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 | The other VM apps have "guest additions". You need to install that per VM guest. |
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 | Your website is made up of web pages (.html, .php, .aspx for example). You need to know which page(s) contain these images if the image names are going to change. If you want to replace the images with new ones, but keep the same names, you simply need to locate …  |
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| | Re: Setting up LAN Classes are really a thing of the past. Today's IP hosts do not depend on the class but do depend on subnet masks in order to make routing decisions. Within your LAN, you should be planning to use a private IP range. Most people that have the need for less … |
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 | You shouldnt be concerned with your desktop. The main benefit for the VM app is that the VMs are installed within a few files stored on your hard drive. no other changes (with regards to the VMs) affect your host computer. When you are done with the VM, you simply … |
 | Does your company have a split-dns design? You may have an internal DNS zone (with the same zone/domain name as the one you host externally) that needs to have the records updated as well. |
| | Re: IP Hack How do you know it's being hacked? Have you wiped (reset all settings/content) on the device yet?  |
| | Re: changing images You mentioned that you have `used update panel and timer` but the javascript that was recommneded by Sugmuffen may be less complicated than trying to use asp.net controls. Are you familiar/experienced with Javascript? |
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| | Re: Need help If you could be more specific as to what help you need, that would be helpful. No one here has a crystal ball to know what you need. |
| | Re: Date validation >$('#dob').value() < ... and all that or how do I go about doing that? You can probably use the .blur() method. The blur() method fires when the cursor moves away from that input field. When this event triggers, you can validate the date information. Or, just perform the validation when … |
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| | Just to add... asp.net does have a navigation menu control you can use and it can be dynamic in nature, but I really dont care for it. I would suggest djjeavons approach. The only difference i may suggest is that instead of using a div, i may just using a … |
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 | When it comes to HTML, you don't even need a web server. To add to tdrosiadis's suggestion, just use a text editor (even notepad will work) and add your HTML markup. Since you mentioned that you did a lesson, the assumption is that you know the basic structure of an …  |
 | Two things to check... 1) go into the BIOS setup and verify that the CD ROM drive has a priority boot order. 2) Make sure the CD you have is actually bootable by trying on a different computer that you know has a CD ROM with a higher priority.  |
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| | do you have any asp.net relevant code to show? that is always helpful for those that are helping you and future visitors with a similar issue. |
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 | >For some reason it's not showing the "\" between PC and .digilabs Directories are seperated by the backslash. The path you are showing indicates that `PC.digilabs` is the name of the folder. |
 | Have you tried restarting your system? I'm like you where I try to find logical reasons for this inexplicable behavior, spend time trying logical approaches to solve the problem, then come to find a simple reboot clears the issue. |
 | Name is a property of Product. Get and set are accessors. Say you create an object from the product class... You can set the Name value and also get its value. Product p = new Product(); string n = p.Name; // gets p.Name = "Product1"; // sets So while it … |
 | So before even looking at all of hte code you provided, the first thing to verify is that in fact the querystring parameter you are checking on is not null. have you done that? because if it is null, nothing will happen. if (Request.QueryString["name"] != null) |
| | Based on the html and css you provided in this sample, i'm unable to reproduce what you are describing. The styles arent event appplying because you are targetting ID's that do not exist in the code sample above. |
| | If you dont have access to a community college, university or other technical school that offers computer repair classes... I'd recommend that you take a look at this book. I think its the most comprehensive with regards to computer repair/maintenance. I used these books in all of the courses I … |
| | Re: Form You can add the following style to your CSS to address the blue outline you are referring to (its not in your picture, but I assuming based on your description in the post. input { outline:none; } |
| | There isn't much you can do about the reverse lookup zone error unless that portion of the zone has been delegated to you. For example, when you register myDomain.com, the .com zone contains delegation information about the subdomain called "myDomain". Who ever manages the DNS server that will host myDomain.com … |
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 | Re: % or em I had this bookmarked and I found it to be a good article discussing the differences in the various units you can use on your pages. There is a section in the article that talks about em vs %. Hope it helps... http://kyleschaeffer.com/development/css-font-size-em-vs-px-vs-pt-vs/  |
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| | You'll need to elaborate some more because your question doesnt make sense, at least not to me. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?  |
 | You can do this via a URLRewrite. You will need some server side code to be able to do this. If you develop in PHP, you would leverage the use if your .htaccess file and add the necessary rules. Of for example, if you develop in asp.net, you would create … |
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| | Re: IP address Those are two different dns records. there is no requirement for them to be the same. However, i understand why you may be asking since most of the time these two types of records point to the same website. I dont know the answer but i suspect that it has … |
| | wifi is still a shared type of architecture...however some of these routers are dual/multi banded so you can seperate traffic... either way, basically in a shared type of network the bandwidth is not per client, but shared among them. I'd use the example of ethernet.. you have ethernet and fast … |
| | In addition... I think asp.net is a great site as well. they have plenty of tutorials for web forms and mvc. |
| | Yes the console from any modern browser. Console.log is commonly used in dev to check you variable's values and test your code. |
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| | Re: pop up window >How it is possible? Create the form and contain it within a div. Then, using CSS, hide the div by using the display property: `div { display: none }` Using JavaScript/jQuery, create an event that when the link is clicked, you show the div. |
 | If you dont have a CD with the drivers that came with your computer, the easiest way to obtain the correct drivers is to identify the hardware and visit the vendor's support website. |
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