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Put one alert to your javascript function, just to test if it is called at all. And try to add some timeout for script execution into body page where you have your form: <body onload="self.setTimeout('ClearForm()', 500)">
try this: OnClick="history.go(-1)"
This is explanation why you have output like that: The query which you have written, is actually join, so if you dont have any record in Staff table, the query will return zero rows, and that is why you have always empty result table. So, you need definitely to divide …
In which format are resumes, PDF or .doc(x) or something else? If you want to show it embeded in web page, check this link: http://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Display-Word-document-on-web-page-in-ASP.Net.aspx If you want to open it in Word on clients machine, then you should include in the response that you are sending Word content, so …
The first thing: Your InfoCheking function should accept only one parameter, type of Checkbox. Next thing, as you have the same exit of function for several conditions, you could put all of those which are behaving similar, under one IF statement, in the order which is required. So it will …
The first idea which comes to my mind is to add one column (ie. ProfileCompleteness) in the "User" table, with percentage value. Determine which steps earn how much percents. And update that percentage value as long as user completes his profile. Create one square element on the page, which lenght …
It is simple: value1 = mydropdown.DataValueField; and use it in the query: sqlQuery = "INSERT INTO table_name (column1, column2, column3) VALUES (" & value1 & ", value2, value3)";
Is this something like you are looking for? http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/computer-science/threads/61904/pseudocode-simply-array-process
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If you need very often to show all those data all together, it will be some quicker if it is all in one table. If you need to display all employees separated by type of decision, then you should use separate tables, one for TypeOfDecision and another for Employees with …
You can also add the input button (btnDeleteSelection) and use this javascript code to deselect all items in radio button list: $("#btnDeleteSelection").click(function() { $('#<%=radioButtonList.ClientID %> input[type=radio]:checked').removeAttr("checked"); return false; });
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