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I just tried on my IE v11.0.9600.18205 (on Widows 8.1) and it's working with no glitchs. No "auto scroll" happening. Can you post the HTML and CSS of the banner and arrow? In any case, the first thing that jumped into my mind was this: Try changing the position of …

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There's a quite simple "workarround" for this. Just put a div on the bottom to act like an "fader". Take a look on a simple example: https://jsfiddle.net/alemonteiro/ffko2g45/1/ The background on the fader div could be just an rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5), but I tought an actual gradient would look better. …

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PHP is executed when there's a request. Normally the first request comes from the browser when the user type the url and hit enter. Cron jobs and Windows tasks acts like an hidden user that will request that URL at that time, making it execute whenever it's setted to. If …

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@TextWiller, you forgot the '#' on the jQuery selectors. But since you're using jQuery, I think this is better: <select class="whatched_select" > <option value="1">one</option> <option value="2">two</option> </select> <select class="whatched_select" > <option value="1">one</option> <option value="2">two</option> </select> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { var $selects = $(".whatched_select"); $selects.change(function() { if ( $selects.eq(0).val() == $selects.eq(1).val() …

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I can't say much because I've never actually used one, I've ended up creating my own solutions for each need, but I was helping my brother start with web dev to make a site for our father knife business and he decided to use the Slick Plugin: http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/ Was one …

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If you bind 'contextmenu' event that only capture right clicks, like: // FROM https://api.jquery.com/contextmenu/ $( "#target" ).contextmenu(function() { alert( "Handler for .contextmenu() called." ); }); Or you can listen to mouse down, like this: $('#element').mousedown(function(event) { var button = event.which || event.button; switch (button) { case 1: alert('Left Mouse button …

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I didn't understand why you got a For loop... This should work (i assumed you got an txtPeriod for entering the date) Dim dtStart As Date = dtploanstart.Value Dim intPeriod as Integer = CInt(txtPeriod.Text) Dim dtEnd = dtStart.AddDays(intPeriod);

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Do have experience with programming and with web? Or this will be your first experience with them? Any way, you can check out some sample projects in asp.net: https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ee332498%28v=vs.100%29.aspx http://aspnetboilerplate.com/Samples Good luck

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As hericles said, you'll still use HTML/JS/CSS for the front-end but you'll need a server side script to send the e-mails. I also suggest PHP because it's simple to install, develop and deploy. Here a well detailed tutorial on what you want using PHP: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/php/php_sending_emails.htm

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Hello timtim, welcome to the web dev world. My default web apps now a days use at least the following libs: * jQuery * jQuery UI * Bootstrap For charts: HighCharts For Icons(just css): Font Awesome But there's lots of good and rich libs and frameworks out there. Each one …

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Why don't you define a parameter like albumId on your GetSlides method? Then you can do something like AjaxControlToolkit.Slide[] slides; if ( albumId == 1 ) { slides = new AjaxControlToolkit.Slide[6]; // ... fill slides } else { slides = new AjaxControlToolkit.Slide[10]; // ... fill slides } return slides;

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I agree that hiding the destination link it's not a good ideia, but anyway, here's a way you can count the clicks: https://jsfiddle.net/alemonteiro/5pqb8dz3/1/

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Or you can just use the change listener instead of the click. When the change is fired the checkbox state has already been updated.

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Just use the media="print" on a css to hide those. Like this: [CODE] <style type="text\css" media="print"> #myFooter, #myHeader { display: none; } </style> [/CODE]

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You said that F_Get_Desc is a function, but you're trying to call it as an stored procedure. Try using CommandType.Text instead.

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Just so you know: $('#value') // jquery object //set value as $('#value').val(1); $('#value')[0] // DOM object // so you can also set the value as $('#value')[0].value = "1"; // This is not recommended, it's just to show that jQuery objects relay on the DOM object itself

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Modern browsers have disabled applet support and Oracle already announced that Java Applets will no longer be needed and so it'll be discountinued. The best option is to find some alternative for the applet.

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I suggest using jQuery validation plugin, quite easy to use and really helpfull: http://jqueryvalidation.org/

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It's realoding the page because your button it's a submit button, that means it will submit your form to the action url. Just change the button type from **submit** to **button** and it should work as expected. <input type='button' value='Basic search' onclick="i2b2.BLAST.jsFunction()">

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Was this the one you tried? http://jqueryvalidation.org/ It works great. You just have to config it properly. ie.: you need to add **required** to the textboxes that are required and for int you should use the 'digits' validation, like this example: http://jqueryvalidation.org/digits-method Good luck and cheers!

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You can't. But let me explain. First, the function onloadCallback does not have any return. You can make it return true or false, but this value will never respect the ajax result. When you call onloadCallback you get the return right away, because it's returns before the ajax is completed. …

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Here you can find any connection string that you may need: https://www.connectionstrings.com/ And here you can check out how to use them properly on asp.net: https://www.connectionstrings.com/store-connection-string-in-webconfig/ Cheers!

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There's no magic to be done. You should load at first what you'll display right on to your users, details can be loaded latter. Example: If your home screen is just the family members names, there's no need to load all the data at once. If you need to click …

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Just a note: the function 'executeFunction' is not executing anything. In your code, the argument recieved as otherFunction in the executeFunction will be the return of execution of the defined function otherFunction.

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Your error is not when setting the image, is getting the ImageView object. R.drawable.kare is not the ImageView Id, it's a drawable. If you get the ImageView correcly then you can use setBackgroundDrawable or setImageBitmap instead of setBackgroundResource.

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One way you can do it it's by defining two layouts, one for portrait and another for landscape. Basically you need to create a new layout folder named *layout-land/* and put the xml for landscape there. For more info: http://developer.android.com/intl/pt-br/training/basics/supporting-devices/screens.html

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Are you talking about a link inside a InfoWindow? Take a look at this link, it may help: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/infowindow-simple

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About jQuery... if you don't, you should have a good base of knowlodge about JavaScript. If you undertand JS well, you'll take much more advantages of jQuery. After that, one of the best ways to extend your knowlodge of it, it's to extend jQuery itself! Creating a well organized and …

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I never saw it, and did no research, but at the topt of my head I'd say: No. But you can always split the word with something like: <p>Wo<b>rd</b></p>

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Hello my friends, I'm re-thinking my project and I'd like some opnions... Goal: An WebServer/Stream Server easially deployed in any Windows or Linux(Using Mono), with no dependecy on previous installed software(except for Mono). The basic app usage: The user will be able to select multiple folders(with music, videos and photos) …

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Glad to know that you work it out yourself, and it was pretty quickly! =) Pls, just mark the tread as solved =)

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You need help with the code or with the logic of the optimization? Maybe if you explain the logic somebody can help with the code.

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You can do it by seaching rules inside the css sheets. I took some time to play with this: <html> <style type="text/css"> body { background: "#F00"; background-image: url(http:\\teste.png); color: #FFF; font-weight: bold; } </style> <body> <script type="text/javascript"> var seachHttp = function () { var cssSheets = document.styleSheets, // Loaded CSS …

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Yes, it's possible. If not handled properly many input text accept the <script> tag. Then that JS is saved on the DB and when the signature is displayed the javascript could be executed also(again, if not properly handled by the developer). This is called XSS (Cross Site Scripting). A simple …

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Yes, you should use WebBrowser, and the post that clicks the button would help you, because you need to type the text and then click the button, right?

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You could: 1. Make the height of the frame smaller 2. Make the header fixed or absolute so it will on top of the frame 3. Plan your interface with carefullness

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I think this can help you: https://css-tricks.com/capturing-all-events/ But if you're really a noob in JavaScript, you should first learn how JS works before trying to do those "hardcore stuff".

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Hi Simon, I can't suggest you one specific cause I've never used one similar to what you want. But I can say there's hundreds of jQuery Menu plugins that can be customized to do as you wish. One of the most basics, that you would need to play with CSS …

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"It doesn't matter, the customer wants like this!" - This drives me crazy! I just disagree with the "Alternative"... In many contexts alternative is just used to distinguish from the mainstream version of something. Like alternative society... all alternative society are junk? The same occurs with medicine, alternative medicine is …

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If both databases are at the same server(MySQL Instance) you can just prefix the tables with the database name. FROM database_1.calendar AS C LEFT JOIN database_2.history AS H Make sure that the user logged in has permission to access both databases.

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You can create a personal web site, a company web site, a blog or anything that does not require back-end logic.

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What do you mean by powerfull? Most secure? The one you have most control over memory management and hardware? The one with the best performance? The most dynamic? The one that you write less and do more? Or you just want to know what we like?! I think you wanna …

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First of all, if you have an CustomerId, you should use `equals` instead of `like`. If you use Like you can ending with the wrong customer. Like this: WHERE (CustomerID = '" + CustomerID+ "') Now for the part that doesn't work. On your second query you are not setting …

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Oh! There's so much to to and so little time to do it!! This what I've been doing in the past years: - Reading about health, science, governaments, ufos and conspiracy therories - Estudying and plying with unknown(for me) tech stuff like security/hacking/deepweb/bitcoins - Drinking beer with friends - Playing …

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I'm gonna jump in on this, seems fun! ^^ > I think the reason that alert(t.breathe === s.breathe); is false is because my Animal function does not return an Animal it all - it returns an anonymous object. I don't think you need to actually use prototype to setup an …

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It's hard to solve a problem that you can't see for your self. Each time you try some fix you ask your users to test it for you? I'd suggest trying to reproduce the problem first. If you see the problem it's easy to test various alternatives. Anyway, a really …

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Hi filipgothic, when you get the result from the first request, just call the second one, simple as this: xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function () { if (xmlhttp.readyState == 4 && xmlhttp.status == 200) { document.getElementById("opcije").innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText; //call the function that will make the next request ajaxIvestaj(); } }

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Hi beserk. First detail: you're missing an ');' on the jQuery :checkbox change event listener. Where do you call repopulateFormELements() ? On window load? It isn't explicit in your code. And one more thing... why do you handle checkbox with jQuery and also with inline onClick? I'd remove the checkOne …

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At this point I'd go with JorgeM suggestion, it should exclude some options for your problem. There's lots of linux live distro, the last one that I used was Kali Linux, quite easy to use it: http://docs.kali.org/category/downloading

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