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 | [QUOTE=cscgal;1641302]... to post photos of my dogs, and I didn't feel like spending the ten bucks on a new domain name.[/QUOTE] Want to go [I]bark[/I] in time? Check out DaniWeb at the Internet Archive: [url]http://web.archive.org/web/20011127030236/http://daniweb.com/[/url]  |
 | Somewhere in this photo is a computer desk nearing perfection... [attach]22269[/attach] |
| | Wow, that's amazing! Even if the headline was true, would the increase in processing power make a perceptible difference? When we went from 16 MHz to 32 MHz processors, the performance boost was immediately apparent. Tasks that might have taken 1 minute only took half that time. My human brain … |
| | Hiyatran, The body onload event occurs after a document has finished loading. Attempting to write content after this has happened will invalidate the structure of your HTML document. This might explain why you're seeing a blank page. To add additional content to a page you'll need to obtain a reference …  |
| | Hi Avinash, You'll find the easiest way to convert a document to PDF in ASP.NET is to make use of a ready made component. There are many PDF components available on the market today, some of which are multi-threaded and suitable for server-side scripting. All you need to do is … |
| | Avinash, Welcome to the forum! Please see [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies"]DaniWeb's FAQ page[/URL], and note the 'Keep it Organized' section;-) I'll post a response to a duplicate of your question, found here: [thread=381383]Save File to a given location without Open/Save Dialogue Box[/thread] |
| | Geoff, What I believe you're attempting to do is usually best done without the use of JavaScript. Using style sheets it's possible to assign a background image to an 'a' element. You can also specify the color of the link when a mouse hovers over with the :hover [URL="http://w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_classes.asp"]CSS Pseudo … |
| | Gotboots, Your code looks great, but there are quite a few errors... [LIST] [*] Your function 'margin()' is missing a closing curly brace '}'. [*] 'onupdate' isn't an input element event, AFAIK. Try 'onchange' instead. [*] The input element values are of type string, so your conditional test will not … |
| | Hi Willy The style object can be used to not only set but get information too. So to reverse your statement, try: [CODE]var myBorder = document.getElementById('id').style.border;[/CODE] The string returned by style.border should look much like your example "5px solid blue", with the border's width, style, and color in a single … |
| | [QUOTE=Rahul V S;1636986]Hi, Currently, in JavaScript, I append string to an existing string using the following method : [CODE] var str = "Hello "; str += "fellow "; str += "Daniweb.com "; str += "members."; [/CODE] I am looking out for a better and efficient way to do it ... … |
| | [QUOTE=Ajaxnewbie;1636723]Hi there!... Does anybody know of a example... [/QUOTE] Hello to you too! Ajaxnewbie, There are some AJAX examples to be found on w3schools.com that you might find useful. See: [URL="http://w3schools.com/ajax/ajax_examples.asp"]AJAX Examples[/URL] Using AJAX is useful if you wish to import snippets of information. For loading entire web pages, the … |
| | Willy, Your code is calling document.write() after the page has finished loading. This will quite likely invalidate the HTML document tree. You browser would not have been expecting further data, so could this explain the problem you're seeing? One possible solution would be to create another element. If you give … |
| | Re: return command Hi Bookmark, You can use loop statements such as 'for' or 'while' to return execution to the beginning of a block of code. You'll also need an exit condition, otherwise you'll end up in an infinite loop. In your case the exit condition should be a password match. Return commands … |
| | You'll find the name of the browser's layout engine is typically included in the user-agent string. Using Javascript you can access this through the navigator object. See: [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_nav_useragent.asp"]navigator.userAgent[/URL] To redirect to another URI you can set [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/obj_location.asp"]window.location...[/URL] So, your code might look something a little like this: [CODE]<script type="text/javascript"> if … |
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| | Nyamoga, Did you apply a BIOS update from Acer or some other source? This is important if your installation of Windows came preinstalled... Acer use [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Locked_Preinstallation"]System Lock Preinstallation[/URL] (SLP), like all major OEMs. This basically ties your installation of Windows to only those motherboards configured by Acer. The manufacturer is … |
 | Re: Batch file prank We used to send messages across our LAN with the NET SEND command. So convenient! That was until some evildoer placed net.bat in the same directory... *.bat trumps *.exe every time ;-) Apparently, they inserted an extra sentence into every message sent, selected from an array of random insults. Rest … |
| | Hi Smitsfamily It's not immediately obvious to me what the cause is, but here are a couple of things I would try... Turn the system on and press the F2 key as soon as you see the blue Dell logo. This will take you into the system setup (BIOS). Navigate … |
| | Hi Vinaysrk The TimeSpan.Parse() method accepts strings representing timespans, not dates. The format for timespans is documented here on MSDN: [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/se73z7b9.aspx"]TimeSpan.Parse Method (String)[/URL] I notice also in line 4 of your code you're attempting to assign a TimeSpan to a string. You'll get a "Cannot implicitly convert type" error message … |
 | Hi Violet I saw exactly the same error message after downloading a CHM file from the Internet... "Navigation to the webpage was canceled" The solution for me was to right-click on the downloaded file, select 'Properties', hit the Unblock button on the General tab, and then OK it. This is … |
 | Hi Chase Assuming your question is related to software development, there's an article on MSDN about writing your own 'preview handlers' that may interest you. It's essentially written for managed code, but may also offer some useful insights if you intend to use native code. See: [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163487.aspx"]Windows Vista and Office: … |
| | [QUOTE=MeOnly;1617137]Thanks but.. I've tried the following in DOS: I copied the same name of that file and paste it in the DOS and used it in the [B]ren[/B] command like this: ren K:\AL JAMAL FE AL ISLAMÿÿÿÿ[2011-08-01-15-29-10].ts newFile.ts I also tried the [B]rename[/B] command.. Nevertheless, nothing went okay! I always …  |