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Re: ASP DataGrid mkdas7029-Feb-04 23:02 mkdas70 29-Feb-04 23:02  Classic ASP only not .NET Re: ASP DataGrid Marcie Jones1-Mar-04 3:12 Marcie Jones 1-Mar-04 3:12  Classic ASP doesn't have a built-in Datagrid control, but there is a cool tool for editing data called GenericDB that you might want to check out: http://www.genericdb.com Marcie http://www.codeproject.com Refreshing a acess table using ASP pradeepnair8326-Feb-04 16:43 pradeepnair83 26-Feb-04 16:43  Hi I need a help in my project. I am doing the leave management system using asp and acess. I am using a table which keeps track of casual and other leaves for an employee.The problem is no of casual leaves for an employee in an yr is 7. A financial year starts from april 1st to march 31 st. so each yr on april 1st i have to reset the casual leave values in the acess table back to 7.how do i do that(remember back end is acess) . Some 1 told me u should write a script that will execute on April 1st AND put it in the server where i am putting the project.But how to do that i searched ggogle but could not find any eg like that CAn some 1 help me out plz its urgent Pradeep Refreshing a acess table using ASP pradeepnair8326-Feb-04 16:40 pradeepnair83 26-Feb-04 16:40  Hi I need a help in my project. I am doing the leave management system using asp and acess. I am using a table which keeps track of casual and other leaves for an employee.The problem is no of casual leaves for an employee in an yr is 7. A financial year starts from april 1st to march 31 st. so each yr on april 1st i have to reset the casual leave values in the acess table back to 7.how do i do that(remember back end is acess) . Some 1 told me u should write a script that will execute on April 1st AND put it in the server where i am putting the project.But how to do that i searched ggogle but could not find any eg like that CAn some 1 help me out plz its urgent Accessing web services from ASP 3 almogaver26-Feb-04 4:52 almogaver 26-Feb-04 4:52  Hi I've searched in several places but not in luck. I must add a new feature on a 'legacy' ASP3 application (don't have time to migrate it), and I want do it using a web service, because this new feature will be used on a win32 app. too. Anyone my help me? Thanks! Pep Pep Lainez Find something! At last!!! :-D almogaver26-Feb-04 9:26 almogaver 26-Feb-04 9:26  I can search the MSDN library of a friend and I've found an article that could help: .NET Interop: Get Ready for Microsoft .NET by Using Wrappers to Interact with COM-based Applications The link to the MSDN Library is: ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.3082/dnmag01/html/INTEROP.htm Hope to help someone too. Pep Lainez Web Service Application HalfWayMan25-Feb-04 5:21 HalfWayMan 25-Feb-04 5:21  I am writing a web service application for a windows server and am wondering if there is anything I MUST provide for? Can I just write my application and load it up in the service manager and run it? Also, it is going to recieve commands from a servlet running on a linux box over a LAN. Can a service just open a socket and listen for input? Thanks for your time Managing Director of B9 Software www.b9software.com Re: Web Service Application ian mariano26-Feb-04 1:29 ian mariano 26-Feb-04 1:29  Web services are usually exposed by the web server, or by an app server (in the case of Java web services) that expose the service on an HTTP or HTTPS port. No need to open a socket since web requests are passed to the web service via the web/app server. On Windows 2000, XP, 2003 servers, this means IIS and ASP.NET handle the web service requests, unless you're using an alternative web server/app server to handle web services. See: Microsoft Web Services Developer Center XML Web Services Created with ATL Server gSoap: C/C++ Web services Java Technology and Web Services Ian Mariano - http://www.ian-space.com/ "We are all wave equations in the information matrix of the universe" - me search engines... l a u r e n24-Feb-04 13:54 l a u r e n 24-Feb-04 13:54  hey guys whats the best strategy for search engine listings for a website? im not much up on such things as it smacks too much of marketing (which i hate) but i said id get some ideas for some people i know thnx "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me Re: search engines... Hesham Amin24-Feb-04 20:22 Hesham Amin 24-Feb-04 20:22  this can be an intro. Part I: How Did Google Become a Verb?[^] Re: search engines... l a u r e n25-Feb-04 8:20 l a u r e n 25-Feb-04 8:20  errrrr thnx but i meant how do we get listed on search engines i know how they work already thanks "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me Re: search engines... LunaticFringe25-Feb-04 9:13 LunaticFringe 25-Feb-04 9:13  Setting up appropriate Keywords and Description metatags is the first step; next, you have to use said keywords repeatedly throughout the web page in question. They should appear in image alt text fields, the page's text body, ... the list goes on. Next you have to submit the site to the various directory/search sites. Check out MS's SubmitIt service. It has a feature that will scan your pages for correct keyword usage and check that they are used in the correct frequency/places. Once you have the pages ready, it'll submit it to all the major engines on a monthly basis. It's not too expensive - I think it's like $80 for three URL's for 1 year. The SubmitIt service is found at www.bcentral.com[^]. Re: search engines... Not Active25-Feb-04 15:02 Not Active 25-Feb-04 15:02  Actuall meta tags won't help. They have been abused so much that most search engines ignore them. Having the keywords mentioned repeated in your page is a better effort. Re: search engines... Roger Wright25-Feb-04 16:34 Roger Wright 25-Feb-04 16:34  Just a thought... If you really don't want all those keywords in your page to be displayed, do the search engines still respond to them if they're buried in hidden input fields of invisible forms? Heard in Bullhead City - "You haven't lost your girl - you've just lost your turn..." [sigh] So true... Re: search engines... LunaticFringe25-Feb-04 17:02 LunaticFringe 25-Feb-04 17:02  No; some engines will bounce your listing if you're using, say, black text on a black background to skew the keyword counts. Re: search engines... seomaster27-Feb-04 2:25 seomaster 27-Feb-04 2:25  Lauren hi. Try to see my article at http://www.codeproject.com/lounge.asp?forumid=1159&exp=0&select=750643 I think it will help a lot, since these breaking news help web site owners deside themselves what is really urgent to do before the end of February 29, 2004. I hope this helps. Chris Margetis If you want to keep informed about the latest search engine facts, ranking tips, search engine algorithms and news, then subscribe to our free search engine facts ezine & get for Free 4 gifts (Normally Valued 900+ Euros) which will help you SuperBoost your web site in less than a month. Subscribe at http://www.seoeurope.net Turn off/on ISAPI filters at runtime? Verdant12323-Feb-04 10:43 Verdant123 23-Feb-04 10:43  is there anyway to change these filters programitcally? i have a site that serves up data from a database, and i have the ii6 gzip filter on problem is i have a background application that updates the database periodically, and during these updates the cpu usage is too high with gzip on, and response times suffer... is there anyway to script the gzip filter on and off? the updater app is a C# winforms app, but i could easily call a script of some sort... Submit in html Member 61706723-Feb-04 9:32 Member 617067 23-Feb-04 9:32  I am writing application for palm which is purely using html nothing more (Not JavaScript, vbScript or any other because it does know any). I have a listbox (which is produced by tags) which has 2 or 3 options to choose from. Now user can select any item, but how can I submit? Is there anyway to do so? Your help will be very much appreciated. Agha Khan Re: Submit in html Not Active23-Feb-04 10:39 Not Active 23-Feb-04 10:39  Pure HTML, submit a form. Maybe a submit button?? INPUT type=submit Re: Submit in html lanying_wzw26-Feb-04 1:16 lanying_wzw 26-Feb-04 1:16  Does User click any option then submit form immediately? I think it is impossible to use pure html here. Thinking-Asking-Thinking Unused ASP code Anonymous23-Feb-04 7:47 Anonymous 23-Feb-04 7:47  Hi, Is there a tool out there that can detect unused ASP code in a web application? Re: Unused ASP code l a u r e n23-Feb-04 18:31 l a u r e n 23-Feb-04 18:31  ur eyes? "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me Re: Unused ASP code Roger Wright23-Feb-04 18:56 Roger Wright 23-Feb-04 18:56  Heard in Bullhead City - "You haven't lost your girl - you've just lost your turn..." [sigh] So true... how to access web service with SSL from windows application (C#)? zhyluopro20-Feb-04 13:14 zhyluopro 20-Feb-04 13:14  how to access web service with SSL from windows application (C#)? How to use the certificate in the client windows application/ Is there any sample available? Thanks a lot. MSHTML and custom tags. theJazzyBrain19-Feb-04 23:38 theJazzyBrain 19-Feb-04 23:38  I am using MSHTML editor for a content management system. I am using so e custom tags within the HTML code that can be edited throught the MSHTML Editor. Is there a way to display a friendly image on for the custom tag during design time? theJazzyBrain Excelence is not an act, but a habbit Aristotle

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