Date: 03/27/07 (Code WTF)    Keywords: asp

C#, о том как надо писать контролы на ASP.NET не знаем, похапе форева.

#region Номер текущей страницы
protected int _currentPageNumber = 1;
protected bool firstReadCurrentPage = true;
public virtual int CurrentPageNumber
{
    get
    {
        if (firstReadCurrentPage)
        {
            try
            {
                if (Page.Request.QueryString[ID + "CurrentPage"] != null)
                {
                    if (Convert.ToInt32(Page.Request.QueryString[ID + "CurrentPage"]) > 0)
                        _currentPageNumber = Convert.ToInt32(Page.Request.QueryString[ID + "CurrentPage"]);
                }
            }
            catch { }
        }
        firstReadCurrentPage = false;

        return this._currentPageNumber;
    }
    set { this._currentPageNumber = value; }
}
#endregion

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/code_wtf/76115.html

Date: 04/05/07 (SQL Server)    Keywords: asp, sql, web

I'm building a web application that will use Reporting Services as a reporting tool.

The question I have is this: I have a report that shows projects by various categories (which are parameters to the report). How do I set the Reporting Services parameters without creating my own drop-lists on the aspx page? In the Report Viewer control, I can enter the option "ReportViewer1.ShowParameterPrompts = true;" but I then run the code and change a parameter, it just posts back and doesn't change the parameter's value (like it does from the report server). Am I missing something, or will I have to code drop-boxes for the parameters?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Cross-posted to sqlserver and csharp

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/sqlserver/57483.html

Date: 04/05/07 (C Sharp)    Keywords: asp, sql, web

I'm building a web application that will use Reporting Services as a reporting tool.

The question I have is this: I have a report that shows projects by various categories (which are parameters to the report). How do I set the Reporting Services parameters without creating my own drop-lists on the aspx page? In the Report Viewer control, I can enter the option "ReportViewer1.ShowParameterPrompts = true;" but I then run the code and change a parameter, it just posts back and doesn't change the parameter's value (like it does from the report server). Am I missing something, or will I have to code drop-boxes for the parameters?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Cross-posted to sqlserver and csharp

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/csharp/83125.html

Date: 04/13/07 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: browser, asp, security, spyware

I've been using Gmail for a while now. I know a lot of people are less than thrilled with their security. My email is slowly becoming a life line and more and more important information is going through my email so I figure this is the time to do some serious looking. My question is 2 fold.

1. What are some opinions on the security of Gmail and should I consider jumping?
2. If I should jump, where should I look to jump into? Pay for email? How much and where?

I tried doing some quick research on secure pay e-mail sites but didn't come up with a whole lot, so I thought I would look for suggestions and opinions.

Thanks.



While I'm at it, why not ask 2?

How good is AVG Free and is it worth paying to upgrade to something else? And if upgrading is suggest, what should I upgrade to? Whether it be just AV, an internet suite, spyware, etc. I've been looking pretty hard at Kaspersky, but I don't know..

I'm a safe browser and I don't run in to many, if any problems.

Just not sure how good a free AV can be, y'know?

Thanks..

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1059921.html

Date: 04/16/07 (IT Professionals)    Keywords: asp, security, spyware, spam, microsoft

Debate the Future at the 17th annual Computers Freedom and Privacy
Conference, 1-4 May 2007 at the Hilton Bonaventure Hotel in
Montreal, Quebec. WWW.CFP2007.ORG

CFP is the conference where the inventors and innovators on the Internet
met the industry, the regulators, and the creative community to talk about
the new freedoms the net brought. Free speech, censorship, filtering
spam, crypto controls, business security, dataveillance, were all meat
for the all-night debates that took place at this annual gathering.

There has never been a greater need to talk about these issues. This
year's agenda is packed with plenaries and breakout sessions, and Birds
of a Feather sessions that look at all aspects of the growing threats
and opportunities for autonomy in cyberspace.

Featured Speakers

* Whitfield Diffie Sun Microsystems
* Ron Rivest MIT
* Simon Davies Privacy International
* Michael Geist University of Ottawa
* Bruce Schneier BT Counterpane
* Kim Cameron Microsoft

* 1 full day workshop * 8 half day tutorials * Topics include: * ID
Management * Digital Divide * Surveillance * Stalking * Wiretap * War
on drugs * Digital Millenium Copyright Act * Charter rights * RFIDs *
Spyware * No Fly lists * Traffic analysis * Airline Passenger Data *
Health Information * Censorship * Data Retention * Forensics * Security
Information Management

All this and lots more! Watch the program at www.cfp2007.org

Simultaneous Translation throughout plenary sessions

*Discounts for Students and ACM Members*

Stephanie Perrin
Chair CFP2007
forge@ca.inter.net

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/itprofessionals/56274.html

Date: 04/17/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: asp, web

Ok, I'm such a newbie to this, it's embarrassing to post. I'm trying to teach myself web design. I can hand code a REALLY simple page, but I'm trying to learn Dreamweaver. I am only familiar with divs, so when I figured out how to do that with Dreamweaver (today) I got all excited. I created my first craptastic web site with it. It's SO basic, it's pathetic, and I still couldn't even get my footer to show up.

I was just wondering if someone could breeze through my codes and take a peek to see if I handled my divs correctly, or if I have too many (which I suspect I might) - and, I don't know what the hell I'm doing with position: absolute or relative... absolute seems to connect the entire page to that one spot, then I'm forever absoluting all other aspects of the layout. I suspect that's the error that's causing my footer not to show.

If this is not in the correct community (because most people seem to know what they are doing here) I'd appreciate a pointed finger on where to go.

http://imaginewith.com <- just beginning. Thanks!!!!

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1246209.html

Date: 04/25/07 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: asp, web, microsoft

http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39165

"Users who had taken part in the Vista beta scheme - millions of people, in fact - were all given free copies of Vista Ultimate by the Vole as a 'thank you'.
"

Errrr... I wasn't aware of this. I wasn't given a free copy. What does this "beta scheme" mean, exactly? People who have obtained beta via their MSDN subscriptions, or just any John, Jane, and Joe who signed up via Microsoft's website?

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1064705.html

Date: 04/30/07 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: asp

3DMark 2007 will only run in Windows Vista using a DirectX 10 GFX card
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39277

Quote:

"So there you have it. Unless you're in the cool boys club with a nice GeForce 8x00 or Radeon 2x00, you won't be able to run a pointless number-generating programme with no actual real-world worth. So you might want to cry a little."

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1065940.html

Date: 05/03/07 (Computer Geeks)    Keywords: asp

The strange and convoluted saga of Amiga continues in the year 2007
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39362

I got through almost half of the article before I quit. Maybe the rest of you have longer attention spans.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computergeeks/1067481.html

Date: 05/04/07 (Java Web)    Keywords: database, asp, google

No seriously, a significant portion of my brain is in Google databases, accessible to everyone around the world. I only keep the index. Let me explain. The way I work is that I remember the most significant aspect of any concept and few keywords to identify the concept or idea and then I use Google [...]

Source: http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/my-brain-is-in-google/

Date: 05/05/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: php, browser, css, html, xml, asp, java, web

Hi everyone!
I'm new here,  but expect to come back soon enough with real insight and input.  In the meantime, I'm working on a tech report (whoever said going back to college would be easy needs to be shot on sight) and could use your help.

I've developed a questionnaire for web designers/developers and would love your input.  It will be used for a feasibility report that will analyze and recommend a core set of web languages for training and hiring employees of, say, a small webdesign company.  I am willing to forward to anyone the completed report if requested and am also willing to provide copies of other assignments that have been part of this report.  After all, I look at unsolicited surveys like this with quite a bit of skepticism and usually want some background.

If you frequent other webdesign forums/communities, please excuse the likelihood of verbatim cross posting, as I am desperately in need of responses (I need quantifiable results within two weeks, yikes!) and don't much have the time to rewrite an introduction six times.

If you have additional input beyond what I'm asking in the survey, please feel free to give your opinions.  Thanks in advance for your time and help.

~Ang


1.What web languages do you currently code in?

2.Do you prefer any web languages to others?  If so, what?  Why?

3.Please rate the learning curve of the following web languages; leave blank if you have not used the language.  If you are currently learning the language, please note how long you expect it to take you to learn the language.  If there are languages that have been omitted and you have input regarding the learning curve, please add it at the end of the question.

1.HTML
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

2.PHP
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

3.CSS
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

4.JavaScript
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

5.Java
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

6.ASP
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

7.XML
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

8.Flash
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

4.Do you feel that Internet Explorer hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

5.Do you feel that Firefox hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

6.Do you feel that any other browser hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

7.How often do you adhere strictly to W3C standards?
(a)All the time
(b)most of the time
(c)about half the time
(d)occasionally
(e)rarely

8.Is there one web language you use more than others?  Which one, and why?

9.How long have you been doing web design or development?

10.Do you have any certifications?  If so, which ones?

Again, thank you for taking the time to look at and hopefully answer this survey.  It will be highly useful for my tech report.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1252839.html

Date: 05/05/07 (Web Development)    Keywords: php, browser, css, html, xml, asp, java, web

Hi everyone!
I'm new here,  but expect to come back soon enough with real insight and input.  In the meantime, I'm working on a tech report (whoever said going back to college would be easy needs to be shot on sight) and could use your help.

I've developed a questionnaire for web designers/developers and would love your input.  It will be used for a feasibility report that will analyze and recommend a core set of web languages for training and hiring employees of, say, a small webdesign company.  I am willing to forward to anyone the completed report if requested and am also willing to provide copies of other assignments that have been part of this report.  After all, I look at unsolicited surveys like this with quite a bit of skepticism and usually want some background.

If you frequent other webdesign forums/communities, please excuse the likelihood of verbatim cross posting, as I am desperately in need of responses (I need quantifiable results within two weeks, yikes!) and don't much have the time to rewrite an introduction six times.

If you have additional input beyond what I'm asking in the survey, please feel free to give your opinions.  Thanks in advance for your time and help.

~Ang


1.What web languages do you currently code in?

2.Do you prefer any web languages to others?  If so, what?  Why?

3.Please rate the learning curve of the following web languages; leave blank if you have not used the language.  If you are currently learning the language, please note how long you expect it to take you to learn the language.  If there are languages that have been omitted and you have input regarding the learning curve, please add it at the end of the question.

1.HTML
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

2.PHP
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

3.CSS
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

4.JavaScript
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

5.Java
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

6.ASP
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

7.XML
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

8.Flash
(a)less than 1 week
(b)1 to 2 weeks
(c)2 to 4 weeks
(d)more than 4 weeks

4.Do you feel that Internet Explorer hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

5.Do you feel that Firefox hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

6.Do you feel that any other browser hinders your designing effectiveness in any way?  Explain.

7.How often do you adhere strictly to W3C standards?
(a)All the time
(b)most of the time
(c)about half the time
(d)occasionally
(e)rarely

8.Is there one web language you use more than others?  Which one, and why?

9.How long have you been doing web design or development?

10.Do you have any certifications?  If so, which ones?

Again, thank you for taking the time to look at and hopefully answer this survey.  It will be highly useful for my tech report.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/405402.html

Date: 05/07/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: asp, web

Ok.. yes.. I know... iframes is not the ideal thing to have.

I've got a client that needs iframes so they can bring in external real estate listings (they're a remax agent) into the website.

The problem is the remax site is not completely flush-left in the iframe. I've tried to get this to work to no avail.

www.bobcoxteam.com/searchall.asp is the address.

The code I have is

src="http://rochester1.minnesota.remax.com/Listings/Residential_r4.aspx?CID=11775944" name="playing" id="playing" width="730" height="800" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" align="left" scrolling="yes" frameborder="0"

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1253037.html

Date: 05/09/07 (Computer Help)    Keywords: asp

Hey everyone, I have a rather annoying problem.  The specs of my PC will be listed at the bottom of this post.  The problem is my computer blue screens all the time with page_fault errors and irq_not_less etc etc errors, and while I had read a little bit on it, I could not fix this problem.  I swapped out nearly every single part except for the CD-ROM drives and CPU, I pulled out my sound card, TV card, tried different RAM, PSU, video card, and even bought another motherboard.  Sometimes the blue screen lists a specific  process, sometimes its tcpip.sys.  It does not always display that process, but its one of the few I have seen but I cannot remember the rest off the top of my head.  Then when  I try to play battlefield 2142, it gives me a "sane memory error" that is generated from battlefield, and seems to happen in the middle of loading a map.  The problem originally started when I upgrade my evga nvidia 6800 to a bfg tech nvidia 7800gs (agp), but the problem again was not resolved when I put my old 6800 back in. The system specs are as follows:

AMD athlon 64 3500+
abit AV8
2x512mb Crucial Ballistix
80gb SATA HD
BFG Nvidia 7800GS AGP
Creative Soundblaster Audigy2
Happauge WinTV tuner
550W Aspire PSU
WinXP Pro
ard.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/computer_help/777047.html

Date: 05/17/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: html, asp, java, web

I'm currently working for this company. It's my responsibility to edit the website.

I'm having a problem finding where exactly I can edit the links for the pop-out menus. I'm relatively new to ASP, but I've been fine for most editing thus far as the majority of the code is actually HTML.

I am not seeing which file has the pop-out parts of the menu. I found the ASP file for the menu, but it doesn't seem to have the pop-out parts. I know the code has to be somewhere, I'm just having trouble finding it. I think it's mainly because I'm not seeing the file names for the items linked in the pop-out menus anywhere in the file for the menu.

I'm suspecting it has to do with the JavaScript, but I've never used "cswmShow" before, so I don't fully understand how it's working.

I'd really appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction. Thank you!

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1257764.html

Date: 06/06/07 (Web Development)    Keywords: asp, web

I'm relatively new to the community and had a question for any freelance designers out there.  I recently finished a web design program and have been approached by someone with a request to re-design their current website after they saw a site that I designed for a mutual friend.  I just have no idea what to charge.  I'm fairly new to the freelance aspect of design, though I've been designing for quite awhile through my day job.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a rate to charge for a 15-20 page re-design?  I'd like to give her a quote for the project  rather than an hourly quote because I honestly have no idea how long it will take me and I don't want her to have any surprises at the end.

Thanks much!

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/412946.html

Date: 06/14/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: asp, web

The person's website I'm working on wants a top banner/image that will partially slide through a series of images. Eg. http://www.rapidascent.com.au/asp/AnacondaEventChooser.asp (on the left, not the right sliding logos).

I only know of two ways to do this:
- Flash
- GIF

The question I have is:
- the demographic for the site is apparently "older" and in regional areas (dial up), would Flash kill their computers in terms of requiring Macromedia and etc?
- Would the GIF file be too big for their dial up?

Any suggestions on other ways I can do it?

Thanks.

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1265212.html

Date: 06/20/07 (Java Web)    Keywords: asp

Most of us, myself excluded, aspires to be thin especially so much so that they often adopt unhealthy practices which lead to bulimia or diabulimia. Here are some safe tips from FDA which doesn’t involve consulting a doctor and can be done by you without external help. Safe Dieting Men and very active women may need up [...]

Source: http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/4-safe-weight-loss-tips-from-fda/

Date: 06/21/07 (Web Development)    Keywords: asp, web

Has anyone ever used Cute Chat before? Here's the link if anyone wants to check it out: http://cutesoft.net/asp.net+chat/default.aspx

I'm just looking for any experiences (negative or positive) as I know someone who is looking at purchasing it for use on their website.

One thing I find concerning is when the FAQ talks about it's scalability, it just says it's recommended for medium to high traffic levels but doesn't define what those traffic levels would be. I'm curious as to how many people at a time could be in this chatroom without there being problems.

Thanks!

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdev/417322.html

Date: 06/28/07 (WebDesign)    Keywords: asp, hosting

I'm writing this on behalf of my boyfriend.

He has a hosting account with 1and1.co.uk using Windows Hosting as he is a .net developer/programmer. He's having all sorts of problems with 1and1.co.uk and wants to change hosting company.

He's having trouble finding one decent enough and affordable for what he needs.

Can anyone recommend a decent hosting company for .net/asp/windows etc.?

Thanks x

xposted

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1271798.html