only tested with IE10, you should note that IE10 does not support conditional comments. Try this page with your IE … | |
Re: Did you add the toolscript manager to the page? Here's an asp.net tutorial on how to implement a popup calendar. Maybe it will help you. http://www.asp.net/ajaxlibrary/act_Calendar_Simple.ashx |
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