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can anybody help me out..its very urgent
Tanmoy Panja
Software Developer
mob:-9831970348
Intrasoft Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
5,Lake Temple road.
Kolkata-29.
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hi everybody ,
please if somebody can send me a link of a good website teachs ASP.Net i wanna learn it from the begening cuz i know nothing at it yet
i i need to get a good course or a training CD makes comprehension more easly
thank you
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How to adjust confirm dialog box to make it return the same result for both buttons: always return true - location.reload(1), no matter what button is pushed OK or Cancel. Currently if Cancel pushed, script exit.
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....<br />
function init() {<br />
for (i=0;i<messages.length;i++) alert(messages[i])<br />
if (! createWSHShell() && confirm('Please click Yes to proceed')) {<br />
location.reload(1);<br />
return<br />
}<br />
if (WSHShell) goWrite()<br />
}<br />
window.onload = init;<br />
</script><br />
</head><br />
-- modified at 7:49 Friday 21st April, 2006
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No, you can't. But you can simply ignore the return value of the method.
-- modified at 8:20 Friday 21st April, 2006
Or perhaps you want to use an alert intstead, that only has one button.
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Yes, I have version with alert box already. I just wanted two buttons. What do you meant by ignoring the return value of the method?
-- modified at 9:21 Friday 21st April, 2006
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Why do you want two buttons if it doesn't matter which one you press? That's only confusing.
centrex wrote: What do you meant by ignoring the return value of the method?
If the return value shouldn't matter, just call the method and don't use the return value.
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How? Just call it, and don't use the return value. It's so basic, that if you have any problem with it, you have to explain what it is.
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I removed 'return', but when we click 'cancel', all exit, no loop.
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function init() {<br />
for (i=0;i<messages.length;i++) alert(messages[i])<br />
if (! createWSHShell() && confirm('You really need click yes')) {<br />
location.reload(1);<br />
}<br />
if (WSHShell) goWrite()<br />
}<br />
window.onload = init;<br />
</script><br />
</head><br />
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No, not the return value from your function, the return value from the call to the confirm method.
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Could you correct the code how this should be?
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Hardly, as the code is incomplete to start with.
What is the problem? Just call the method where you want the dialog displayed:
window.confirm('yadayada');
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hi,i have a tack,i have to connect more then one database on the selection base on asp,when i select january form droupdown menu,then the database of jun open,and when i select feb,then database file named"feb.mdb open, and also per page 50 records show,when we click nect the selected month next 50 records shows,plz tell me about this,thnx
honey
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First of all, why do you use separate databases? Unless you have a very specific reason, you should put the tables in the same database, or even in the same table of the database if the data is of the same kind.
If you need to use separate databases, you simply specify the file name in the connection string.
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Hi all,
Is there any way in which i can find out, using javascript, the width & height of a string when used with a particular font and size.
eg.
<font size=4 face="verdana">Hello</font>
i wish to know what will be the width of "Hello" above as displayed on the web-page.
Thanks in advance.
*** Who said nothing is impossible? I have been doing it for a long time ***
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No. You have to put the text in an element, put the element on the page so that it's rendered, and then get the measurements of the element.
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Thanks Guffa, again... 
*** Who said nothing is impossible? I have been doing it for a long time ***
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You are right. Sorry.
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Hi all,
Hoping for some bright ideas to help me decide how best to design and implement a piece of .Net work I am about to do for a client.
Some background: my client runs many different job sites but they are all hosted by one company (who specialise in hosting job portals) but, unbeleivably, offer no way of uploading batches of jobs.... so each job must be entered on the site by hand.
My client wants to get around this by allowing his clients (ie: companies wanting to place jobs on the various sites) to enter multiple job adverts in a spreadsheet and then (somehow) I need to take that s/sheet, read each job and create a URL which emulates the job entry page on the hoster's site (eg: www.[jobsite].com\newjob\addjob.jsp?title=Engineer&location=london&startdate=01-Jun-06... etc etc). The hosting site uses JSP so I can't do anything much from .Net except create a URL to submit each job... but at least we do know we can emulate the URL to submit a new job. So my task is really to somehow receive the s/sheet, build each URL and submit it.
So my question is, given these requirements, how should I go about it? I was thinking of a web service which the clients placing jobs can call from their own browser but I don't know if a web service could read a s/sheet (I assume not). Failing that, I guess we could have an interim web page on a web server somewhere that allows the clients to upload and process the s/sheet. Other ways I thought of was allowing them to email the s/sheet as an Outlook attachment to an email address which would be monitored by a .Net service which would then do the reading and URL creation/submission.
I guess what I'm trying to write here is almost middleware (I like to call it "squeezeware" as we're squeezing it in where nothing should really be!) so any ideas or comments on what I've suggested so far would be much appreciated. I'm not looking for anyone to do this for me - just after some fresh ideas!
TIA for any help/suggestions...
Mike
-- modified at 20:55 Thursday 20th April, 2006
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The other thing I should have mentioned is that I can use .Net 2.0 if I want (my client leaves that sort of thing up to me) so anything that v2.0 can offer me to get this done better/quicker I'd be happy to hear about (I haven't used v2.0 very much at all yet).
Mike
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An interim web page with upload would seem to make sense to me if someone will be manually uploading the spreadsheet - then you can display error messages etc.
I don't really see the speed gains though if they still have to enter all the job data into the spreadsheet first... If they have a DB that's going to write out the SS data, then they might be better getting the DB to spit out xml and pass that to a webservice of yours (bit more simple on your part...).
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You're right of course - the problem here is that the clients have to enter the jobs *somewhere* and if they've already entered it in their own systems then they don't want to have to do it again for us. Anyway, after another conversation with my client we have agreed that we will forget the Excel thing (way too perilous) and request the users to supply us with an XML or CSV document - that way they can use the data already existing in their system(s) and we will (hopefully) get a properly structured "job" object which the web service or web page can parse and then create the URL to post to the hosted job site.
Mike
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