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Welcome to dealing with the public. They're typically not tech savy and their devices just "do it" without them understanding any nuance or technical terms.
Next time just email her a link to a...
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How much control do you have over the system? For instance is this a system owned by an employer and they want to disallow copy and paste? Also is there internet access on this box?
If you can...
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I'm not sure I follow; are you saying the site you're popping open is the Google site for authentication or are you literally opening a page on the same exact domain that your website is on? If it's...
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Is the URL listed in your question the actual URL you're trying to hit or is it simply an example?
If your domain is different from the content you're trying to access then it'll never work and...
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I see no JavaScript in your post.
Note: This appears to be homework. We will help you with questions but will not do your homework for you. I'm unsure if you just accidentally forgot your...
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Another angle to explore: are you sure it's a memory leak? Do you have enough traffic where many users pile on, then when the app pools, they're all logged off and by the time they all get back it's...
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32-bit software, yes but not 16-bit software which is what I was wondering.
After doing some Googling, I noticed that VB6 apps are 32-bit (I didn't know for sure) so yeah, that should work at...
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.Net 3.5?
I don't believe there is a direct way to serialize / convert a DataTable to JSON. Having said that, I'd suggest converting the DataTable into a Dictionary. Take a look at the...
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I had one. I thought it was amazing! But yes, they're killing / killed it but they're making it an open-source project which is good news.
Google Wave helped make remote meetings much easier for...
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I had thought VB6 required 16-bit support, which Vista and Windows 7 x64 did not include. Does VB6 run on 64-bit operating systems?
I believe Windows 8 or Windows 9 is said to be 64-bit only so if...
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You're unlikely to find any 64-bit applications out-performing 32-bit versions unless they are incredibly memory intensive (I'm taking something that uses 8GB+) as there is less disk swapping.
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What you'll want to do is create a handler that can serve these images (ashx). Then you can write out whatever you want in an image and serve it up! Here's a place that outlines how to write text...
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You can handle the Application_Error to handle all unhandled exceptions.
Personally, I'd create an object that handles the error sending. Then, whenever you catch an exception, use this object....
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I don't understand what you want to do. You want to have the user download something and, at the same-time, redirect them to another page?
If that's the case, you can't do that. You can't have a...
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Um, no. The Beta is on DreamSpark's website right now and they had the expression applications when they were in Beta and RC, too.
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Damn, I just got Visual Studio 2008 Pro. I hope this will also go up on DreamSpark :D
EDIT: Damn, my access was revoked since I'm now out of school :(. They had the beta up so I can only assume...
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How are you verifying that your login succeeded or failed? In your code you're just creating a WebRequest which is great but the login, which will be tied to a session, will be tied to your web...
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This is an odd question. Ideally, you want a middle-layer between your database and the users to prevent data loss / theft. A good web service is a great idea to create a nice level of abstraction so...
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Are these databases on the same SQL Server instance? If so, you could script out something to import / export as well. You can access different databases (as long as you have permission) via...
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Typically you'll want to store some sort of path in the database to the file and let the file system handle it. What you want to do seems odd to me, however. Depending on the types of cheats you want...
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What server is this for? MS SQL, MySQL, Access or other?
I think this depends on the type of features you're looking for. For instance, are you specifying that users can only have folders that you...
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If you're looking for a specific day and this is an ad-hoc query, you could use a CAST to date and compare that way.
SELECT *
FROM MyTable
WHERE CAST(MyDate AS DATE) = @SpecifiedDate
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Looks like your user doesn't have the correct permissions on the database.
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Also, I think .Net 1.1 will be set as default so you'll need to make sure you set your website up as .Net 2.0.
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Also, something to keep in mind with future sites you develop, is that you can target stylesheets to specific types of web browsers including mobile. So, depending on how you build your websites, you...
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Also, you shouldn't handle application flow with exceptions. If someone is going to throw an exception it's best to avoid it where possible. In this instance, you could create a stored procedure that...
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Is your password an actual password input or just another textbox? Otherwise, maybe you already said no to save it? Not much you can do to control that behavior...
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Most large companies do not play by the rules. MS Office and Visual Studio are some of the largest offenders and the guidelines Microsoft publishes are not always followed by them.
I see nothing...
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You can code in XNA with VB.Net, however, you currently can't get it to compile and go onto the XBox 360. Perhaps they will support that in the future but, for now, there is no way to do so.
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You can't do that either. The Program Files directory should (and does, unless you modify permissions during install) require administrator access to modify anything. You should never store any data...
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This is irresponsible. The system gives you distinct places to place data saved from your application. Going outside of those well-defined places makes other solutions (such as backup, sync, etc)...
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Just keep in mind that the language you chose to develop in is compiled on the fly from MSIL to native. Having said this, there is no possible way to prevent your code from being decompiled.
Sure,...
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They moved that functionality to Professional in 2008 :). Not all of it but Professional 2008 now includes much of the unit test features that Team System contained in 2005.
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Well my point was, if this is for a password, why do you even care what characters the user types in? You should only hash passwords so they will never be stored in your database anyway...
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Can you tell us what kind of data you're trying to store? Doesn't seem to fit well with an array but creating your own objects might make things easier.
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Not possible. There are some solutions that may be good enough but it won't be possible to completely lock it down.
You could go the software route. Use some hardware components and their serial...
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Yes. Every request made to a web server includes the client's IP address. Naturally, this can be spoofed, but you should be able to grab this information out of the HTTP headers as shown above....
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Ugh, hard drive serial numbers suck for locking down software. It'll only inconvenience users and it only annoys your real customers; pirates would already have this verification code removed from...
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You're going to have to write out graphic objects yourself. This sucks in Classic ASP.
Also, this isn't a web service; this is simply letting browsers download an image from your server; you're...
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