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Re: The first thing you need to correct before continuing to troubleshoot is to fix your CSS. Classes and ids are case sensitive. So in your HTML code, you have a div with a class assigned as "menubar". In your CSS, you references to .menubar and .menuBar. | |
Re: its good that you posted an update. So, out of curiosity, I'm trying to understand the whole picture here... these pictures on the page were from the result of a search? If so, why not create the grid from the search results? | |
Re: The purpose of those choices is so that VS creates a few basic files for you. Before you begin, you really need to figure out how you are going to develop this web application. If you just need to create a few web pages and connect them to a data … | |
Re: So, how did you build this field that displays the links? Where is the source of the links coming from? Do you need different links for each selection, or do you just need to append a query string at the end, such as details.aspx?user=1 | |
Re: did you add the script reference to jQuery in your document? | |
Re: Either char or varchar will do, but there are differences between these two data types. It depends on exactly how you want to store this information in the database. Have your written any of the PHP code yet, and are stuck on something specific? | |
Re: What have you tried so far? What is the error message you are seeing? | |
Re: It is also possible that there is a firewall between your server and gmail blocking access. You may want to try replacing lines 17-18 with: SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient(); smtp.Host = "smtp.gmail.com"; smtp.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential ("YourUserName@gmail.com","YourGmailPassword"); smtp.EnableSsl = true; smtp.Send(mail); | |
Re: So there are various components regarding your question. You need to be more specific. In addition, if this a homework assignment, you need to put a little more effort in describing the assignment, what you have done so far, and exactly what you are having trouble with. | |
Re: before you get too deep into a solution, you should consider an alternate approach. I would recommend that you take a look at this MSDN article.... [How To Implement Forms-Based Authentication in Your ASP.NET Application by Using C#.NET](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301240) To do what you are asking, you can use the RedirectFromLoginPage method. | |
Re: Are you sure its a good idea to publish your phone number as well as your email address on line in this manner? Why not just visit Microsoft's website, specifically the web page that has information about the MCSA cert. http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/mcsa.aspx | |
Re: If you require the user to login, then you can also capture hte user name and track the number of times the user has voted. Without a username, you could just track it by the session ID, if you do not care how many times the same user can revisit … | |
Re: So this computer is a member of a domain? If so, have you identified which group policy object is being applied with this configuration? You cannot override a domain group policy object by modifying local policy. | |
Re: Windows XP does have an x64 version and it supports 128 GB of RAM. Take a look at this link for memory limits on Windows OSs. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366778(v=vs.85).aspx#physical_memory_limits_windows_xp You should consider a newer operating system. XP is out of support in 2013. | |
Re: Yes, the code above does produce rounded corners in IE9, but not earlier versions of IE. | |
Re: I have a sample of a navigational menu, feel free to adapt the code to your use... [Multi-level Navigation Menu](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1420-css-multi-level-navigation-menu-tutorial/) | |
Re: looks like the discussion was started on a new thread... http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/web-design-html-and-css/threads/437931/border-radius-not-working-in-tables-if-background-color-added-in-ie | |
Re: Try `document.getElementById("name").innerHTML="test"` | |
Re: It appears that Windows doesnt recognize some of your hardware. If you go to device manager (in computer management console), you should see a list of unknown devices. You will need to download the drivers and install them so that the hardware can be utilized. | |
Re: Have you tried taking a different approach with regard to the yellow bar across the footer. For example, instead of using a dedicated div element and filling the background color as you are in your CSS... #footer-top-bar { position: relative; width: 100%; height: 2px; background-color: #f4bd20; margin: 0 auto; just … | |
Re: What do you mean "doesn't connect"? Do you have one device or two? For example, a provider issues router/modem combo, or do you have your own router connected to the provider's DSL modem? When you have two devices, you can either setup the modem to connect and have the router … | |
Re: Try running some tests on your site to get a better idea about the size of your content. The reports will provide some recommendations as well. http://www.webpagetest.org/ | |
Re: It may just be a faulty fan. If the CPU reaches a certain temp, it will automatically shut itself off. To determine if its an overheating issue, after you turn it on and it shuts off after a few seconds, does it turn on again after you try to power … | |
Re: It sounds like a POP3 configuration scenario where you configure a POP3 client to delete messages from the server when downloading them to the client. If this user has Outlook connected to Exchange, the messages would be delivered to the inbox. If this user had another client using POP3, that … | |
Re: Did you set enable autopostback for the dropdown list? | |
Re: For the modem to work, the device (your tablet) that connects to it would have to have the necessary software/drivers to be able to access the modem. Does this tablet have some type of dial up/modem client and supported software? | |
Re: When you power on the computer, hit the key that is displayed to get you into the BIOS/CMOS setup. Go through the screens and make sure that your hard drive is set to auto detect. By removing the battery, you reset the configuration. If the config is not set properly, … | |
Re: If you view the source of the site "www.ampedupdesigns.com", you can see their example. | |
Re: So where is your code? I assume that from a certain page, you are writing that information back to a DB table? If so, why not just include this for all of your pages? Include an additional field in your table for page name. You do realize that there are … | |
Re: I was wondering what your post was about. You are looking for alternate answers to question 6.20 in a book... Nice. Good luck with that. This site isn't a homework service. You would probably get some help if you... 1) posted your question in the correct forum category. If the … | |
Re: Hello and Welcome! If you have a question about C, you may want to post your question in the correct forum category. In this case, http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/c/118 Make sure that your question is clear and specific. | |
Re: If you are just interested in blogging... the easiest way to start is by getting a free blogging account. There are many out there. For example, Google has blogspot. Its free and allows you to customize the look and feel. You can add adverts as well. However, you are limited. … | |
Re: If you are referring to email messaging, it will depend on the client and messaging system. If the target mailboxes are not on the same messaging infrastructure, then once the message leaves via SMTP, its gone. You'll need to be more specific as to the message systems you are referring … | |
Re: What do you have written so far? Post some code or provide the link to the URL of the website. Be specific as to which part of your code is not working and you need help on. | |
Re: You checked to make sure that your database server is configured for SQL Authentication and that you verified that the user name and password in your web.config file is corret? On your data source, have you tried just to provide the DNS fully qualified host name for this server? | |
Re: Skills for learning how to develop websites can be fairly easy to acqure if you put your mind to it. however, web **design** is not the same as web **development**. For web design, it is generally helpful if you are creative, which is not something that can be easy to … | |
Re: I'd recommend you take a look at iTextSharp. Its open source software (free), and written in C# so I am sure you will appreciate that. here is a tutorial on how to create and save the PDF to disk. http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/f2e803/basic-pdf-creation-using-itextsharp-part-i/ You can get the download here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/itextsharp/ | |
Re: Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) would work in this scenario, but a having a dedicated Internet Router is a much more efficient and easier to manage solution. Having ICS requires a dedicated computer to be online for the other hosts to access the Internet. In addition, routing through a Windows computer … | |
Re: its sounds like you are trying to share the internet connection through one computer. As rubberman is suggesting, why not have an Internet Router connected between the LAN and your provider. This way, each PC goes through the router to access the Internet. In your scenario, every other host on … | |
![]() | Re: You can so just use the plain old copy command. I would suggest the robocopy command. It has many features including the ability to mirror source and destination folders. ![]() |
Re: I have a few examples of navigation menus that only use CSS. Single and multiple levels. Feel free to use and adapt to your needs. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1420-css-multi-level-navigation-menu-tutorial/ | |
Re: What I would recommend is for you to install a host operating system of your choice. For me, it wouldnt be Vista. You could go with Windows XP, but it will be out of support in 2013. In any case, one host operating system. If you want to run additional … | |
Re: If its a BIOS password, you can recover by taking out the CMOS battery or some motherboards have a set of pins you can short to reset. If the drive is encrypted, you will need to format the drive. | |
Re: Also keep in mind that some switches are case sensitive as well. If you get help from the command.. by using a /?, you can see if there are switches in lower and upper case. | |
Re: On the index code you are applying a class to the tr elements: Example: `tr class="blue_odd"` On the index page with the parameters in the URL you are applying the class to the td elements: Example: `td id="xl_body" class="blue_odd"` |
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