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what about this?? this is the script used by the website
but if you have examples for using css in dropdown menus, please mention one
Thank you
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My bad, it does use CSS but it only works in Firefox, that script is for IE. I tried the site in IE with javascript turned off though and it didn't work. It is possible to use a pure CSS solution for both IE and Firefox, like I said search for it on google there are examples out there (bear in mind that a lot of them won't work in both!).
Heres one source for starters:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/
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Hi
I m developing a web portal in c# asp.net web application .i want to built an email client.My email client will include the functionalty as
Making new account
sending e mail with attachments
receiving email with inbox maintaing facility. etc
but i have not any idea about it. Can any one guide us first of all about the email server that which server should b used 2ndly how it can be used n from where v can get help regading its builtin methods to b used in email client.
v want help in C# not in HTML codin
Thanx
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From what I remember the the .NEt framework has support for IIS's SMTP server.
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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Hi Guys
I am supporting an ASP application, there is a form in this application which have more than 300 fields. Now sometime data fails at the time of submission. There are 6 screens and session variable are being used to save form data temporarily and move between the screens.
Is there any other way to handle such a huge form?
Please do reply ASAP
Thanks
Ajit Singh
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A 300 field form is a usabillity nightmare. I'd break it up into multiple forms, perhaps as a wizard ?
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert
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True. It would for sure send chill waves down the spine for the user though. 
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I made a test a while back on how many fields you could have in a form, and it showed that somewhere around 100 fields the browser started acting up. IIRC that was IE 5.0 on Windows 98, so newer browsers in newer operating sytems probably have a higher limit. Still, the limit is not very high, so it's quite possible that you have more fields in the form than the browser can handle.
The way to handle such a huge form is not to. Split it up in smaller forms.
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Hello All
I need to send email using Binary SOAP. I used DIME but i realised that
it only send attachment by binary soap, though my requirement is that i
need to send attachment AND the enter email attributes(user's and receipient
email, message, subject line). can anyone tell me how can i have this done and
which technique to use for sending all these attributes using Binary SOAP.
BEST !!
Ankit Sharma
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Thanks for the quick responce, Deepak but my problem is more of a backend thing.
I am trying to figure out what is causing the problem. Let me eleborate on the question
that might help you undestand the problem. According to my requirement here is what i am doing.
At the client end, i create a DIME attachment and then a webservice call to the server whete it is authenticated. There is a function which sends email. It has the following parameters:
Retrieve data (which is the sender and receipient's email addresses and message)
Retrieve attachment
Create email
Attach the attachment
Send email
"Attach the attachment" is where i am stuck. When i try to attach the attachment,it throws an exception that the obj ref is not set OR path incorrect. It just won't work !!
Any Clues !!
BEST !!
Ankit Sharma
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alright, disregard..i have the answer. there is no way the WSE 2.0 and 3.0 can communicate.
I amstead found a library to send emails from SMTP which can send STREAM data. 
Ankit
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I have been developing a web application which relies heavily on DOM. Everything seems to be working except I cannot name my input tags. Here's my original code:
textbox = document.createElement("input");
textbox.type="text";
textbox.className="textbox";
textbox.name="MyTextboxName";
document.appendChild(textbox);
This code works fine, and everything is displayed. The only problem is that the name, MyTextboxName, is not being put into the code. when I do an innerHTML on the object that I am inserting the textbox in, I see everything EXCEPT for name="MyTextboxName". If I change textbox.name="MyTextboxName"; to textbox.Name="MyTextboxName"; (notice the capital "N"), I get Name="MyTextboxName" put into the code when I do an innerHTML. The only problem is, when I do a document.getElementsByName("MyTextboxName").length;, I get 0 returned, which means that it cannot be found. Also, if I target the element by index number, I get a textbox.name="" and textbox.Name=undefined.
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i want to print the results of a dynamic webpage. i want to count the no. of pages and insert page header and footer in each page dynamically. how can i do that ? can i do that using javascript??
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Can you further define what you are asking?
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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i am dynamically generating accounting reports and balance sheets. then i want to provide an option for print. the user can specify custom headers and footers for the pages of the report and they should be printed on each page of the report. how can i do that??
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Ok reserch the following:
Ajax
window.print();
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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do i have any other option? can i use javascript??
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Ajax is a technique. The code is done in Javascript.
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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Hi guys,
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but it's been a hard day and I'm struggling to think logically at the moment.
I am getting records out of a database and displaying them in a table. I need the table to be 3 cells across.
Can someone offer any suggestions on how I would, using ASP, automatically insert a TR tag after every 3rd record?
Kind regards and many thanks!
Brad
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Thanks for the link Vasudevan, but it's a bit too complicated for what I'm after. I know the thing I'm looking for is simple (one line?) - have seen it before - but just need to remember (*smacks head*).
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Not too hot on the ASP these days (I'm assuming you mean ASP 3.0, as in VBScript) but heres some pseudo code-like suggestion:
var i = 0;
loop start
'your logic
if((i MOD 3) == 0)
'add </tr><tr> tags
i++ 'increment i
loop end
a modus operator is usually '%', every three rows this will return 0 (the remainder). Hmm, not quite one line but thats what I've used before.
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MOD! That's the sucker I was looking for! badgrs, yer a bloody legend!
Thanks a million!
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Hi,
I have a problem with reading the user information sent by SharePoint Portal link.
I have a SharePoint Server where we have designed a home page with links to in house applications. One of these links points to an ASP.NET web site application developed in ASP.NET 2003. I used the Navigation control present on the SharePoint Home Page (I believe this is an inbuilt webpart provided by SharePoint). On clicking of one menu item in this Navigation control, the ASP.NET web application opens in the same page below inside a web page webpart control. I want to display the logged in user;s ID with a message Welcome UserID on ASP.NET application's home page. This thing works for the very first time and shows the correct user name in the message. But when the user loggs into the SharePoint Portal with different UserID (by using "Sign in with different user link), then the changed UserID does not get reflected on the ASP.NET application's home page. It shows the old user id only.
I am using folloing code to read the user id on home page.
string strUser = this.Context.User.Identity.Name;
lblUserName.Text="Welcome " + strUser;
I also tried Request server collection variables like "LOGON_USER", "AUTH_USER", etc. but they didn't work.
How to get the correct user information on ASP.NET application's home page so that it will reflect the changed user id on sharepoint?
Thsnks in advance.
Anil
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