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Excuse me for the stupid question, but after a few hours of searching through the net I'm still not quite sure if IIS is a stand-alone package that I can download and install, or does it only come integrated with Windows Server 2003? And what exactly OS and Server do I need to run ASP .NET Apps?
 I'm sleepy. But I can't get a rest because of those *********. 
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You can't download IIS, it's included in Windows.
For Windows Server NT 4 you install Option Pack to get IIS. In Windows Server 2000 and Windows Server 2003 IIS is installed by adding it in Windows Components.
To run ASP.NET applications you need .NET framework and IIS. For testing you can use any Windows version that includes IIS, like Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Pro. Visual Studio 2005 includes a stand-alone web server, and doesn't require IIS for testing. For hosting a site you need Windows Server.
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Thank you for the good answer.
I got my sleep. Now I'm relatively happy and ready to work.
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hi all,
i want to make the width of text boxes same for IE and Fire Fox but it is not working. How to accomplish that task,i m creating that text box(ASp:Textbox) inside table.i m stuck with dont know what to do with this.i m using VS 2003 for my project.
Thanks.
Regards.
Tasleem Arif
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_tasleem wrote: i want to make the width of text boxes same for IE and Fire Fox but it is not working.
What exactly is not working? What have you tried?
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set width of text box in Pixels and then in "%" but, both gives different result of width (IE and Fire Fox).
Regards.
Tasleem Arif
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Specify also the padding, as the default padding differs.
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When IE 6/7 is not in standards mode, the border, padding and the bounding box width is included in the total of the said element: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250395.aspx[^].
"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." --Winston Churchill
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Hi,
I'm developing a web service in which I need to get the sub-directories & files list which reside in the same directory where the Web service is installed.
In other word, in the same directory where I put my Service.asmx, I have a few other files & directories.
Those file & Directories I need to access from within my Web Service Code.
This Web Service will be Deployed in a nother computer, so when I'm building it i have no idea in which directory it will reside.
My question is: How do I gain access to the actual directoy in which my Servive.asmx got installed to, so I could something like: foreach (string directory in Directory.GetDirectories(MyWebServiceDirectory))??
If i use Environment.CurrentDirectory I get the C:\Windows\system32...
If I use Application.StartupPath I get back a reference to an HttpApplicationState object...
p.s. I'm using C# .NET
Any Help is appreciated.
tnx
Roy Kabiri
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Hi - In the little page below, which multiplies two numbers, how can I ensure that I get the "right" answer instead of some approximation? If, for example, I enter 79.32 in the first box and 10 in the second, instead of getting 793.2 I get 793.1999999999999
thanks.. Fred
<html>
<head>
<script language="javascript" >
<!--
function timesTB() {
var a = document.getElementById("tb1");
var b = document.getElementById("tb2");
var z = (parseFloat(a.value) * parseFloat(b.value)).toString();
document.getElementById("tbSum").value = z;
}
// -->
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form name="f1" action="">
<input type="text" id="tb1" onblur="timesTB()" value="1" >
<input type="text" id="tb2" onblur="timesTB()" value="1" >
<input type="text" id="tbSum" >
</form>
</body>
</html>
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Fred_Smith wrote: If, for example, I enter 79.32 in the first box and 10 in the second, instead of getting 793.2 I get 793.1999999999999
That is completely normal. Floating point math is never exact.
Most values can not be exactly represented, so the closest approximation is used. When you multiply the values, the rounding errors get large enough to show up when you convert the value to it's string representation.
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Thanks.. it may be normal but it's still wrong! Is there not a simple way to get and display the correct answer?
cheers, Fred
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You can't display the "correct" answer, as it doesn't exist...
Use the Math.round method to round the value to the precision you want to display.
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No disrespect Guffa (believe me, I have great respect for the efforts you put into this forum) but there is a correct answer: the correct answer to 79.32 * 10 is 793.2, plain and simple, and it seems crazy to have to jump through all sorts of hoops to arrive at it using Javascript.....
Thanks anyway...
F
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Yes, theoretically the correct answer exists, but in the Javascript it doesn't.
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hi...
Does anybody know if there`s a limit to the form post method?
I`m trying to pass some values (form input hidden/text and select fields) through ASPX pages, but my Request.Form collection isn`t complete on the receiving page - it only has the firsts elements in my form. The page that passes the values is only a html page with the .aspx extension - it doesn`t contain anything ASPX related.
I`m using .NET 2.0 with VS2005 and IE6 and FF 2.0.
Also, i have read some hints on the internet without any help (changing the reg. [B]MaxClientRequestBuffer [/B]value or putting the ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" into the sending form tag)
thanks in advance...
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Try the ASP.NET forum... oh you did... don't cross post. 
led mike
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have an asp page with many frames in it.how can i set the scroll to yes.the page is content is long,so i need a scroll,how to set it,and where?
i tried
but
its not showing it when i am viewing the page,in a browser
wat can i do,i tried :scrollbar="yes"but nothing
wat can i do
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Hi I am trying to get a web app setup on a laptop and have .Net Framework, SQL Server 2000 and IIS installed but when u try to view the Default.aspx in the browser only the html code is displayed on the page and no controls are created if anyone has any ideas why this is happenin I would really appreciate any help
Thanks in advance
Tim
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You set up the website in iis? I would guess that some of the properties in IIS for the site are wrong. You are trying to access the site through a url correct? If you try to just double click on the default.aspx file it won't automatically open in a browser.
Ben
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kubben wrote: You set up the website in iis? I would guess that some of the properties in IIS for the site are wrong. You are trying to access the site through a url correct? If you try to just double click on the default.aspx file it won't automatically open in a browser.
correct on all counts
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So if you go into IIS and go to the web site you set up. In that directory in iis if you right click on your default.aspx file what happens? Another question is are you missing some files. Like is the bin directory with all the dll's in the site?
Ben
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I am trying to implement an ActiveX control given to me by a hardware developer for their equipment. I am new to Java/XML and really can't figure out the correct function/syntax to get this working. This is a snip of the VB code that gets the readings from the ActiveX control called "Temp":
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rval = Temp.GetReadings(sngTemperature, lngTemperatureError, sngTemperature2, lngTemperature2Error, sngDewpoint, lngDewpointError)<br />
if rval = 0 Then<br />
data = sngTemperature<br />
I need the "data" value. If I change the code to "data = sngTemperature2" then I get a different value from the control. I'm not having much luck with this so any help or advice would be appreciated!
Thanks much!!
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Thanks for the reply.
I know this is a difficult problem, and there is probably no 100% secure solution. But, it is very bad practise to rely on confusion to secure something like this. Seems like thats the only way though.
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