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| | Hi all, I just signed up. I'm a self taught developer of some six years now (Sounds of running feet and fading screeming ) I have mostly used Visual Basic in all it's forms: VB for applications; vb6 ; VB.net and VB scripting editions I love it! (more screeming!) My …  |
| | [QUOTE]I know that if this was the Uk though, you would legally have to honour this request under the DPA, but i think the USA is different[/QUOTE] What? I don't think so. I may be wrong but I can't be bothered to look it up. What I do know is: … |
| | By far the hardest nut I had to crack was some javascript (bearing in mind I grew up on basic and vb) that was to run clientside for my ASP web application. It was difficult because the user needed to be presented with data in a series of HTML tables, … |
| | [QUOTE]i have done it....[/QUOTE] Well no you haven't really, cos it's not a c# dll anymore (a .NET assembly) it's a COM library and you have to have written the C# library in a way that makes it compilable as a TLB. Hmm having read some more I see I …  |
| | Here you go. Added for loop in place of while, and commented out the i++ at end of while loop. Also added int variable col, to print a newline every ten numbers printed to standard out. [CODE] #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int count,i=1; int a; int … |
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| | Goto your start button Select Run type cmd and press enter type cd "c:\QBASIC" Press enter Type QB.exe press enter.  |
 | These are my two favourites from: 'Lifes little instruction book'. Apart from life and death matters, nothing is really that important. No one on their death bed says: "I wish I'd spent more time at the office."  |
 | Have you seen this one ? [URL="http://scheme2006.cs.uchicago.edu/11-ghuloum.pdf"]http://scheme2006.cs.uchicago.edu/11-ghuloum.pdf[/URL] Did you search this forum? this topic has been discussed already and there are more links to be had there: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread31222.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread31222.html[/URL]  |
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 | A better solution is this: [code=javascript] <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function check_length(textbox) { var x = textbox.value; alert(x); } </script> [/code] and for the TextBox have: [code] <asp:TextBox id="tbDescription" runat="server" Height="78px" TextMode="MultiLine" onkeypress="check([COLOR="Red"]this[/COLOR])" Width="363px"></asp:TextBox> [/code] Now it doesn't matter what the textbox is called as it passes a reference to itself … |
 | You can't hide your IP. You can use a different IP owned by a proxy server. Most ISP's host a proxy server. Using proxies is commonly referred to as hiding your ip but that is a misnomer you are just surfing from behind a different ip Just 'hiding' your ip … |
| | you need to move the return statement outside of the while loop.  |
| | Easy. this should work, you just need a static class: Add a new class.cs file to the project and stick something like this in it. [CODE] static class GlobalClass { private string m_globalVar = ""; public static string GlobalVar { get { return m_globalVar; } set { m_globalVar = value; … |
| | Assuming (as you have not provided a lot of info) 1. You are doing this alone 2. You only need it to run on windows I recommend C#.NET because the .NET framework comes with good libraries and all memory management is done for you that will help you create your …  |
| | Store system datetime in variable at start of your procedure. Display something like datediff(Variable,now()) at the end of your procedure. I don't know what language your are using so I'm being vague. |
 | I disagree with a lot of what's been said, but I don't have the time to post it all at once. But here's one point I would like to make about this theory that homosexuality can't be genetic as they would become distinct by default. The problem with this theory …  |
| | ebabes please use code tags to format your code in posts. (See the watermark in the quick reply box at the botom of all threads) [code] OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO StudTable (IDNo, Course, Year, Age) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?),conn[COLOR="Red"]"[/COLOR]); [/code] You have misplaced your closing " it … |
 | Test Driven Development (TDD) is the amalgam of two programming techniques: Test-First Development (TFD) and Refactoring. Looking at the first of these, TFD literally means that before you write some functional code (in whatever programming language you happen to favor) you first write a small piece of code to test … |
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| | Put this line in mainpage.aspx. [CODE] <script language="javascript" src="menu.js"></script> [/CODE] You can't compile javascript to a dll, dll's are native code. Javascript is a scripting language and scripting languages are parsed and JIT compiled on the fly by an interpreter. In your case the interpreter is the Virtual Machine running … |
| | System.Threading.Tasks.TaskFactory.StartNew(() => MyLongRunningMethod()); |
| | You can do it with javascript, here a good article with the basics: [URL=http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_http.asp]http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_http.asp[/URL] Basically you can create an HTTP request from within your page and get back and process a responce. I guess this could be possible in PHP also. I have a look into it. |
| | Why do you need to store username in cookie? ASP.NET gives you Page.Identity.User.Name in every page automatically for you. More on cookies [here](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa289495(v=vs.71).aspx#vbtchaspnetcookies101anchor5) More on authentication [here](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301240) |
| | I think you are saying: "I want to select all users who are not already saved in the new table yet." You need to make your SQL statement LEFT JOIN on the new "saved to" table that you mention, and only select records that don't have a matching record in … |
| | MessageBox is not "C#" it is part of the .NET class library. Yes you need to either swap the book for an ASP.NET one, or get Visual Studio C# express. You can have both Web Developer and C# Express installed at the same time if you like, I do. |
| | Your login is vulnerable to SQL Injection attack, tut tut. Use parameters. SQLStr = "SELECT ID FROM tbl_people WHERE username=@username" SQLCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@username", Membership.GetUser.ToString); |
