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 | Have you tested your SQL procedure from within SQL to make sure it works? |
 | Re: FCDN So with regard to setting a static IP address on Ubuntu..I cannot be of assistance. With regard to the netgear router being smart enough... What you need to do is log into your netgear router and make sure that your DHCP range is only a subset of the local subnet …  |
 | Are you familiar with jQuery? Showing/Hiding/Sliding/Toggling is a fairly easy to do!  |
| | So whether you assign NAT or bridged depends on your needs. NAT wil hide the guest OS from other nodes on your LAN, just like your Internet router does for you network hosts on the LAN. If you choose bridged, it places the guest on the same logical network as …  |
| | Re: Design Advice Why not just move the "class last studied" and overwrite the batch text so that your fields line up. |
| | Not sure what you mean by smeared, but have you tried using different browsers?  |
| | The easist way is to use Yahoo's web player. you'll get the most compatibility using this. http://webplayer.yahoo.com/ |
| | Can you elaborate on what you mean by "admin template"? |
| | They are unable to click into a field with the mouse? |
| | Before you even start to develop the project, you need to know exactly what you are going to develop. It helps to get your datbase design completed and create a mock-up of how you want the web pages to look like. Then you develop the project in Visual Studio and … |
| | When you power up, do you at least see the Power On Self Test (POST) or other Motherboard booting process information. If so, have you tried to boot into Windows Safe Mode? |
 | When you compress a file in Windows and you access it, Windows automatically uncompresses it for you during the access. This adds additional CPU power (not a big deal) and of course, you have to have enough space on disk during the decompression. |
| | You are saying that your computer will not run a file with the extenstion .exe? What error message do you see on the screen? |
| | Not sure exactly what you mean, but in any case, I think some of your selectors are not correct... For example, on line #4 you have: `.pdmenu li ul {position: absolute; left:100px; top:0; display:none}` I think it should be: `.pdmenu ul li ul {position: absolute; left:100px; top:0; display:none}` |
| | If one div is required, you can place a span element around the text that you want to format differently, then apply a style on that span element. Or you can do this with jQuery. Please clarify exactly what you are trying to do. |
| | Additionally, you may want to doublecheck that everything is clean on the computer by using a different anti-malware product. For example, from another computer, download a copy of MalwareBytes. then transfer the setup over to the laptop via USB. run it and make sure that its clean. Not all anti-malware … |
| | There has been quite a few threads about this topic. The system as it is currently designed allows you to vote up or down by just using the arrows. If you hover over an arrow, type in a comment, then click on "Vote & Comment" you give Reputation or "Kudos" … |
| | If the computer is asking for a driver then it means that the computer thinks that there is new hardware. Did you connect something to your computer directly? |
| | Scan your computer with one product at a time. You can get the results you are encountering when you have multiple AV products running at the same time. |
| | To get both divs to have the same height you can do so with JavaScript. Here is some code that you can use: <script type='text/javascript'> <!-- onload=function() { var divOne = document.getElementById('div1').offsetHeight; var divTwo = document.getElementById('div2').offsetHeight; if(divTwo>divOne){ divOne=divTwo; document.getElementById('div1').style.height = document.getElementById('div2').style.height = divOne + 'px' } else { divTwo=divOne; document.getElementById('div2').style.height … |
| | Do you hear the fan running inside? overheating problem maybe? |
| | > Why it didn't work with Nero express is beyond me, you'd have thought enabling CD-text whatever Nero programme was used would have done the trick. It should work using either. |
| | keep in mind that its not username@computername, its username@hostname. the reason why I am making this distinction is because the host name is a fully qualified DNS name, not just a computer name. For example, this string user1@Server1 is not the same as user1@Server1.domain.com. If you are fully qualifying the … |
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| | You may want to establish a webmaster's account with Google, and submit your site. You can then get more detailed information about Google's crawlers and other stats. www.google.com/webmasters/ |
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 | Re: PC not booting I would suggest that you unplug the hard drive and any other "non-essential" device from the motherboard. Try booting the system with the minimum (CPU and RAM) to see if you can get into the BIOS. Does the computer "beep"? If so, you can look up the beep codes to … |
| | The SQL Delete syntax is not correct. it should be: `DELETE FROM image WHERE image_id = '$image_id_g'` This will delete all rows that match the image_id value. If this field has unique data, then only one row will be deleted. |
| | What happens you choose the option to start Windows normally? Does it crash? Without recovery CDs, or the OS CD with Serial number, your options are limited: 1) Try to boot into Safe Mode, then launch the System Restore. Restore back to a date when your computer was working normally. … |
| | If you are using Visual Studio, the easiest way is to drop a repeater control on the page and use the data source wizard to populate the repeater control. Do you know how to write a SQL query that includes joins so that you can query data from multiple tables? |
| | I think its a drive problem even though you are not getting SMART errors. If you think your drive is good, purchase an additional SATA controller and plug the hard drive into a new controller to rule out an issue with your existing controller. |
| | Ok, there are several reasons for this. 1) you do not have TCP/IP installed (unlikely, but possible) 2) your system path was changed 3) you deleted ipconfig.exe from the hard drive (unlikely) Try this, open a command prompt. Start on the root of C: (`CD\` hit enter Navigate to "C:\Windows\System32" … |
| | You would like to show the results on the same HTML page? Without any server side scripting on that HTML page, you can use JavaScript/Ajax to get results back from the web server. |
| | W3Schools provides a basic foundation in the area of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.  |
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 | I dont see a kitten. I see your design. Maybe the kitten image is being cached on your browser. Did you upload the image with the same file name? |
| | Regardless of what the monitor can display for a max resolution, the max resolution you can set the display to will depend on the video card with its driver. If the manufacturer doesnt support the resolution you are trying to get to then, you'll need to find another video card … |
| | An easier, more common approach is to remove the hard drive that you think is "fried" from the system, and plug it into another working computer via an external USB connection. If you do not have the PATA/SATA to USB device, they run about $20.00 at the local computer store. … |
| | Re: HR color in HTML Try applying this set of properties for maximum compatibility across browsers. First remove the color attribute from the <hr> tag. Next apply this style in CSS. `hr {color: #FF0000; background-color: #FF0000;height: 1px; border:none;}` or if you just want to test it within the HTML page, `<hr style="color: #FF0000; background-color: #FF0000;height: … |
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| | Maybe create YearBegin column and YearEnd Column, then in the application perform the logic to figure out that 2002 is within 2000 (Begin) and 2004 (end).  |
 | If the storage is not local on the server, then you would need network connectivity to the remote storage. Firewall rules allowing traffic between the server and remote storage would be required. What exactly do you mean by "web storage"? |
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| | hello, First, on your next post, you may want to start a new post rather than asking a question in someone's else thread, espectially one that is inactive. OK, so in your case, the IP settings on both comptuers are most likely correct, but you may want to double check … |
| | You had some typos in your example. Basically, you were on the right track. Just as I mentioned in the other thread that you had, you needed to add some widths and heights to the divs. Then use the floats and clears to ensure the divs are placed in the … |
| | You would store the values in at least two database tables. One table holds information about the item that you are liking/disliking. You keep track of the counter here. Another table would record whether the user liked/disliked an item. Then write code to enable/disable the like buttons depending on the …  |
| | Here is a link on the asp.net site that explains how to create a master page. If you have an existing page, you need to add the @Master directive and create the content areas so the other pages that use the master page can contain their own content. Just add … |
| | Yes, this can be done in as little as one page, but normally two. You will not be able to accomplish this with HTML alone. The easiest way is to pick a server side scripting language such as PHP, ASP.net, ASP, JSP, etc. You also need a database (MSSQL, MySQL, … |
| | If you want to organize by date, try yyyy-mm-dd |
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