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Re: I don't think there is a correct answer. It all depends on the purpose if your page, content, etc.. | |
Re: Regarding the BSOD... Its been a while that i've looked at this (blue screens were common in the NT 4 platform)... but if i recall, the registry has three copies of the "Control Control Set".. the active and two copies. After you sucessfully log on, the previous is copied to … | |
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Re: It just looks like a timeout error. These errors are a result of a bad instance/DB name, target system not responding, etc... I'd check the target path name to make sure its correct. Unfortunately, i don't like using localdb so I don't have additional useful help to provide. I would … | |
Re: If you are in need if stats for you and not for displaying on your site... You should look into google analytics. ![]() | |
Re: If you already know that XP runs too slow, wipe the machine and give it a try by either reinstalling XP (a fresh install of Windows generally results in a better performing system) or try installing xUbuntu. Either way, you want to know if its good or bad.. what may … | |
Re: You are initializing the string name on line 23 but you tried to use it in line 22. | |
Re: That script you copied isn't going to work in a browser. It could be used within WSH (windows scripting host) | |
Re: >How can handle this partial refresh stuff in html? if you only want part of your page to be refreshed without reloading the page, you'll need to leverage javascript(js)/ajax. jQuery is a js library. ajax is used to so you can communicate from the browser back to the web server … | |
Re: What are you clicking? Are you planning on showing the results with or without a postback? Where do you plan on showing the results. There are several ways to go about this. | |
Re: Wouldn't you say that the use if templates makes it more difficult to achieve uniqueness? That's why a lot if the blogger and wordpress sites look similar or sites that use bootstrap also look similar and are easy to spot. Anyway, I think the design is somewhat influenced by the … | |
Re: On another note, you should consider using parametrized queries to prevent common SQL injection attacks. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186370.aspx | |
Re: Have you tried validating that there is a value posted? $_POST['selected'] | |
Re: The title of this post has nothing to do with the question you posted. If you want to find good asp.net books, I recommend books from a Apress. ASP.NET is server side framework. Vb.net is one of the server side programming languages you can use to develop for asp.net. | |
Re: A csv file is meant to hold data. What do you mean by styling? Maybe provide a sample output so se can see what you see? | |
Re: Can you share how you solved it as it may help someone else? | |
Re: I don't know the answer to your question, but I'm interested in seeing how many American prisoners are going to respond to this... | |
Re: I normally keep visual studio delegate from SQL express (install and use them separately), but in any case when using a SQL console to connect to the sale press instance on the same machine, you do so by using a "." Not localhost. So it would be like this... .\sqlexpress | |
Re: You should use it where you need it most. If you dont need it, why install it at all? | |
Re: Not being a PHP expert and looking at your code from my phone, I did notice you are missing some semicolons. After the $meeting_type variables. | |
Re: In your code, even if the text is equal to "" you continue to process code. What you need is to insert an "exit sub" if your if condition is true because you don't want the rest if the code to be processed. | |
Re: In addition just to add a few more notes here... This can be accomplished with or without a postback. You can use js/AJAX to send the information back to the server script or you can allow the page to postback and return the results back to the client. You just … | |
Re: You can change your title by accessing your "edit profile" page. | |
Re: Assuming the above code worked for your sql express data source, the only thing you would have to change is the connection string. There is no need to change any other code. The default connection string for local DB (for .Net4.0) would be,.. "Server=(localdb)\\v11.0;Integrated Security=true;" But.. It could be different … | |
Re: If you know what type of motherboard you have, you can easily look up the beep codes. Otherwise, you'll need to start removing components until you find the one that is preventing you from getting through POST. | |
Re: Sounds very interesting. I like the concept. I'd recommend as I usually do that you consider updating the way the leadboards/stats work. Since your proposed system depends on values such as reputation, endorsements, etc..., it would make more sense to have a maintains stats for a shorter period of time … | |
Re: You could write it this way, I'm pretty sure... "db\\" | |
Re: Here is something to think about...try to rewrite your code so the logic looks more like this... If there is a file uploaded? // yes Is the file a valid type of file? // yes process the file // No Inform the user the file type is invalide End //No … | |
Re: hey glad to see you around <m/>. as the others mentioned, you should really consider building a local dev environment, otherwise you are going to make changes to the files individually then FTP up to GoDaddy and cross your fingers hoping you didnt make any syntax errors or other mistakes. | |
Re: For this to work as you have designed, you'd have to set the radio buttons to autopostback. <asp:RadioButton ID="fo......... AutoPostBack="True" /> I really find it inefficient to post back just to show/hide/toggle views. You should consider doing this with js/jQuery instead, just my opinion, unless there is some processing that … | |
Re: I used the following code and it worked for me as you described. <div class="control-group"> <label class="control-label" for="rent">Rent</label> <div class="controls"> <asp:RadioButton ID="rent" runat="server" AssociatedControlID="rent" GroupName="expenses" /> </div> </div> </div> | |
Re: Also keep in mind that if your URL is already established and indexed by search engines, changing the URL will affect your site's ranking, search engine results, etc... | |
Re: There are different approaches you can take. I built something like this a while back but did it in vb instead if c#. Take a look at the example and translate the concept in your own code. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1227-create-rss-feed-for-your-website/ The approach I took was building the output completely from the code … | |
Re: Maybe the CPU is overheating. You can check by opening the case and first checking to see if the fan is working. If it is, its also possible (usually on older models) that the heat sink may not be flush against the CPU; therefore unable to transfer the heat. If … | |
![]() | Re: I'd also go with outsourcing messaging, based on your description. If you perform a cost comparison, you'll find that in many instances the break even point is around several throusand users when you consider costs associated with hardware, software licensing, maintenance of the system, personnel costs, etc... It adds up … ![]() |
Re: Try placing all of your link elements (stylesheet references) in the head section of the page, not the body. In addition, place the CSS Reset first above all of the other link elements. | |
Re: Sounds like It's coming from the motherboard speaker. If you know what chipset you have see if you can find a beep code that matches the beep pattern. | |
Re: Diafol- doesn't look like you are in the holiday spirit yet. This is the time of the year to give, be nice, and be cheerful. I'd jump at this but my creditors force me to work for money. They don't like it when I don't pay them either. | |
Re: The image above should print but if you have a background image that is not printing that you assign using CSS, when you click to print, -Select Print… -Click the Background colors and images box Chrome will not print background images by default. |
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