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[QUOTE=cscgal]AdSense is by far the best program of its kind[/QUOTE] I second and third that thought.

You're closing the authentication section and then adding another authentication line ;-). Change it to this: [code] <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms name=".MyCookie" loginUrl="myaccount.aspx" protection="All" timeout="15" path="/"/> </authentication> [/code]

The dedicated server that you buy will keep the stats for each client (they have software for that).

Are you talking about Visual Studio .NET 2003? If yes, I love it. It's the best IDE (Integrated Development Environment) on computers today (for any language). It's so powerful, and reliable. I don't know what I would do without Visual Studio.NET - I live by it.

Well, I'm an Op at a huge channel on IRC, named #Betas... our peak users: [quote][3:13] (@Tekmaven) !peak [3:13] (@^Dragon^) Best Peak Was 858 - Was On 08/04/2003 00:20:17 [/quote] And I don't ever abuse it. I just chill around, and make sure people are doing what they are supposed …

Hey guys, I like the new design a lot. I'm sure Dani will be iterating it a bunch more and that this is only the beginning. It's about time there was a new fresh look. BTW it looks great on my iPad :).

A few days ago, TechTalkGal, minding her own business, stoped at a stop sign, got plowed over by a horrible driver. TechTalkGal has whiplash, concussions, burns from the airbag, cuts and bruses. From all the members at TechTalkForums, we wish you a speedy recovery, TechTalkGal! Reply to this thread with …

It is not possible to overclock OEM compuers (computers from companies), most of the time. Gateway, along with other OEM's hide that stuff in the BIOS, so you can't screw the computer up and make them exchange it for a new one (other reasons too). BTW, its the BIOS Setup, …

I would recommend to use the log4net framework, instead of writing your own custom logging solution. You can visit the log4net website, here: [url]http://logging.apache.org/log4net/index.html[/url] Follow the documentation to set it up, and check out the examples they have. With it, you can log to the console, to the debug window, …

Do I detect a little anger here? It doesn't matter what you say. We are not going to help you with your homework [u]if you show no effort.[/u]. :-P

I don't want to seem rude here, but if you don't want to open your case... you're sol.

Heh... I'm a .Net guy :-P no java in my blood.

Well, for one thing, currently vBulletin is much nicer! It has more features, and is easier to manage than phpBB. But, I'm sure Dani will tell you more ;-).

Go to [url="http://www.officeupdate.com"]www.officeupdate.com[/url] and check for updates. Theres an update for the spam filter, and with the update it works well.

What's LPRINTs purpose? Does it swap the lpt ports or something?

Check out the ErrorProvider control out ;-).

Well, I think that everyone should use common sense when posting a question. I see way to many people coming to TechTalk as a first line of defense. TechTalk isn't a first line of defense at all, its a backup. Do a search on Google, and consult the help files …

Open up the Visual Studio Command Prompt (should be in the Visual Studio.NET Program Group) and type this in: aspnet_regiis.exe -i

Well, try reseating the card - I'm sure this wont fix it though. The best suggestion is to contact ECS about the motherboard, I'm sure their phone number is in the manual. They might be aware of this issue, your board might be damaged and needs to be RMA'ed, or …

[QUOTE=TheOgre]They also block 25 and 110[/QUOTE] Not true. OptOnline only blocks incoming TCP port 80. What does that mean? You can not run a web server on the standard port. Many protocols have default ports, HTTP is 80, FTP is 21, POP3 is 110, etc. In your web browser, when …

ASP.NET is a server side processing framework; I don't think ASP.NET would be in control of a Video Stream ;-)

Are you fermiliar with GDI+ in .NET? What you need to do is make a dynamic image. Make a new webform, give it an image content type, and in the page's code, create the graphic (using the hitcount you want), do a Response.Flush(), and then then write the Graphic using …

There are many types of AVI files. An AVI file can be compressed using many various compressors - DivX, xViD, Microsoft's WMP9 to name a few. What is the compression on this AVI file?

I've been using CommunityServer since before it was called CommunityServer. It's highly recommended. Themeing and customization can be a little complicated if you don't have any ASP.NET experience. CommunityServer is definitely designed to handle huge websites, as it's used by Microsoft, MySpace (for their forums), and even Dell (the Direct2Dell …

Check out the OpenNetCF Desktop Communication Library. It is available here: [url]http://www.opennetcf.com/FreeSoftware/DesktopCommunication/tabid/90/Default.aspx[/url]

Which line is doing that? Can you put it in bold or something? I'm not sure if your counting the whitespace as a line number.

ASP.NET 2.0 and up have the ASP.NET Membership Provider and the login controls, which will make this simple for you. Check out this walkthrough on MSDN: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/879kf95c.aspx[/url].

[code] Application.Exit() [/code] MSDN Doc: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.exit(VS.71).aspx[/url]

There is no way to do that. ASP.NET is a server side language.

It looks like Red Hat has only included it in Fedora and not in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. [url]http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-6025387-7.html[/url]

Use the DateTime object. You can check out the DateTime object's members here: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime_members.aspx[/url]

Regular expressions are the way to go. Using them in C# is easy, but developing the actual regular expression is slightly complicated. There are two tools that I've used in the past to help me craft regular expressions, Regulazy and Regulator, both are made by Roy Osherove, and you can …

I used this converter: [url]http://www.dotnetspider.com/convert/Csharp-To-Vb.aspx[/url]. It seems to compile the app then use the MSIL to convert it to VB, which is the best way of translation. If this doesn't work, I can manually translate it, so let me know. This is the result: [code=vbnet] Dim img1 As Bitmap = …

Have you tried setting the .DataSource of the combobox to null, then clearing it, then binding it? Also, there is probably a more elegant way to write that function, since all 3 if blocks are identical except for the where clause.

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You need to do an INSERT query to add data. You gave us a screenshot of a SELECT query. Since you have two tables with a relationship, when you go to insert a row in both tables with the same ID.

Have you tried using Spy++? Check out this article: [url]http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/chandrahundigam/KillanApplicationwithSystemMenuusingCSharp11232005233732PM/KillanApplicationwithSystemMenuusingCSharp.aspx[/url]

Have you tried using the SharpZip? It's probably much better at handling compression. [url]http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/[/url]

Here is an article on URL Rewriting in ASP.NET 1.1: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[/url]

Thanks for sharing. Use the code snippits area of DaniWeb to post your code snipits - [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/csharp.html[/url]

You don't have to compile the project from the command line to generate a .dll file. In Visual Studio, select the Class Library project type, and that will compile into a .dll file. After you select the correct project type, you can use the command line tool called msbuild to …

I don't think there are services on Windows Mobile, however, you can just run an application in the background on startup (with no UI).

There are a few articles on MSDN that will be able to help you out: GridView Examples for ASP.NET 2.0: Editing the Underlying Data in a GridView: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972948.aspx[/url] GridView Examples for ASP.NET 2.0: Deleting a GridView's Underlying Data: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972940.aspx[/url] As far as inserting data into a GridView, that will be …

It looks like there are 4 C# Twitter libraries listed on the Twitter API Wiki. You can check them out here: [url]http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Libraries#C/NET[/url]

This is possible. Check out this blog post, which shows how to use a CookieContainer with WebClient: [url]http://couldbedone.blogspot.com/2007/08/webclient-handling-cookies.html[/url]

The reason why your are experiencing this error is because all of the controls are not a part of the form, they are part of the EditItemTemplate in the FormView control. This means that they are not accessable to the SqlDataSource control. The Bind() method that you are using should …

What help do you need? Have you tried doing it yourself? What errors are you experiencing? Converting this code should be fairly straightforward.

Not that it matters, but the two attributes stateConnectionString="tcpip=127.0.0.1:42424" sqlConnectionString="data source=127.0.0.1;user id=userid;password="xyz" are totally ignored in your configuration, because the mode is set to InProc. There are three possible values for mode, InProc, StateServer and SQLServer. The stateConnectionString attribute is only used when the mode is set to StateServer, and …

I goto AlpHA's school, and I 100% agree! Although, unlike MAD_DOG's school, we goto a "National Blue Ribon Honor School" and former first lady, Mz. Clinton, gave it to our school like in 94. In my grade (freshman) there are 2 computer classes that are available. "Using Computers 1" and …