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| | Also, in general, you can clear the password by either removing the CMOS battery or by shorting the jumpers assigned to this function.  |
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 | Have you considered handling the auto suggest client side using js/jQuery? You would use the keyup event. (JQuery) then pass the value using Ajax back to your PHP script. Then your script returns the results to your client. Otherwise, without client side help you would have to post back ( … |
 | Where did you get the reference to this type of crime?  |
 | I havent tried or researched this particular browser but am familiar with Comodo with regards to other services they provide. >there's also a virtual mode which basically turns the browser into it's own VM. Interesting... this may be an approach security companies are adoting. Just about two weeks ago, i … |
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| | Re: Session You can clear it manually if you know for sure that the browser was closed. How would you know server side that the browser closed? The session will clear on its own according to the session timeout period. if a user closes their browser and opens it again and accesses …  |
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 | I'd agree with hericles' suggestion and based on your description, it sounds like something like QuickBooks would solve your problem. Even if you use Access, you are going to have to build forms and you dont have reporting built-in. you'd have to create the necessary SQL queries and if you … |
| | Assuming you are logged in with an account that has access to do this... from a remote system you can open a command prompt and shut down the target Windows 7 computer using the shutdown command. `shutdown /m \\target-computer-name /r /f /t 0` >reconnect it to network automatically and get …  |
| | I generally use Server.MapPath... maybe something like this to check if a file exists... Dim serverPath As String = Server.MapPath("~/FolderName/") + Path.GetFileName("~/FolderName/File.ext") If File.Exists(serverPath) Then ..... ..... End If |
 | Find an ISO for Windows 7? Did you buy a licensed copy? |
 | The way I would go about this is assigning each of these cells (<td/>) an additional class. For example, you can have something like this... <td class="two hsg"><span class="time">8pm</span><br><br>HSG</td> Then, just use jQuery so that when you click the button, change the CSS properties of the cell. For example... $('#btnHSG').click(function(){ … |
| | i'm not a php developer, but regardless of the server side scripting...if you are processing this server side, you have to figure out what the user selected, correct? well... if the input/radio buttons are within a form, when the user submits the form, you have to collect that data server …  |
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| | Re: learn You'll get a lot of help here... But if you are going to look elsewhere, go directly to the source... http://asp.net |
| | A 500 is a fairly generic error. If you are trying to access your site and you get this error, you have some code that is crashing the site. it could be in index.php, or another php related file. |
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 | Re: z-index Hmm. On my phone so I can't test but what stands out is that you are applying a relative position to the second div. the relative position takes the element out if its normal position. I can look at this more tomorrow.  |
| | >at the same time I have to retrieve data from this stored proc and display it You need to be more specific regarding how you want to display the results. yssirhc's example shows display the results possibly to a gridview. Maybe you want to build the HTML and display in … |
| | Re: click You still need to provide sample code, access to the page etc... very challenging to advise you without seeing it in action. |
 | Re: class b ip >i have configured class b ip in our lan which starts from 129.129.1.1 and subnet mask 255.255.0.0 First... if you are on a private LAN, you should not use a random IP range. 129 is within the public range. If you assign these addresses within your network, no one on … |
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| | Your question is too vague. you need to be a bit more specific as to what type of programming you are interested in. |
 | You mentioned ASP and VB so I'm assuming you are referring to Classic ASP. I'd say that if you were interested in developing on a Microsoft framework, you'd be looking at ASP.NET, not Classic ASP. ASP.NET is a very powerful framework. you would be developing in one or more languages...most … |
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 | Does this dell have a hidden recovery partition that you can use to reinstall Windows? You should consider wiping the drive clean, re-installing windows and then using a VM application such as virtualBox or vmware to handle guest operating systems so you arent restricted to the dual/multi boot configuration and … |
| | For you to get that information using User.Identity.Name, the website needs to be configured (in IIS) by enabling Windows Authentication and disabling anonymous authentication. With that action, you will get the logged on userid. |
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| | SQL requirements http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506%28v=sql.100%29.aspx You'll likely see better performance with more RAM  |
| | Ok, when you create a masterpage, you add contentPlaceHolder controls in the master as a placeholder for the "child page". In your example, your master page includes 5 of these controls. so when you create a "child" page, you see ONLY see content controls. So in your example, if you … |
| | There are different ways to approach this... some good recommendations above. it would help to know if you are developing asp.net web forms, mvc, or web pages (razor). You can refresh the various areas of your screen by posting back and taking care of everything server side, or you can … |
| | I would imagine that it would be difficult to develop asp.net code in notepad++. In any case, i dont see an issue. Different people can work on the html/.net code using different IDEs. However, when various people are developing on a team, it could become very challenging if you are … |
| | Is the page even posting back when you click the button? |
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 | Actually, this looks like classic ASP to me...(i hope you are not coding like this in asp.net). here is an example of how to store a value in a session variable. <% Session("userid")="djblois" Session("name")="Daniel Blois" %> To retreive the value... Hello <%Response.Write(Session("name"))%> |
 | Yes, you can extend the lan on the second by plugging in a switch, then connecting your devices to this switch on the second floor. You can connect two switches together. Think about a building with computers everywhere. You may have closets on each floor where all of the segments … |
| | w3schools is probably a good starting point to get acquainted, but there's not enough there to really fill the gap you are describing. However, you can pick up the basics on HTML5, CSS3 and js/jQuery in a day or so because of the fact that their tutorials are very short. …  |
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| | Do some research on "CSS resets". These CSS settings are good to apply on your site so you can override default user agent (browser) settings since various browsers have different defaults for certain elements. In addition, if you try to use/apply more "modern" HTML5/CSS 3 styles, you will find that …  |
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