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| | Are you planning on updating various records with the same value or different values...please be more specific.  |
| | What you want sounds like a custom search engine. Google provides this functionality. http://www.google.com/cse/. I use this on my site. |
| | During a clean install of Windows 7, you have the opportunity to format the drive.  |
| | restart the laptop, before Windows loads, hit F8, try to boot into Safe Mode and perform a System Restore back to a point in time that the OS was working as normal. |
 | Try this modification. Disregard the background-colors that I used to test it, just to make sure the navbar lined up. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> <html lang="en"> <head> <title>hey</title> <style type="text/css"> ul.navigBarLinks { list-style: none; position:absolute; top:202px;} ul.navigBarLinks li { float: left; margin: 0px; padding:0px; } ul.navigBarLinks a.navigLinkDecorForHome … |
| | If the URL is changing, there is a redirect happening somewhere in the process (as early as the router, or on the webserver itself). |
 | There are a few ways you can do this. One easy way is to add an if..else in the button_click code so that if checkbox1 is checked, then show the results based on name. If checkbox2 is checked, then show results based on date. Either way, I assume that you …  |
| | Assign the div an ID then access it within the javascript code. For example... <script type="text/javascript"> function getDivText(text) { alert("Text = " + text); } </script> <div id="div1">This is text in div1.</div> <script type="text/javascript"> getDivText(document.getElementById("div1").innerHTML) </script> |
 | Try this code. Note, I just added the black background to the ContentChat div just so I could see the divs line up side by side. This code should work across modern browsers. <style type="text/css"> #containerchat { width: 100%; margin-left: auto ; margin-right: auto ; height: 600px; } #navbarchat { … |
| | Re: acer 7530g The blue screen is known as a BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death). The BSOD can be hardware or software related. For example, if say your RAM or HDD was damaged where the device works but has intermittent failures, you would see experience a BSOD. If it is software related as … |
| | you would set up your DB connection and either run 3 SQL statements, or if the tables are related, 1 SQL statement and join the tables. Place the results in variables and then run an Insert INTO statment to upload the data into the additional table. It would be very, … |
| | To install Windows 7, you should boot from the Win 7 media and to install the OS. During the installation, when you reach the storage portion of the wizard, if there are any existing partitions, I would delete them and continue with a fresh clean install. You shouldnt have been … |
| | I would assume that your warranty is for hardware failure. If you take it to them, they may check it out and if the HW is Ok, they will just run te recovery CDs. If you have them you can do te same. A Windows repair may work but I … |
 | Re: Big Mystery Being able to watch video depends on a few factors. Its most likely a flash or shockwave issue as mentioned by cereal...but just to give you a better idea of possible issues with watching video or listening to audio on websites... When hosting video outside of popular video sites, some … |
| | There are a few items you need to clean up first... Line #8 in your HTML. There is no closing DIV tag that matches this start tag. Line #11 in your HTML. If you are using the <form> element, there are other required properties such as action. So you tell … |
 | Your settings on IIS do not match what you have in the config file on line #16. Your web is probably running on 2.0. If you are, remote line #16 from your config, or go to IIS and change the application pool to run on 4.0. |
| | You access your querystring paramaters like this: `Request.QueryString("id") Request.QueryString("sub")` Assign to variables so that you can use the variables in your database procedure. |
| | Re: ZONE You do not have many options with regard to DNS zone design for the yahoo.com zone. Your real only option is to point to DNS servers that will provide the quickest resolution for queries. If your current provider is not providing a good service, you may want to try some … |
| | Its going to be challenging to provide you with actual code based on your description. If I understand what you want is to show data from a specific table depending on the value of the dropdown item that is selected. You should be able to do this from the code-behind … |
 | You probably do have a lot of applications trying to start up during the booting process. However, if the computer is still slow after everything has been loaded, then your hard drive may be fragmented which would slow down the PC. To check and defrag the drive, click on start, …  |
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 | If you think you have a virus, I would recommend that you ensure that your antivirus/antimalware client is up to date with regard to its engine and definiations. I would also suggest you download MalwareByte's free scanning tool. I use it regularly and its very good at finding malware even … |
| | Re: Timed connection These restrictions are usually not easy to circumvent because there is network equipment that will block HTTP/HTTPS traffic outside of the time that is allowed. One way to get around this, if they allow this traffic outbound, is to have a computer at home and connect to it via VPN, …  |
| | Try using MalwareBytes...free download and works better than most traditional AV clients. |
| | To validate your wiring, do you have an adpater to convert your cable back to DB9 on the DB15 side to ensure data can flow through? |
| | This appears to be a duplicate thread.... http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/microsoft-windows/windows-vista-and-windows-7/threads/424586/cannot-open-control-panel-or-any-things-on-right-sde-of-start-menu In any event, based on the information in the other thread and this one...could it be a file association issue? |
| | Yes, you install the printer locally by using the wizard and then share the printer either during the wizard or after the fact. Your clients on the network will be able to connect to the printer by UNC path: \\servername\sharename If you have various clients on the network (XP, vista, … |
| | Re: validate email Here is one example. many more online... http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/acheck.shtml |
| | Since you are using JQuery in your code are you referencing the jquery library in your code somewhere: for example: `<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.6.1.js"></script>` |
| | Re: DataList Not sure what you are trying to do here. In your datalist control, you have set the DataSourceID to "SqlDataSource1" which indicates that you ran through the wizard to associate this control to a datasoure. However, in the SqlDataSource control, you do not have it configured. Then in your code … |
| | Shinedevil's answer is correct. Do you have any other questions regarding rate limiting? |
| | You may want to also include error checking to make sure that the three tables where updated, otherwise if you encounter an error on one of the updates, your backend data will not be complete.  |
| | Just like in CSS, the : selector allows you work on the element you are searching for with greater precision. For example, say you only wanted to select the first paragraph element. you could do so by using the following syntax: `$("p:first")` Full documentation and more examples here: http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/ |
| | So did you actually use one of these CDs to do something like reset an Admin password? If so, it may have damaged your OS installation. Using those tools is at your own risk. They are not supported by Microsoft, if you are running Windows. It sounds like your CDs … |
| | margins should work across modern browsers. The HTML Doctype should be Ok for latest versions of the browsers you mentioned. Can you provide a snippet of your CSS code? |
| | Start by writing interesting articles, or if you are a programmer, publish useful code snippet. Join and participate on forums that you can add value to.  |
| | I looked at an old web.config file that I had archived and found that in my code rather than having 20-27 as you have, I had this as one line of code (within the system.web element). `<roleManager enabled="true" defaultProvider="AspNetWindowsTokenRoleProvider" />` this msdn article shows the same syntax: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff647401.aspx |
| | I agree that you should be more than OK with this card for the scenario you described. |
| | Yes it's possible. You would build the table elements as you run through the results of your query. Alternatively, if you use Visual Studio, you easily incorporate controls such as a Gridview (which renders as an HTML table). |
 | If the files were truly saved on the pen drive and then somehow deleted, they can be recovered using recovery software (free downloads, trial software, etc..). However, G Waddell brings up a good point...maybe you actually didnt save the files on your computer. I would check on that lab computer … |
| | Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and Intel® 64 - supported by that CPU...nice! I'd expand on the memory up to 4 GB and run Win 7 - 64bit. |
| | I've followed the steps in one of the links you posted: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972958.aspx. You may notice that you can download the author's source code as well. In any event, if this web app is for internal users only within the same domain or trusted domain, then Windows Authentication is an adequate … |
 | Based on your description and needs, I would suggest Dell as a good choice. My experience with them has been good from a corporate customer as well as a regular customer with regard to customer support and warranty replacement. |
 | Hello sgunnery...not absolutely sure and I could be mistaken, but this thread seems to be bogus. |
| | There are several sytnax highlighters available. Are you using a specific one that you need help with? |
| | thanks for updating the thread. was about to start taking a look at this. |
| | Does the fan appear to be running at normal speed? Open the laptop and inspect the motherboard. Make sure nothing is still wet inside of the laptop. If the fan is not operating at normal speed, the CPU will quickly overheat and the computer will not boot. Make sure there … |
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 | With regard to software, I havent seen anything for a single computer. for the Enterprise, I was involved way back wtih the BigFix (now IBM Tivoli) power management solution. Have you considered just buying a monitor that you can plug in the wall, then plug your device to to monitor … |
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