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You have to check in your code whether a user is logged in or not. If a user is not logged in, redirect the user back to the login page. If you are able to "skip" the login process, that would indicate you are not handling this process.

To clarify... There are some confusing responses in this thread. The OP is asking about getElementsByName not getElementById. document.getElementsByName() returns a HTMLCollection of all the elements with a given value for the name attribute, commonly used when targeting input elements.

Create a other variable that stores the click count. Every time you click, add o e to that variable. For example... clickTotal++; Then reference this variable for the array index... array[clickTotal] = value;

So if you want to populate the sitemap from a datasource, one approach is to build a sitemap provider. Here is a tutorial online on how to complete that task: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16860/Building-a-dynamic-SiteMap-in-ASP-NET-2-0-for-a-la

Unfortunately its challenging to answer you based on the description. You did indicate that it worked locally so at least you know your code works. Does this free provider have any documentation regarding support for data sources including connection info?

So just to clarify asp or asp.net? You can use request.form

If you want to center the div element, assign it a width and apply an auto left and right margin. For example... #a { width:800px;margin:0 auto;}

Lol. I thought it was a cuban only proverb "Cada loco con su tema"

> my problem is 1) providing a space where whenever there is new upload it will place it there on that space and also number it automatically What do you foresee as a problem here? You have to plan for storage space. Most providers will give you a set amount …

> the process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process This simply refers to the fact that there is another process that is in control of the file. If you are just using notepad and a browser to display the results, this should not happen. …

Yes, I would agree as well. While there are quite a bit of online resources, the best approach is to get a few good books on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and work through the tutorials. HTML markup is fairly easy to learn. Start with a book that covers HTML5. Most …

> In my office we have a Server So, if you have a Windows server running, Windows Server has a role called "Remote Desktop Services". When this role is enabled, it allows up to two remote desktop connections (RDP) and one console connection (logging in locally), without the need for …

The site doesnt come up for me. Did you take it down? If you want to see how the site comes up on different browsers, try browsershots.com, or adobe labs.

I've done business in the past with GoDaddy. Actually, I would rate them as OK. I've had some problems in the past and their support (Level 1) likes to quickly provide responses like "clear your cache" and other non-sense which I assume fixes a lot of peoples issues out there. …

From my browsers.. IE9, Chrome 24.. I did not see a horizontal bar as shown in the pic above.

If you create a clear project plan outlining roles, responsibilities, and schedules, it shouldn't matter who on the team is smarter than who. Everyone on your team needs to know exactly what is expected of them. If you proceed "ad hoc", I can almost guarantee the project not meeting deadlines …

Do you have this site online so we can see the HTML code

It's likely that you also have a fragmented hard drive. Do you see the hard drive light either solid or blinking rapidly during this time? If so try deleting all temp files, creating space as needed, the. Try a defrag.

It looks like you have an error that was caught by the console log. Also noticed that you have two references on the page to jQuery. You only need the one in the head section. 

It sounds like you want to show/hide content on your page. To have the type of dynamic interaction that you are describing, you'll need to incorporate JavaScript into your design. Once you learn JavaScript, using a library such as jQuery will make JavaScript coding a whole lot easier.

Your question is way too vague. You would have to provide a detailed list of requirements before anyone can really guide as to whether one is more appropriate over the other. I assume that this is for a personal project or just for learning? You seemed to have missed an …

If you are unable to go down the path that CimmerianX is proposing, I do recall back in the day before there were consumer based routers that have built-in PPPoE clients, that I actually installed PPPoE software on my Windows computer and this software created a Virtual network interface. Then …

Do you have some code that we can take a look at?

Try plugging this drive into another computer using a USB/ATA interface.

Unless you applied an encryption to either of those partitions, as an administrator, you cannot be locked out. If it is a permissions issue, you would be able to modify the access control list to allow the admin access. But again, if you applied encryption, you are out of luck.

Not sure what you mean by a RAM hard drive... i think you just mean RAM memory? In any case, its the Hard Drive (HDD) that would be replaced. When you install Windows again, you would use the serial that is listed on the sticker. I assume that the netbook …

It should at least appear as a foreign drive in device manager. Hmmm. Does your USB interface require a special driver? Checked the vendor's website for support?

What did you try scanning with? You may want to download MalwareBytes and scan that drive for malware.

So was this instance ever booting correctly? You can try booting from the DVD and perform a system recovery.

Is it possible that this task is being executed from a remote computer? Shutting down PCs remotely is easily accomplished.

A computer's components are generally managed by both heat sinks and fans.

Can you explain in a bit more detail what you are trying to accomplish?

Did you enable NAT on the public facing interface? Here is a video tutorial that may help you. [How to Enable NAT on Windows Server 2008](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQhFbEPlRsU)

I am not certain that this model will have any type of DNS cache manangement in its Admin console. In any case, simply reboot your router. That will clear its DNS cache.

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If you are describing a password needed to log onto Windows, you would have to log on with an account that has administrative priviledges, so you can administer the existing accounts. If you do not have that account, Microsoft provides no formal support on how remove the password, for obvious …

Asp.net will run on IIS on a Windows Server. In addition to installing the IIS role, you need to enabled ASP.NET as well. You can do all of the from Server Manager during the process of adding the role (in the wizard), or after the fact using Programs and Features …

> they would send targeted traffic at regular basis No one sends you traffic. You may see traffic originating from the forum website if you posted a link back to your site and other members find your link appealing. Of course, if the forum site you posted on has a …

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While there are third party tools you can use to reset the password, Microsoft provides no support for a lost password on XP.

Have you considered pushing the footer down, aka "sticky footer"? The background is going to fill the display so I think the best approach is to have the footer move to the bottom. Here is a link to an online example: [Pushing a Footer to the Bottom of a Web …

These days, most of the consumer based printers do a fairly decent job with regards to printing. It sounds like you are looking for a multi-function device. HP is generally popular, but the other brands are just as good. Write down a list of features that are a must have …

The best way to improve PC performance is to upgrade your slowest component which is typically your secondary storage (hard drives).

The best way to improve PC performance is to upgrade your slowest component which is typically your secondary storage (hard drives).

Is there a requirement to actually store the song within your database? Have you considered storing it to the file system and simply store information about the song and its location in a DB table?

> What would people recommend our internet speeds to be at with having 100 students using the computers each day and using programs that take up bandwidth? That's hard to say since traffic generated really depends on their activity not the amount of people. Generally, the person responible for the …

Well for one, it helps develop code quicker with less mistakes. In an enterprise/organization, that equates to more productivity at a lower cost.

You havent given much information at all to help you. Network performance is a very broad discussion point.

I dont beleive that anisha.silva is asking about email messages. This seems to be related to MVC if I am not mistaken. unfortunately, I do not have experience in this area.

Yea, that's correct. Its been dropped by IE10. However, you could always have the browser emulate IE9 behaviour, but I'm not saying that you should. Here is more information on MSDN about that: [Conditional Comments](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/hh801214(v=vs.85).aspx)