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 | Do you have any code to work with as of yet? I am thinking that you can create a grid using a table or div element, assign each cell a unique id from 0-24. then, in your JavaScript function, reference each element ID within a for loop and then generate …  |
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 | Since most employers require experience before hiring system and network administrators, this type of opportunity is a option to get that valuable entry on your resume. The work you will be doing will definitely vary by organization, but most importantly by who you are being managed by. Its ok to …  |
 | Re: Network Security You would have VPN servers on both sides of the WAN to create the encrypted tunnel. |
 | It could be me, but I am not following your question very well. Can you clarify what you mean by "email suggestion box"? Also with regard to your question about performance and jQuery... do you mean affecting performance for the client? Well, with regard to jQuery keep in mind that … |
| | Great summary Alexander! By the way, what is the brand of the router? |
 | You can refer to this Microsoft article for using an unattended file when promoting/demoting Domain Controllers. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947034  |
| | The "gap" that you see is because you have a block element (<p>) within your table cells. If you do not want the paragraph elements to behave in that manner, then display them as inline elements. Here is an updated version of your code. In addition, I for the table …  |
 | So, do you still need help with this question or did you resolve your issue? |
| | Showing/Hiding an element using JavaScript/CSS is fairly simply. There are generally two properties that can be used to do this: display & visibility. Display will actually remove the element from the flow, where visibility just changes how it is seen. provide more information about what you are trying to do … |
 | I am assuming that ibra.kitandwe is really asking about an anchor (hyperlink). So just to clarify, there is an HTML element for a link, not to be confused for an anchor. You can use the link element to define the relationship between a document and an external resource, such as … |
| | What error or problem are you encountering. Please provide the relevant code. |
 | Yes, you should be able to use 'lte' ->>> "less than or equal to". So for example.. <!--[if lte IE 9]> ... <![endif]--> Microsoft reference doc: [About conditional comments](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512(v=vs.85).aspx) |
| | If you boot into Windows Safe mode do you encouter the the issues? Have you recently swapped out any hardware, changed drivers, etc?  |
| | Do you have this site online so that we can inspect it? |
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 | There is a duplicate post in the JavaScript forum as well. It would help if we can follow one thread. |
 | yes you are correct that in the scenario you described, you can just simply swap table1 and 2 in your statement and you can get away with just using the right or the left. however, in the bigger picture, you have to consider that you will first set up your … |
 | Are you getting an exact error message regarding why you cannot connect? A quick test to make sure that there is at least connectivit and that SQL is listening is from a remote computer that has the telnet client installed, open a command prompt and type .. telnet *ipaddressOfSQL* 1433 … |
 | One way is to have a hidden input element and assign the value to it. Then on the post-back or form submission, read the value server-side. |
| | So what are the checkmarks about? Seems to be only in the Community Center topic.   |
| | How do you plan on the system working? Are you going to build a web application where you can initiate the emailing process? Do you need to send emails out on a specific day on e a year or do you mean that will send out emails regularly but your … |
 | You may want to look into the use of web fonts. The downside is that while most browser support it, web fonts are **not supported by IE8 or earlier**. I have a sample of how to implement web fonts and an example of how it would render on the screen … |
| | Re: Timer Here is a simple JavaScript timer that you can adapt. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <div id="myTimer"></p> <script> var sec = 5; var myTimer = document.getElementById('myTimer'); window.onload = countDown; function countDown() { myTimer.innerHTML = sec; if (sec <= 0) {return;} sec -= 1; window.setTimeout("countDown()", 1000); } </script> </body> </html> |
| | Re: operating system Can you clarify what you are asking for? What operating system are you referring to?  |
| | We would need to see the HTML. Have you checked to make sure your HTML elements have the proper IDs, case sensitive? |
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 | Why are you including greater and less than symbols in your SQL statement? |
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 | For some reason I had some trouble on the border width property with JavaScript alone. I had no problem extracting the info using jQuery. hmmm, i'll need to research that some more in detail, but in the mean time, here is a cleaned up version of your code with one … |
| | Yes because the internet router component is not required for file sharing. The ports on the back of the router are actually part of the layer 2 switching component. As long as both computers get an IP address configured, you can set up the sharing of resources on your computer(s).  |
 | There is no upgrade path from 32 to 64 bit. It actually requires a clean install and then you would have to restore files. Im pretty confident that its going to require you to pay for the new license. Sorry, im not familiar with the branded version... Or do you … |
| | Re: header bar Which header bar? Do you mean navigation menu? Did you take a look at the page's source code to give you an idea? |
 | All you have provided is your jQuery code. While the issue can be within your code, it can be in your HTML and in your script references, etc. do you have the web site online? Or on jsfiddle so we can see the entire code? |
| | It is critical that you develop the business process prior to developing the website application. I would tend to think, based on your description that a user would register on the site and indicate whether they are a member or non-member. There must be some work-flow from that point to … |
 | Apache error? The error you listed appears to be generated from a Microsoft Windows ISA server??  |
 | @saurabh.mehta.3324 - I suspect that petterrock really meant to write "such" instead of "suck". In any instance, the purpose of the response really seems to be to get the signature displayed in the thread. |
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| | Re: Multiboot issue I would most definately suggest that you build this within a VM system. The multi-boot configuration adds an additional complexity when compared to that of a VM design. I typically use Oracle's VirtualBox application. Its free, easy to use and is compatible with many VM guests.  |
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 | Here is an example I keep handy...feel free to use and adapt... The header and footer's width will be set to 100%, but the content will have a set width with its left and right margins set to auto. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> * {margin: 0;} html, body {height: … |
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| | Re: iFrames issue I'd like to help but I'm having trouble following along with your code. With regard to your question.. >when clicking on the Boarding House Reform button on the right hand side of the page, it opens up without the frame around it. No other pages do that. The reason is … |
 | >check outlook software exists in asp.net on button click code behind.... Your description is not clear. What do you mean by check outlook software exists in asp.net? |
| | So when sites post their stats online about their users', you have to consider what type of site they have. You have to think about the fact that visitors that access W3Schools, may be more inclined to have different browsers since these visitors are more likely to know about web … |
| | Can you provide a link to this website so that we can look at the source code or provide the relavent code here by posting it, or upload the code to jsfiddle. |
| | Re: Need sql help So you basically need to use some form of join. When you say..."gives me all the info from table_1 for each account and also table_2's column that is associated with each account.", you need to be more specific.. If you want to show every row in table1 and match that … |
| | Is it possible that someone hit the reset button on that device. All of these types of devices usually come with some small button on the appliance that will reset the box back to defaults. The label "reset" could easily be confused with "reboot" |
| | You will need to restate your question and provide more information. Also, did you post this to tbe correct forum, this section is for asp.net? |
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