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 | How are you including the images? As `<img>` elements? If so, some email browsers will block that content unless the user clicks on allow. You can embed the images in your email using the alternateviews property. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.mail.mailmessage.alternateviews.aspx I dont have sample code to share with you as it isnt handy … |
 | In your title, you mention Visual Studio.. Are you developing PHP using Microsoft Visual Studio? There's no rule that says you cant, but Visual Studio is probably not the best IDE for PHP. So phpMyAdmin is used to manage your DB, but can you clarify...is your DB at the universitie's … |
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 | I believe that for anyone that is serious about any area of interest, it is important to learn that area from the ground up, including becoming intimately familiar with the building blocks of that area. It doesnt matter if we are talking about web development, math, or any other product. …  |
 | I'd recommend that you take each concept seperately with regard to creating threads. Each of those items may result in tons of content and alot of follow up questions. If all of those questions are discussed in one thread, it will be difficult to follow. I'll add some info with … |
 | Re: Navigation style There's a few ways to create that "gap". You can also apply padding on the `<li>` elements. For example..notice `padding-right: 10px` on the `ul#nav li` selector below. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Demo</title> <style> ul#nav { list-style:none; position:relative } ul#nav li { display:inline; float:left; position:relative; padding-right: 10px; } ul#nav a { … |
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 | As far as I know, you cannot style the options elements listed within the `<select>` element except for the `background-color` and `color` properties. All other styling is applied to the `<select>` element.  |
| | You can try.. window.location.href = window.location.href If you use window.location.reload(), this will reload the current page including POST data so that may be something you need to consider. If you can be a bit more descriptive in your posts, you are more likely to get better guidance in the answers … |
| | As mentioned, either provide the relevant code (please don't post hundreds of line of non revalent code), a link to the site, or a link to your code on jsfiddle. |
| | So, as you can see we are a bit confused as to this approach. If you can provide clarification on what you are trying to implement, better guidance can be provided. If you are simply trying to create a box that acts like a link, try this approach. Simply use …  |
| | Yes truncating the table will work, at least I know for a fact that it works in MSSQL. Don't confuse truncate with drop though... :-) |
 | Re: Downtime :( Ive noticed the same behavior although it seems to come and go. As of 7:30 am Eastern, it seems a little bit better. Sometimes in a load balanced environment, if there is a problem that the load balancer(s) are unable to detect, they will continue to share the load across …  |
| | If you add the HTML5 doctype then technically it's an HTML5 page. You don't have to add the newer elements introduced in HTML5. Even if you did add HTML5 elements, the browsers are generally going to ignore elements that they don't understand. Web browsers are programmed to do the best … |
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 | You've put yourself in a corner with regard to a migration plan. According to your description, you now have two Active Directory instances, both with the same domain name and now you have Exchange 2003 running on server(s) with the same name, but simply on different IP ranges. So, the … |
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 | It's more helpful to see your relavent code either on the live site, jsfiddle, or posted here so we can see the behavior. |
| | 1) So can you clarify if you want to push the footer to the bottom of the page, regardless if there is enough content to fill the page? This is also known as a "sticky" footer. This is useful when you want the footer to be placed at the end … |
| | If you can provide the relevant HTML that is generated, we can take a look at what style can be applied to address the issue. Right click view source-only the relevant HTML is needed. |
 | So, aside from using `<img />` elements within your HTML document, you could also "embed" an image via CSS using the `background-image` property assigned to an element on the page. For example... <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Demo</title> <style> body { background-image:url('images/grid.png') } </style> </head> <body> </body> </html> **[edit]** maybe i … |
| | I followed the steps listed in this MS Article using Excel 2013, and it worked fine. [How to use conditional formatting to shade every other row in Excel](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/268568)  |
| | Is the SMTP host you are trying to connect to listening on port 25? Check their documentation for the correct settings. |
| | Try something like this... <script> $.ajax({ dataType: "json", url: "getJson.php", success: function (data) { for (var index = 0; index < data.length; index++) { console.log(data[index]); } } }); </script> You can see the results using your browser's dev tools, console.   |
| | Ajax is easy to work with natively in JavaScript, but even eaiser if you leverage the jQuery library. Since you are new to JavaScript, I can assume you haven't been exposed to jQuery yet. What you would do is create a JavaScript function that takes care of the Ajax request. … |
 | +1 for a great response by Michael. I'll also say that you cannot look at a single class to determine what you should do with regard to a a degree and/or career choice. You are not going to be great in every class or every component within a particular field …  |
| | Re: Boot up setting >So i made DVD-drive as my 1st boot up option. If you mean in your BIOS, all this does is boot from media in your DVD drive if the media is in fact "bootable" such as an OS disk. Before you proceed with creating a mutli-boot system, I would highly … |
| | Sounds like a file association issue. Check you Programs and Features applet in Control Panel. It could be that some Office 2010 applet is installed in your computer and when you click on it, its executing this program instead of launching Access 2007. |
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 | One appropriate method is to ingest an RSS feed that the website has provided. The purpose of the feed is to syndicate their articles. If the website does not have some sort of public publication process, screen scraping their site is another option, but its generally frowned upon because you … |
 | If you want some help with regard to making your website load faster, some of the items listed below are correct. Take a look at this site which allows you to run tests against it and it will grade your site and provide you with detailed recommendations. http://www.webpagetest.org/  |
| | Re: IIS If you will be running a windows box, you will need to install PHP. IF you plan on hosting with a provider that has Windows Server, they usually have both asp.net and PHP loaded so you can do either, both.. |
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 | Re: Bookstore For this last error, it's pretty self explanatory. Are you sure you are supplying the correct credentials to connect to the target DB? |
 | The html `<center>` element is deprecated and should be avoided. For presentational formatting, its best to use CSS properties instead. One option to center the menu is to assign a width to the <ul> element with a left/right margin set to auto. #sddm { width: 705px; margin: 0 auto; padding: … |
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| | What you do mean by link and iframe? I dont see the connection. It would be more helpful if you can share some of the code you are talking about so we can see what you are dealing with. For some elements..even though they are not natively "clickable", you can … |
| | > I was using visual studio to code and sql server for stored procs, is this the best way for me to continue? If you are using visual studio, a natural choice for the db is MS SQL server mainly because of the integration. there's nothing you need to do …  |
| | The easiest way is to integrate a gridview control and just attach that gridview to a data source all using the design view in Visual Studio. Another option is to use a repeater control. This allows more flexibility on exactly what the output is going to look like. >and open … |
| | What is the error message that you received? Try this Microsoft tutorial, step by step... [How To Implement Forms-Based Authentication in Your ASP.NET Application by Using C#.NET](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301240) |
| | if you have multiple textboxes, you may want to consider using one of the web controls instead. It is going to save you a lot of work. For example, its common on page one to use a gridview. Then on page2, you can use a "detailsview" control. This control can … |
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 | >Another question of curiosity, how do i set up my if statement so that if a number (for example) has the number 5 in it, put a asterisk next to it? I was typing this code up, but in the mean time it looks like this thread received more responses … |
| | I could be mistaken but it shouldnt matter. SATA and eSATA are the same except eSATA designates that you are taking the SATA connection externally, so typically one would use an eSATA cable which is shielded.  |
 | One thing that should be considered is the life cycle of the product. Microsoft published this article in which they indicate that Visual Basic 6 will be supported during the life of Windows 8. What happens after that? While this means there will be several years to go, for someone … |
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