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IE is very particular about declaring the DOCTYPE. If you do not include a DOCTYPE, IE will not switch to "standards mode" Your HTML page should have the following code at the top of the document. `<!DOCTYPE html>`

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Hunain, the reaction you got is because you are asking for help to develop a solution which ultimately tricks a user into liking a Facebook page.

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There are a several articles online that you can read about that explains how the quibids site works. Its not as cheap as you would think. With regard to the likes, there are sites that sell you likes and other sites that offer likes exchanges. You can read some online …

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I would agree that the VM option is the best choice for getting into the weeds when it comes to learning an operating system. Without some hands-on, the reading isnt going to sink in. Fortunately for you, there are many VM products which are free for download (Microsoft Virtual PC, …

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It would help if you can clearly reproduce the issue so you can indicate exactly what the problem is and what it affects on your computer. While you are unable to access certain site, do you know if maybe yu just lost Internet connectivity? Do you have access to some …

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Is this some type of homework assignment? I wouldnt expect that you will get many responses regarding your post if that is the case. however, if you take the time to work through the problem and have a specific question, more of the members would probably be more responsive to …

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what comes to mind for me is that you can use these events... [GridView.RowUpdating Event](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.gridview.rowupdating.aspx) and/or [GridView.RowEditing Event](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.gridview.rowediting.aspx) When you add these events and others (you could do for deletes as well..), you can trigger specific subroutines to run when these events occur. So for example, when you enable the …

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Sounds like homework... You should go read about the OSI then come back with specific questions for clarification. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1331-what-is-the-networking-osi-model/

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Sounds like the screen you plugged in may be causing a short. The appropriate suggestion is to get a replacement screen that is compatible. I would check on the Toshiba web site for compatible screens.

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What do you mean check URL? AJAX simply allows you to initiate communication with a page on the web server and retrieve data without having to reload the page. Please explain what you are trying to do.

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Your CSS looks OK (Chrome and IE 9). I tried both pages. However, you should note that you did not include the DOCTYPE in your HTML files. You really need to include this in the first line of your code. `<!DOCTYPE html>` The DOCTYPE declaration tells the browser to load …

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If you need help on various portions of your project, break it up into manageable pieces, then get help on each piece. There is no one here that I know of that is going to design and build this site for you. Lets us know where you are with the …

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Not sure what you mean by "un-draggable", but I assume that you mean that you do not want anyone to be able to right click and save pictures from your site. You can implement several things to make it more challanging for the user, but ultimately, i do not know …

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Simply add a button with the onclick event. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8" /> <title>Example</title> </head> <body> <button onclick="replace();return false"/>Click to Replace</button> <div id = "div1" style="display:block">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo, scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum. </div> <div id = …

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I generally do not complain about features since I always have the option not to use the product, but just for constructive purposes, I can tell you that my experience with this feature has not been too positive. It forces me to find the oldest post in the category and …

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If you install a SQL server product, whether you install it on a server or client operating system, it is still functioning as a "server" role. Server in this capacitiy means that it will be servicing clients (or consumers). This has nothing to do with regard to which operating system …

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The fact that you got a blinking curson when you typed 'telnet google.com 80' means that you actually made a connection. You didnt receive a response in the form of a display because the target system is not prepared to interact with you using telnet on that port. What you …

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I'd boot into safe mode and run a full scan of MalwareBytes on this system just to look for malware.

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What browser are you having trouble with? If this is Internet Explorer, try this... go to Internet Explorer, tools, options, advanced tab, reset IE to defaults. If that doesnt work, just try installing another browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and/or Safari.

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What you are asking is very specific. I do not think you'll find many scripts out there that you can just slap together to get this to work. I also doubt that anyone on this site is just going to develop a web application for you based on your description. …

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You are sure that you have SQL Server (or SQL Express) running on your local machine?

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Can you try to boot into Windows Safe mode? Hit F8 right after the POST completes.

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I wouldnt spend a dime on this system until you know exactly what the problem is. With an error message like that, you would have to go to the vendor's support documentation, or check with the vendor that makes that BIOS. When you turn on the computer, do you hear …

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I've had a few laptops over the years that have this same problem. In two cases, its been the ribbon cable inside that has been the issue due to the constant crimping of the cable inside. good work on the troubleshooting.

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