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Re: Yes, I've used that example from that site myself as well. If you want to avoid the login process all together, you dont have to integrate your intranet site with Active Directory in that manner. Since you are developing an asp.net application, the assumption here is that you are running … | |
Re: > How can I use this plugin in my website? I tried all the possible css settings to my knowlegde but still it is not replacing browser scroll bar with custom one What do you mean CSS? I took a look at the site, and the download and instructions provided … | |
Re: This could be malware related. You could also verify if DNS request packets are even leaving the PC by installing and running a packet capture but that will only be helpful if you know how to read those captures. When you open a CMd prompt and use NSLOOKUP you get … | |
Re: You seem to be posting very general questions asking for code and examples in various threads. You will find that you will get more help if you try first, then post relevant code you are having trouble with and include specific questions regarding your problem. And I would also recommend … | |
Re: You can set the property of the password textbox to "password" so that the characters are masked as the user types in the info. Upon page load after submission, simply clear the values of the username textbox. The syntax is different whether you are developing in vb or c#. If … | |
Re: Yes, anything is possible with enough time and resources. Is there something specific you have a question about? Do you have anything implemented yet? | |
![]() | Re: > So If I bought my own server or built my own server and then connected a 2nd RJ-45 Ethernet Wire to my server. Will my website work? Yes, you could set up a web server on your own network. Of course there is some configuration you will need to … ![]() |
Re: If you boot into the CMOS/BIOS setup, there may be an option to disable the beeps. The reason for the beeps is that in the event of an error, the computer will produce a unique beep sequence per error type. You can the. Look up the beep code and figure … | |
Re: There are no links in the code provided. In any case, I assume what you mean is that you are visiting a web page and you want that link to be clicked automatically. What is your plan to do this? Use some type of browsing app that let's you inject … | |
Re: That's great news... congratulations. To endorse another member, click on the "endorse" link in the top menu, or visit the user's profile and click on the "skill endorsements" tab. | |
Re: If you mention "public transport", the reader would understand that you mean "public transportation". If I was writing the paper, I would write it as "transportation". | |
Re: During the time that you indicated problems related to memcache, I did also experience some pages not fully rendering. The spinning indicator in the browser would just continue until the page was refreshed manually. Then it would be fine for a while. I havent seen that happen lately. | |
Re: Rather than setting up a multi boot system, I'd recommend that you install windows 7 as the hist, then install a virtualization app such as virtualBox. You can run windows XP as a guest VM. This is a much simpler approach. You can run both OSs at the same time … | |
Re: Yes you are correct... About the examples not about the stupidity. :-) | |
![]() | Re: Before you jump into server side scripting, you definately should spend as much time as you can with the basics. When I decided to learn web development, I picked up asp.net first and used visual studio to develop. The IDE makes it easy to drop controls on the page but … ![]() |
Re: You've tried running this SQL statement within a SQL tool using known values to validate your select statement? | |
Re: Yes I would imagine implementing this by simply creating a function that reads in the length (count) of images then during a loop pick a random value, the. Use the .css() method to apply it. If you attmo to provide code, we can probably help tweak this concept. | |
Re: Most likely what has happened in your situation is that either your public IP address has recently changed, or the site you are visiting is using an IP database that was updated. Looking at your network connection is not going to help you in this case. The IP address that … | |
Re: My guess is that drindran is simply trying to stuff his link in a response. there are others similar to this post by this user. | |
Re: Alexa ranking provides you with stats related to where you site ranks based on number if visits. However, Alexa collects their info from users that have the Alexa toolbar installed on their browsers. High ranking according to their sites doesn't mean that you will get more visitors or appear on … | |
Re: Can you provide the styling as well? Or if you have this site online, the URL would be helpful. | |
Re: Are you saying this is happening to your code mistakenly or this is the effect that you are trying to implement? Code sample? | |
Re: So you are saying that your .aspx page is not "connected" to the master page? No "MasterPageFile" in the Page directive? So I dont understand... If this is another master page in the folder structure somewhere, what is the point of trying to access the label control? That other master … | |
Re: So it looks like your link element is in the wrong place, should be in the head section.. but since I've never tried to have it in the body section, I tried your code as is and it appears that it works fine. I guess, I assume that the reason … | |
Re: Are you trying to connect using SQL management studio? If you've validated network connectivity as you described, then simply type in the host name or IP address of the remote server along with credentials when prompted by SQL studio. | |
Re: Can you clarify the issue you are having. Your description is not very clear. | |
Re: You can use CSS styles/properties such as position: absolute|fixed,etc.. to place certain elements on the page. If you provide more of a specific example, a better response can be provided. | |
Re: Its too difficult to answer this question based on your description. You would have to provide the relevant code or link to the example on jsfiddle, or the URL to your site. Then provide specific information about the div you are having a problem with. | |
Re: > have it saved through ajax. Is it possible with javascript ? Yes, AJAX leverages JavaScript to perform these behind the scenes calls back to the web server. You can also use the jQuery library which makes working with AJAX even easier. | |
Re: I was asked to do this once on a project I worked on a while back. The solution that I implemented included jQuery to preform an AJAX query. A basic demo of the front end is located on this page, towards the bottom... http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1390-jquery-ajax-methods-tutorial/ The example I have online, is … | |
Re: What do you mean...you want to remove this character "**|**"? | |
Re: what kind of tips are you looking for...hardware, operating system, applications? | |
Re: No matter what you try to implement, your HTML is accessible. It has to be, that's how browsers display the data. Even if you disable right click contexts, there are many other programs and ways to access the HTML that is downloaded from the web server. Your best bet is … ![]() | |
Re: Windows XP support expires in less than 11 months and for that reason especially, you should consider caperjack's suggestion. | |
Re: > NOW... If I can just figure out how to adjust the text within that space it will be great. which text is it that you want to adjust? | |
Re: Well, there are actaully differences, one being that asp.net is compiled code. Its correct that from the end user perspective, there is no difference, but that's true with any server-side scripting language since in all cases, what's sent back to the browser is HTML. One thing to note is that … | |
Re: If you provide a sample of the relevant code you are having trouble with, that would be more helpful in getting this solved. | |
Re: To make it easier to bind to the image element, on the asp net web control, add the attribute ClientIDMode="Static". Then this should work.. (With one equal sign) document.getElementById('ArrowImageButton').src = "../Images/rightarrow.png"; | |
Re: So, while doing some research online, I thought that we could use jQuery to determine the height and width of the image, then assign the "image_case" div the same width and height of the image within. This is what i came up with. It seems to work as expected without … | |
Re: The web application and the windows app can both point to the same database. That is definately one way of getting data between the two. Its a common approach that you will see implemented as well. | |
Re: I'm assuming that this is some sort of excersice, because what comes to mind is why not just update the HTML before its served to the user agent. | |
Re: Regarding your question #1, yes they use digital certificates within their process. More information is located on their security FAQ page. https://ppair.uspto.gov/authenticate/AuthenticateUserLocalEPF.html > Or is it possible to make my own file type? myfile.ahudson? Yes, as long as the rewrite is occuring in the background. | |
Re: I dont see how anyone can provide you with a sample that you can simply edit. Since there are several dependencies, it would make more sense for you to create a sample login form, and attempt to build the connection your DB, then post your code and specific questions around … |
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