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Droze wrote: If i wana make a web-based database
What do you mean by that - a database that you can access via the internet? If so, then most can be connected to via asp etc. You'd need to find a hoster with a SQL / Oracle / MySQL backend..
You COULD use a normal PC for the server, and no need to register a domain etc, but the problem with that would be that unless it has a static IP address, it will change regualrly, and people will need to be notified of the change
If the hosting co DOES go bonkers, they will more than likely have backups - check the SLA to make sure that restore times are acceptable for what you need to do.
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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Q(1)
I have created an array and store 3 functions in it. Eg.
this.validateCols = new Array();
this.validateCols[this.COST] = function(obj, index)
{
return 0;
};
this.validateCols[this.LOCKED] = function(obj, index)
{
return 0;
};
this.validateCols[this.COMPLETION] = function(obj, index)
{
return 0;
};
Calling validateCols[0](0, 0) works in IE, but in Firefox I get:
validateCols[0] is not a function
Is this the correct way to define functions in an array? Or is there a better way?
Or is this not supported at all in Firefox?
Q(2)
Also .swapNode() is not in Firefox? Any alternatives?
Q(3)
I implemented drag 'n' drop and it works in IE but not in Firefox.
Each droppable HTML TD element has:
ondragenter="this.parentNode.style.backgroundColor = 'gray'; window.event.returnValue = false;"
ondragover="window.event.returnValue = false;"
ondragleave="this.parentNode.style.backgroundColor = 'white'; window.event.returnValue = false;"
ondrop="OnDrop(this);"
Each draggable URL element has attributes:
id='draggable'
onmousemove='window.event.srcElement.dragDrop();'
ondragstart='window.event.dataTransfer.setData("text", "data");'
But this doesn't work in Firefox. Anyone got any ideas?
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dhruba.bandopadhyay wrote: I have created an array and store 3 functions in it.
Storing functions in an array works just fine in Firefox. (I just tried it to be 100% certain.)
What are the values of this.COST, this.LOCKED and this.COMPLETION?
Also .swapNode() is not in Firefox? Any alternatives?
You have to do it using standard methods like cloneNode, addChild, removeChild, replaceChild, insertBefore.
I implemented drag 'n' drop and it works in IE but not in Firefox.
There is no window.event object in Firefox. Instead the event object is sent as a parameter to the event method. You can put the event object in the event variable using this:
if (!event) event = arguments[0];
To use the object from either model just refer to "event". In IE this will refer to the window.event object as the window object is a default object:
event.returnValue = false;
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I have read that there's a onDragDrop event in the standards W3C. However it only gives as much information as who the sender was. What I would like is to set up some data hence the usefulness of IE's dataTransfer object.
Am not sure whether it's possible to set up a 'text' type data (eg. "1234|Some code|Some type") during the drag, and then drop it onto a table row... in Firefox. I've googled and still no luck finding an alternative to IE's dataTransfer object. 
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My recommendation is to use one of myriads open-source javascript libraries out there that standardise all of these for you.
My favourite pick is Sarissa[^] for XmlHttpRequest (and other extra bits), and Scriptaculous[^] for DHTML effects.
"Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner" - Ross
Edbert
Sydney, Australia
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I am quite disappointed in the drag 'n' drop support in Mozilla Firefox. What am trying to achieve is dragging an element from one IFRAME/FRAME into another IFRAME/FRAME. But upon dropping the element, I do not want the target IFRAME/FRAME to open/load it. I want it simply to handle the event, such as parsing the element/data dropped. Such uses as dropping an element into a table inbetween rows 2 & 3.
I have studied Netscapes way of ondragdrop events. However this only handles dropping external files, into the browser window, and the browser window will open/load the file. This is not what I want.
The only closest IE/FF drag'n'drop thing I found was http://script.aculo.us/ however their dragging doesn't go across IFRAME/FRAMEs.
Is there any way Firefox will implement similar drag'n'drop events as IE's:
ondragenter, ondragleave, ondragover, ondrop? that works across IFRAME/FRAMEs?
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My Win2K installation has IIS 5.0 installed.
I installed the .Net Framework 2 but still my WebApps wont show server controls.
Can IIS 5.1 be installed on Win2000? If so, how?
you can't forget something you never knew...
-- modified at 10:58 Wednesday 21st June, 2006
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evilnoodle wrote: Can IIS 5.1 be installed on Win2000?
AFAIK it's not possible.
What is the exact error that is displayed, anyway?
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Tozzi is right: Gaia is getting rid of us.
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ASP2 Server side controls aren't being generated.
you can't forget something you never knew...
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Does this mean that I can't run ASP2.0 code on windows2000?
you can't forget something you never knew...
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evilnoodle wrote: Does this mean that I can't run ASP2.0 code on windows2000?
I think ASP.NET 2.0 does run on Win2K.
I'm sorry but I'm used to Windows Server 2003, so I can't tell.
Anyway, as other guys suggested, you should re-run aspnet_regiis -i to be sure ASP.NET is correctly registered in IIS.
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My Blog [ITA] - Developing ScrewTurn Wiki 0.2a...
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t might be because the particular virtual directory is not resgistered with ASP.NET 2.0. Look at aspnet_regiis tool and ergister your directory with ASP.NET 2.0
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No flaming put posting programming questions in the lounge? I'm amazed!
Regards
Angel
*********************************************
The sooner you fall behind, the longer you have to catch up.
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i want to play with php
and i need php expert for
link me to good book or set of articles.
and thanks
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There are tutorials available either from PHP directly or use Google to find them
modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.
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A great sit you must try is www.codewalkers.com, it is a must for any php programmer.
Regards
Programm3r
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#this is my first file where i need the submit button to open the link from the second file returned...2nd file is given below please refer
<%
Set oRs=Server.CreateObject("adodb.recordset")
strSQL = "SELECT * FROM projects"
oRs.Open strSQL, conn
Do while not oRs.EOF
if Request.Form("code") = oRs("Code") then
Response.Write ""
Response.Write "Choose :"
Response.Write oRS ("Code") & " " & oRs("Description") & " "
oRs.MoveNext
else
Response.Write ""
Response.Write oRS ("Code") & " " & oRs("Description") & " "
oRs.MoveNext
end if
loop
%>
# the second file displays the link matching the users input..i want this click to be in the submit button...
<title> Continue
<% code=Request.Form ("exmp")%>
<% yr=Request.form ("year") %>
<% mnth=Request.form("month") %>
<% if Request.form("sub")="Latest" THEN %>
<% if Request.form("report")="manage" THEN %>
<% var=(code)& "m.pdf" %>
CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE FILE
<% ELSE %>
<% var1=(code)& "c.pdf" %>
CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE FILE
<% end if %>
<% else %>
<% if Request.form("type")="manage" THEN %>
<% var2=yr & "\" & mnth & "\" & (code)& "m" & (mnth) & (yr) %>
CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE FILE
<% ELSE %>
<% var3=yr & "\" & mnth & "\" & (code)& "c" & (mnth) & (yr) %>
CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE FILE
<%end if %>
<% end if %>
bobo
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it would be a of great help if i could get any help on the Javascript on it thank u
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Where would I go for finding client side JavaScript for a button to expand / collapse a block of html? (IE5 is guaranteed)?
*ANAPQ - Arguably not a programming question, since the majority agrees: pretty web pages is not programming
Some of us walk the memory lane, others plummet into a rabbit hole
Tree<t> in C# || Fold With Us! || sighist
-- modified at 11:19 Wednesday 21st June, 2006
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I'm a big fan of scriptaculous[^]. 
And when we saw the computer, when we saw its code - and Turing saw it first - we were looking at complexity incarnate. And then suddenly we saw complexity everywhere. It materialized, it crystalized around us - even though it had always been there.
We have yet to recover from the shock.
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Their demos are too slow - I've done autocomplete, list sorting, etc, with much better perf.  [Athough maybe it's just on my computer...]
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Their code has more fancy smancy things than the bare bones necessary.
However, I find it to my liking, and it usually performs better on FF than IE for some reason 
"Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner" - Ross
Edbert
Sydney, Australia
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