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Hi,
You can type "http://localhost/[^]" and then you will see as following:
Tools
phpinfo( )
PHPmyadmin 2.8.2.4
SQLitemanager 1.2.0
By clicking on that PHPmyadmin 2.8.2.4 you may see the myAdmin page or you can also type:
http://localhost/phpmyadmin/[^]
in internet explorer too.
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Hiral Shah
India
If you think that my question is good enough and can be helpful for other then don't forget to vote.
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Is it just me or can everyone else see the 5 rogue posts from the "Asp" thread that show at the top of this forum - and have done since May 11... have I missed some post about this as to why it can't be / hasn't been cleared up?
cheers
P
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It might be due to the fact that it was a strange post and the computer didn't know how to handle it.
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Or the original message was deleted and parallel universes (not serial universes, that would be weird) collided and created a wormhole into CP. Okay, now I'm in way over my head. 
- S
50 cups of coffee and you know it's on!
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I think we have discovered the Stargate stuck in an event horizon. That sucks big time!
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Yeah, that would suck! Where's Kirk when you need him?! Off playing with his tribbles?
- S
50 cups of coffee and you know it's on!
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I'm it's a new feature of CP
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Hello,
Can anyone tell me why this does not work in FireFox?
<script language="javascript">
window.parent["myiframe"].location.href = window.parent["myiframe"].location.href = 'http://www.mysite.com';
</script>
This script is being called from LinkButton in another IFRAME window. It's works prefectly in IE and I don't like that. 
Thank you for the help.
RB
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Why not just:
window.parent["myiframe"].location.href = 'http://www.mysite.com';
??
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Yes I agree that, but for IE to work that is how I had to do it for some reason.
However I have tested Firefox as well with the example you provided. I was doing some reading and even tried:
window.parent.frames["myiframe"].location.href = 'http://www.mysite.com';
and that did not work either.
It's almost like Firefox is ignoring window.parent
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Just in case anyone else runs into this problem.
Just use:
window.parent.document.getElementById('myiframe').src = 'http://www.mysite.com'
Worked perfect.
RB
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Hi,
How do I display the coordinates of the mouse when the button is first clicked before dragging and when the mouse button is released after dragging?
I am using javascript to draw a triangle using mouse dragging.
How do I display the mouse coordinates when the mouse is clicked and when the mouse is released after dragging?
This means that only 2 coordinates will appear. When I click the mouse button, an x,y coordinate will appear. Then when I drag the mouse, no coordinates are calculated. When I release the mouse after dragging, another x,y coordinate will appear at the end point.
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I'm coding a ASP.NET webApp using VB.NET backend
I have a dropdown list in a with about 1000 employees
If someone is looking for "john smith", i would like them to be able to type "j" which would narrow it down to the "j"'s and then "o" which would narrow it down further to just the "jo"'s currently when i type "j" then "o" it will narrow it down to the employees with "o" as the first letter of their name. Is there a way to do this with a dropdownlist control? or does anyone know of a custom control out there?
Thank you in advance
Colum
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i too need the same if u got any ideas means just let me know plz..
VMSSanthosh
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is this[^]what you want to do?
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Yea its something like google suggests
The soultion can be found by follwing the link below
http://www.mredkj.com/vbnet/AutoCompleteDropdownlist.html[^]
just download the dll, add a reference to it in your project, add the control to your toolbar and it works perfectly
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Hi!
When defining styles in a stylesheet, is it wise to use _ and -? Something like members-area? Why I ask is does all browsers read it, or will some experience errors?i can keep it membersarea, but it's difficult to read.
Regards,
ma se
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Avoid those characters in class names. I can't find right now if they are allowed or not, but I think that I have seen that some browsers have problems with those.
You can use hungarian notation for the class names to make them more readable: MembersArea
Remember that class names in CSS are case sensetive, though.
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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Guffa wrote: You can use hungarian notation for the class names to make them more readable: MembersArea
wouldn't the hungarian notation include type info - rgMembersArea (char array), strMem.... etc?
Just out of interest, the java ' membersArea ' form - what do they call that again?
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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RichardGrimmer wrote: wouldn't the hungarian notation include type info - rgMembersArea (char array), strMem.... etc?
Yes. Hungarian notation came out from the mess that I refer to as my brain, when I intended to say Pascal case.
RichardGrimmer wrote: Just out of interest, the java ' membersArea ' form - what do they call that again?
That is called camel case. Pascal case is sometimes referred to as upper camel case, and subsequently camel case is then referred to as lower camel case.
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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I have a textarea for which when the text exceeds the length of the textarea the text should come down to the next line without any horizontal scroll bars appearing. This is the default behaviour in IE but in Firefox whenever the text exceeds the length of the textarea, horizontal scrollbars appear (which i do not appear).Please advise.
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have you tried experimenting with the WRAP = SOFT | HARD | OFF attribute of the TEXTAREA?
Note:
Officially, the HTML 4.0 specs don't list WRAP, but Netscape and MSIE list WRAP = HARD | SOFT | OFF in their guides.
SOFT wraps long lines in the text area for easy editing, much like a word processor. It does not, however, send the carriage returns to the server. This type of wrap is probably the most useful because it is the easiest for the user to edit, but it does not actually change any of their data. HARD looks to the user like SOFT, but the carriage returns the user sees are sent to the server. OFF does not wrap at all; it displays and sends the text exactly as typed in.
cheers
P
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hi thnks for ur reply..
i tried with WRAP=SOFT/HARD/OFF attributes of textarea, if we are using IE this is working fine but it is not working in Firefox browser. please give me advice..
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You're not the only one experienced this - try researching this on Google (search: Firefox wrap textarea) - this may help:
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cheers
P
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Thanks for taking a look for me...I searched on google but I haven't been able to find the answer.
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