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I have an example of how to implement a multi-level navigation bar using only CSS. So, its not fancy, but easy to maintain and implement. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1420-css-multi-level-navigation-menu-tutorial/

There's another thread from 4 days ago that covers how to delete your account: http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/433570/how-do-i-end-this-membership

So just to verify what you are asking...which scenario? vbscript -server side such as within an ASP web app vbscript -client side (would only work with IE) javascript -client side

Ok, so generally, the provider that you are working with that will be collecting the information should provide you with some javascript code. You simply take that block of code and place it just before the closing </head> tag on your pages. This ensures that the code will trigger once …

Unless you really need a custom solution, you can accomplish this with the use of a simple "DetailsView" control. I assume you are using Visual Studio. If so, drag a DetailsView control and configure it with the wizard by attaching a data source and configure the data source to be …

You go with what you are most passionate about. If you are fortunate to work in a field that you truly love, you'll actually never work a day in your life. If you are good at what you do and truly love your work, the money will come. With regard …

Is this for an external Web application for customers or internal for the support of the operation, or both?

Identity.User.Name is only of value on a site with windows authentication enabled.

Its also a good practice to apply the styles in the this order: a:link a:visited a:hover a:active

Have you looked at microsoft's MBSA? Sounds like this may be of use. You can use the GUI or run command line scripts.

If auditing is disabled in the local policy, then there would not be any entries in the security event log.

I thinks its going to be hard to tell you how to make something look appealing. There are a lot of factors..such as color, size, fonts, images, layout, etc.. How about if you visit some of the sites that you find the top banner to look nice, then just view …

sounds like you may want something in-between, such as a "desktop replacement laptop". These types of laptops are usually larger, heavier, additional components, but still meets the portability requirements.

Hi there. It would be best for you to post your question in the Database-->MySQL category.

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In the most simple terms.. just wrap what you are writing to the screen within a span element and style the color property. `"<span style='color:#FFFFFF'> " + daysLeft + " days " + hrsLeft +" hours and " + minsLeft + " minutes left </span>");`

Do you see any video during the boot up process? How about when you first log into Windows? You say this happends only when you turn off the monitor, then turn it back on? If you boot into Safe Mode, same issue?

Look at the router and identify the vendor. Go to their site and access the support documentation. Generally, to access the router, you can do so by opening a web browser and typing the IP address in the browser's address field. When prompted type the username and password to get …

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Claire, Contact the customer support group at http://www.streamline.net to see if they can assist you with this. Hopefully they still have documentation as to where the site was hosted, and if it was hosted with their systems, at worst case, they should be able to retreive the site from a …

What is the error? It could simply be that the website was configured to only listen on port 443 (https). While most web site administrators will configure the web to listen on at least port 80 (http), there is no rule that states it must be.

Yes, you will encoutering issues, specificially with Microsoft Software. Probably the main concern is the ability to update with patches and hotfixes. here is what you can expect. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/help/genuine/what-is-validation

If you are checking every time the keyup event fires, then at some point, I would imagine that both blocks of code in your If..else will run. So, for example, say the first time you pass through the if..then and its false, the h4.alert_error runs, and you change the display …

I suspect that the easiest way to accomplilsh this is to use jQuery and leverage event.pageX and event.pageY. When you detect that the mouse is on either the right or the left, then perform the appropriate action. http://api.jquery.com/event.pageX/

So, this netgear device is going to have two interfaces. In this case a LAN and WAN. If the device is telling you that there is a conflict, it most likely due to the fact that your WAN interface is using that subnet range already. You should have a WAN …

On line 11, add this section... <connectionStrings> <add connectionString="Data Source=hostname;Initial Catalog=dbname; User Id=uid;Password=pwd" name="ConnName" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> </connectionStrings> Remove line 30 from your example.

So, I am not clear on what you meant by the boot sequence order.. Is there an option to choose CD/DVD as the primary device to boot from? If so, you are unable to boot from that type of media?

Sounds like you had associated the shortcuts with Windows Media Player. Take a look at your file associations. Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Default Programs\Set Associations

While C# is one language, there are differences in the implementation of certain procedures and other code when you compare a console vs web application. If you are interested in web development, you should buy a book for asp.net/C#.

For anyone interested in installing a pre-release version, I would highly suggest that you run it as a VM guest. VMWare and VirtualBox (free) work very well with the Win8 guest OS. This way, once you are done with the evaluation, you can just delete the guest VM without messing …

Do you mean validation controls? If you are using Visual Studio, the controls are listed in the Validation Section of the toolbox.

unforutantely, to troubleshoot this type of issue, it generally requires swapping out parts until you find the culprit. When did this begin to occur? After installing new hardware? you swapped power and cpu, but sounds like something is shorting the motherboard or something has shorted on the motherboard.

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If this is just for development, hosting on your network is definately OK. However, if you plan on having actual visitors that depend on your site, you have to consider that your internet connection at home is not guaranteed with an SLA, at least I wouldnt expect. If your connection …

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Do you have this information stored in a DB? creating a page with server-side scripting would be the easiest way to pull the info from a DB and dispaly it dynamically on your page.

DISTINCT will remove duplicates, but only if the fields you select from are all duplicates. You have three fields here. Look at the results...is the info in the three fields identical?

that slowness is due to the sever compiling the code on first access.

Ok, so if you having Windows Authentication enabled and Anonymous disabled on the web server, in your asp.net web application, you could add this line to your `<system.web>` section: `<roleManager enabled="true" defaultProvider="AspNetWindowsTokenRoleProvider" />` Then on your asp.net pages (code behind), just test for the group membership. For example... If Roles.IsUserInRole(User.Identity.Name, …

Search Engine Optimization is more than just adding the "alt" attribute for your images and ensuring your have the proper information in your Titles. Search engines are a lot smarter now. Looking for fresh, social, unique content is very important.

When you view the results with a browser, and right click and select "view source", examine the script in the head section and take a look at the divs in the body. Are the ID or Classes you are referencing in the jQuery code still valid?

If you take a look at the validation controls in visual studio, there is a summary control that you can use to provide a summary display say at the bottom. However, as far as I know, you still need to implement validation for each one of them. Now, outside of …

Yes, of course you can provide your own HTML custom code to display the results. Rather than using the controls, you would connect to the database as you normally would, then collect the response and for example, build the table as you cycle through the results. Same approach as if …

This question is extremely vague. You first have to scope te problem. I'd this issue affecting the entire network, a segment, or just one computer. Which applications are impacted? Etc...

Your code above is asp.net/vb code. this thread should be moved to the appropriate category. You posted in the ASP category. asp != asp.net

are you using any server-side scripting? If so, for instance in asp.net you could read from a datasource that is an xml file. Or if there is no server-side scripting, from HTML, you can use javascript/ajax to read from an XML file.

If you are using visual studio, create a new asp.net 4 website. Look at that example. All of the built in login controls are used in that example. If you use these controls, you have to prep your database if you plan on storing your account info in SQL. I …

You need to start with some basic network troubleshooting. For example, can you PING the server hosting the printer from the wireless devices?

That would be a very cool project!

I generally like to create a "wrapper" div. So all of your HTML will be within this wrapper. then you can apply a style to this wrapper such as a width so I can easily center it, or a margin on top, etc...