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does your ATM gives out dispenses money? 
Yusuf
Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]
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If I undestood well:
just create a variable, and increment it whenever the user fails to insert acc and pass. Once it reachs the times you set as limit (3) dont allow the user to log anymore.
Hope this helps.
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hmmmm... counter? if you are having problems with this then you really need to look at all your codes.
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Read the PIG. You build an 0100 message, to identify the card (block 3) and pin (14). An 0110 response from the card system will let you know if the card should be retained or not; the ATM protocol just relies on the server telling it to retain card or not. I can't remember the blocks, but you have to check both the return code and the message.
Hope this helps.
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My work here is done.
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hello.. i have a webseit in asp.net web developer. when i compile the file its running on my machine on 127.0.0.1 ie the localhost. but it cannot be accessed from the other ip address ie by refering to the machine ip rather than the localhost.
what is the procedure to access the as.net website from other systems...
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well you need to host it. using IIS or something
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i tried IIS v 5.0 and could access the pages.. but the asp tags are not executed and i get the tags as output rather than their result. . . .
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when you run your application from visual studio, it does not run within IIS. see what the address looks like.
The simples solution is publish your application to your local IIS, then users can get to it by
http://your_machine_name/your_application_name from within your network.
Yusuf
Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]
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How could we Pop a Context Menu anywhere on Screen?? (given the coordinates)
If there's a method please do mention...otherwise my only option is to create a borderless form and make it appear at those coordinates? (but i don't want to use that...)
modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.
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Use Show() of CMS
eg
contextMenuStrip1.Show();
contextMenuStrip1.Show(x, y);
contextMenuStrip1.Show(textbox, x, y);
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Rs0~53%eYrd8mt^7Z6]iTF+(EWfJ9zaK-iTV.C\y<pjxsg-b$f4ia>
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128 bit encrypted signature, crack if you can
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Doh!, Thanks guys! 
modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.
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I have a picturebox on the screen. I also have a panel with some information on the panel.
I can move/drag the panel over the screen. But I want that the panel only moves between the borders
of the picturebox. I don't now how to do this?
Can anyone help me to solve this problem?
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As the panel 'moves' check in the event handler that it is in the correct area.
Have a go, if it doesn't work then post a code snippet.
Code helps. Nearly as well as gin.
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My work here is done.
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well, its easy...
if (pictureBox1.ClientRectangle.Contains(x, y))
{
}
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Xmen wrote: if (pictureBox1.ClientRectangle.Contains(x, y))
It is not sufficient to keep the cursor position inside the PictureBox, that way the Panel can still stick out on any of 4 sides.
One needs to check PictureBox.Bounds.Contains(Z) where Z is either the new Panel.Bounds
or the new Location of two Points (e.g. topleft and bottomright).
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Below is my code to add a chat message to a multiline text box.
I have tested the parameters, when I run them on messagebox's they output the proper value, but
when I combine them:
"chatView.Text = chatView.Text + Environment.NewLine + myName + ": "+ myText;"
Only "myName" shows up on each line.
What am i doing wrong?
public delegate void chatMessageCallBack(string myName, string myText);
private void chatMessage(string myName, string myText)
{
chatView.Text = chatView.Text + Environment.NewLine + myName + ": "+ myText;
}
private void addChatMessage(string myName, string myText)
{
if (chatView.InvokeRequired)
{
chatMessageCallBack d = new chatMessageCallBack(chatMessage);
Invoke(d, new object[] { myName, myText });
}
else
{
chatView.Text = chatView.Text + Environment.NewLine + myName + ": " + myText;
}
}
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well if your getting the myName part, i would have to say that your myText value is null or empty.
Try putting in a MessageBox in your chatMessage function and output the two values to make sure they contain the data you expect.
I assume you are getting the ": " along with myName?
Member 3493799 wrote: I have tested the parameters, when I run them on messagebox's they output the proper value, but
when I combine them:
my bad, i missed that line
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very strange,
try replacing the environment.newline with something else to see if the text shows
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I know!
Nothing works in combination.
Heck, even when I remove the newline stuff and just have myName + myText, it only shows myName...
weirdest thing ever..
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what about just textBox.Text = myText;?
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Member 3493799 wrote: Invoke(d, new object[] { myName, myText });
IMO should be chatView.Invoke(...)
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Heres the packet decoding scheme:
myName = dataSender
myText = dataMessage
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Pack = 1)]
public struct rawCncPacket
{
public byte IPVerLen;
public byte IPTOS;
public short IPLength;
public short IPID;
public short IPOffset;
public byte IPTTL;
public byte IPProtocol;
public short IPChecksum;
public int IPSrcAddr;
public int IPDestAddr;
public short UDPsourcePort;
public short UDPdestPort;
public short UDPLength;
public short UDPcheckSum;
public int CNCpacketDirection;
public int CNCpacketNumber;
public int CNCpacketSource;
public int CNCpacketDest;
public short CNCpacketPort;
public short CNCpacketHeaderEnd;
public byte dataType;
public byte[] dataSenderBytes;
public string dataSender;
public byte[] dataMessageBytes;
public string dataMessage;
public int dataPackOne;
public int dataPackTwo;
public byte dataPackEnd;
public rawCncPacket(byte[] packet)
{
System.IO.MemoryStream stm = new System.IO.MemoryStream(packet, 0, 94);
System.IO.BinaryReader rdr = new System.IO.BinaryReader(stm);
IPVerLen = rdr.ReadByte();
IPTOS = rdr.ReadByte();
IPLength = rdr.ReadInt16();
IPID = rdr.ReadInt16();
IPOffset = rdr.ReadInt16();
IPTTL = rdr.ReadByte();
IPProtocol = rdr.ReadByte();
IPChecksum = rdr.ReadInt16();
IPSrcAddr = rdr.ReadInt32();
IPDestAddr = rdr.ReadInt32();
UDPsourcePort = rdr.ReadInt16();
UDPdestPort = rdr.ReadInt16();
UDPLength = rdr.ReadInt16();
UDPcheckSum = rdr.ReadInt16();
CNCpacketDirection = rdr.ReadInt32();
CNCpacketNumber = rdr.ReadInt32();
CNCpacketSource = rdr.ReadInt32();
CNCpacketDest = rdr.ReadInt32();
CNCpacketPort = rdr.ReadInt16();
CNCpacketHeaderEnd = rdr.ReadInt16();
dataType = rdr.ReadByte();
dataSenderBytes = rdr.ReadBytes(12);
dataMessageBytes = rdr.ReadBytes(24);
dataSender = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(dataSenderBytes);
dataMessage = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(dataMessageBytes);
dataPackOne = rdr.ReadInt32();
dataPackTwo = rdr.ReadInt32();
dataPackEnd = rdr.ReadByte();
}
}
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Hi,
not sure why I am getting all this, thanks anyway.
some remarks:
1.
either this struct has strict requirements or it has not.
if it has, I doubt it should hold both public byte[] dataSenderBytes; and public string dataSender; // 12
same for public byte[] dataMessageBytes; and public string dataMessage; // 24
if it has not, don't see why it should need a Pack=1 attribute
2.
your problem is with string handling.
in the native world (C, C++) strings consist of 8-bit characters (or 16-bit wide characters) and they end on the first ASCII NULL character (byte value zero), which means the NULL character itself cannot be embedded in a string.
in the managed world strings can contain any character you choose; if you give 12 bytes (dataSenderBytes) to ASCII.GetString() it probably returns a 12-character string of which several could be NULL (or \0).
So I suggest you get the meaningful length of those strings somehow from the byte[] or from the native world, then use ASCIIEncoding.GetString(Byte[], 0, length)
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