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Re: Hello Violet, Try this code, looks like it resolves your concerns..  <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> .column1{ border:1px solid transparent; width:26.1437908496732%; /*200/765*/ float:left; } .column2{ border:3px solid magenta; width:249px; float:left; font-size: 0.875em; padding:0 20px 0; } .column2 input[type="radio"] { float: left; } .column2 span label{ margin-left: 25px; display: … | |
Re: No database is required to pass values between pages. I noticed that you are posting the form to an ASP page. `<form action="qty_form.asp">` You can retrieve the values in the qty_form.asp page by using the Form Collection. For example.. `<% Request.Form("userID") %>` Here is some more information regarding ASP and … | |
Re: > I mean how to set start three or four lines with the left/right side of image and next lines onwards? Can you clarify what you mean by this, by giving an example? > Please give me the code. i need it immediately. That is going to be unlikely. If … | |
Re: Are you looking for SQL server administration or Transact SQL? Here are some reference articles for [SQL](http://www.itgeared.com/topic-6/sql/) that may be of interest. | |
Re: You would need a bit more than just HTML to be able to connect to a data source such as a database. In your class, are they covering any server-side scripting languages such as PHP, ASP.NET, or Java? | |
Re: My area of work prior to finding this site just a little over a year ago has been in Computer Networking, Windows Networing. I came accross this site when I decided to pick up some development. So in about a few months, I got, what I feel, was a pretty … | |
Re: > Does anyone know how to get it to read from a mysql database table? You will need servers-side scripting to read from the database. Do you know PHP, ASP.NET, Java, etc..? | |
Re: A other less elegant option may be to insert an iframe since blogger allows you to modify the template. The source of the iframe could be from an externally hosted site that is running your PHP code. ![]() | |
Re: If you can provide the relevant HTML as well, that would be helpful. | |
Re: I found this online. http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=7729281 This will download a setup program which will download VS 2008 SP1 Express. I just tried it.  | |
Re: I'd recommend that you take a look at the Google Custom Search Engine. http://www.google.com/cse/ I beleive that this site has this google feature incorporated. On my site, CSE is exactly what i implemented. I basically included an input element on my pages and when a user submits a search, the … | |
Re: > How do I connect the computers so that my VB.net application should access the database? If you mean how to create a network, there are a lot of options. The easiest approach is to buy a network switch with at least 4 ports and plug each computer into a … | |
Re: > The <nav> tag is supported in Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, and Safari. This element will simply be ignored by earlier versions of IE. The ony other issue with IE is that you wont be able to style these uknown elements without using the HTML5Shiv. In any event, … | |
Re: To use the "Find my iPhone" app, you would have had to have that setup prior to loosing the phone so that you can track it. | |
Re: The easiest approach is to connect the modem to a router, then plug the 2 or more systems into the router. This of course depends on the type of modem that you have. This is easy to do with modems that connect to DSL since the modem have an ethernet … | |
Re: Are you able to identify some "event" that occurred before the PC's internet speed became slow? any new software installed, drivers, config change? If so, are you able to restore the PC to the point in time prior to this slowness? There is nothing in Windows itself that we can … | |
Re: check some obvious issues first such as loose connections on the back of the computer as well as the back of the monitor. In addition, if you monitor has a "reset" button, try that to restore the monitor settings back to default. If that doesnt work, plug the monitor into … | |
Re: > Dreamweaver is also better for beginners but the 2 softwares cost quite a bit. Actually, for web development, you can download VIsual Studio (VS) Web Express edition for free. Also, VS is probably the best choice if you are into asp.net development. While you could develop for non aspx, … | |
Re: It sounds like you have freedom in the networking services you can choose. Is there one in particular that you are interested in? You need to pick a server role, create a network design and implementation plan. What portion of the project are you confused about? | |
Re: The problem seems to be in your #header_top and #header_bottom style, specifically with overflow:hidden. When I remove that style from **both**, you can see the drop down.  | |
Re: You can do this in Source View... On the button control add an attribute called "onclick" so for example, <asp:button runat="server" ID="Button1" onclick="Button1_Click"> | |
Re: I would recommend you remove the input element outside if the unordered list. You can the. Move it to the right using float, or other methods such as by using the position, top, right properties. | |
Re: What exactly do you mean by "share" the two connections? If you want hosts on either switch to communicate to the hosts on the other switch through the server, you would have to at the very minimum enable IP forwarding or for more control, install the RRAS role on your … | |
Re: > i googled it , but found no windows-windows solution. Not sure what you mean by Windows-Windows solution. When you assigned this guest to the "Host-Only" network, did you validate network connectivity, at least by opening a command prompt from the host and PING'ing the guest VM? Another alternative if … | |
Re: One approach is to have a "hidden" div with a z-index greater than the normal content on your page, but with a z-index less than the "modal pop-up". This "hidden" div would have styling such as: display: none; position:absolute; top: 0%; left: 0%; width: 100%; height: 100%; background-color: ?; z-index: … | |
Re: Who you choose will depend on what you plan to host and what the requirements are. The two probers mentioned in the previous post are very popular, but there are countless hosting probers that all provide a great service at similar costs. | |
Re: There's no point in turning this nice thread into who's country is more powerful and who lives better. You seem to be a hard working individual proud of his country. Anyway, Michael (<M/>) is a young student born a few years after the Cold War ended (from what I can … | |
Re: Actually while looking at the site with the developer tools in Chrome, your issue here is the `overflow:hidden` style in three places... See images below where the overflow hidden was removed, the navigation bar worked as expected.   | |
Re: > i get "Access denied" error from internet explorer. Have you configured the web server to listen/accept connections on port 443 **and** the took care of the installation of the digital certificate? | |
Re: There are tons of resources out there with regard to learning JavaScript. For intermediate documentation, I'd look at the Mozilla Developer Network: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/JavaScript. That site is useful for reference. You can take the basics that you've learned and use their site to dive deeper into JavaScript. | |
Re: > connect a computer to a website using HTTP Protocol. Is this possible ? Of course.. that's exactly what happens when you a browser application to connect to a web server. So, if you wanted to do this outside of a browser/web server system, you still need to have at … | |
Re: It would be helpful if you provide a link to your site, or link to jsfiddle where your demo can be viewed, or provide the relevant code here so the members of this community can better assist. | |
Re: Its possible that they only allow FTP connections from within their network for this target host, or they may be using a different host name when accessed from the external network. It's hard to say. Your best bet is to check with them on the different options regarding access to … | |
Re: > I can not figure out how to publish it and put it on a server 2003 running IIS 7(I think) There are various ways to "publish" to a remote web server. Does your hosting provider allow you to upload via FTP? If so, one option is to simply copy … | |
Re: > shows a black screen and written on it Operating System not Found! That is an indication that the BIOS was unable to pass control to an operating system on any of the boot devices listed in the CMOS setup. > but he has removed the battery and the system … | |
Re: For you to use User.Identity.Name, the website needs to have anonymous authentication disabled and Windows authentication enabled (probably why you are getting null). You can use User.Identity.Name in the master page as well as aspx pages that link to a master page. | |
Re: more information about your network setup/configuration would be needed. | |
Re: It's not only IE. just checked both links from my iPad and the content on the right shifts. I suspect that you have differences in your style sheet. I can take a look later tonight unless someone else gets to this and helps you. | |
Re: This won't be an issue as long as your GPU can get enough airflow to prevent over heating. If you've had it installed and running and have not encountered issues, you should be OK. | |
Re: I think I understand what you are describing, but without any type of sample code, it would be challanging to help you find a solution. | |
Re: ASP and ASP.NET are not similar except for the three characters in the name. Actually ASP and PHP are more similar. Basic ASP.NET is easy to learn and Visual Studio helps with the development, but I recommend if you go down the ASP.NET/C# route, that you get some good books … ![]() | |
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