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Thank u...
is there any possible to create a https page for GWT.
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Dear sir
please give me some advice how to write a connection string for getting data on the website page and second one in which folder we can put data for connection like httpdocs or which folde
please help me
rizvan sivally
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Thanks
in which folder i can put my database when its to be uploaded
and let see connection string
con = new SqlConnection("Server=ZRS-22BBA8A6376;database=pubs;uid=sa;pwd=sa");
whats should be instead of above connection string
please
rizvan sivally
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If you can't work this out, you should probably look for another job, sorry.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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HI am developing an extension for mozilla. The extension enables users browsing the same URL to chat with each other.
the issue am concerned with is that is there a way to know the users browsing the same website. Is it against site security policies..
pls do help me...
in general is the extension feasible??
modified on Sunday, September 20, 2009 1:20 PM
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abduscorner wrote: HI am developing an extension for mozilla.
So maybe you should be on a Mozilla forum!
abduscorner wrote: the issue am concerned with is that is there a way to know the users browsing the same website. Is it against site security policies..
Think about this; there are currently almost 19,000 users online at CodeProject.
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thank you very much..
am not particular on firefox extension..i wanted to implement my idea ..thats all..i thought it could be an extension ..
am thinking to implement it in this manner..
User should signing and he can mark which all sites he want to hav this facility of chat..
next once he enters a site he has marked ,extension(software) should be able to allow him enter a chatroom n see who else are online ...
and hav a chat session..
first thing i want to know is is it feasible..
wat r the technical and security issues concerned with this...
pls do help me..
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abduscorner wrote: first thing i want to know is is it feasible..
Since this facility exists in many other products I would expect the answer to be yes.
abduscorner wrote: wat r the technical and security issues concerned with this.
No idea whatsoever; you are the one who thought up this great new product. I already suggested you take a look at Mozilla to see how to implement an extension.
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Hi all,
I have an issue that is driving me mad, for few days. I hope some of the experts here can provide some help.
The web page is quite simple, with three frames:
Top frame <frame name="banner">
Left frame <frame name="tabnav">
Right frame, is the main target that host the images, etc...
The left frame also holds a folder tree view, every folder contains links of other html pages that will be loaded in the main target (right frame).
The tree view is generated and loaded dynamically from an external "tree.js" file.
All I need to do, is to get the folder description (name) from the selected tree view and displayed in the top frame as a simple text.
I have added a test line within the "tree.js" file to retrieve the selected folder name, as follow:
alert(folder.desc);
Which works ok. However, I can not find the way to write the description to the body of the top frame?
I can get to the top frame from within the left frame (outside the tree.js file, just html within the left frame), by simple using the following code:
<script type="text/javascript">
parent.banner.document.write("Test");
</script>
Which also works fine.
However trying to use the same code within the tree.js file (without the <script...> headers):
parent.banner.document.write("Test");
Generates an error on the page.
Is there an easier way to achieve this?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Alain
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For frames or IFrames the outer page is referenced using parent. So if you call parent.banner.document it will represent the document that is named as banner.
Now tell me what error you are getting. Lets say you have a span in banner which you need to access when treeview node is clicked, use this...
onclick="javascript:parent.banner.document.getElementById('yourspanid').innerHTML = folder.desc;";
Does it works... ??
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Hi Abhishek,
Unfortunately still doesn't work for me.
Based on your comments I should be able to write from the tree.js file to my banner frame using the parent call. I have even tried the following:
parent.banner.document.write("Hello");
Which I know it will write the entire document, just as a test. Still won't write to it. 
I also tried the second comment:
onclick="javascript:parent.banner.document.getElementById('yourspanid').innerHTML = folder.desc;";
And doesn't work for me.
The following are the changes I have done to try the code:
Added to the top frame the following code:
<td width="100%" height="58" align="center" valign="middle" bordercolor="#FFFFFF" bgcolor="#4FA600">
<span id="SpanDesc" style="background-color:#4FA600;font-family:verdana;color:white;font-size:20px"></span>
</td>
The main document clearly defines the frame name, as follow:
<frame name="banner" scrolling="no" noresize target="contents" src="Myheader.html">
That should provide me a good reference to reach from anywhere on the active html document.
I then added the code you mention to the "tree.js" file within the function that clicks the node on the tree view:
onclick="javascript:parent.banner.document.getElementById('SpanDesc').innerHTML = folder.desc;"
Since that didn't work, I tried to remove the onclick event, thinking that only applies to java scrpit within HTML, and tried the following:
parent.banner.document.getElementById('SpanDesc').innerHTML = folder.desc;
Which doesn't work neither.
The following is the function of the existing "tree.js" file that gets called every time the user clicks a node:
function propagateChangesInState(folder)
{
var i=0
if (folder.isOpen)
{
if (folder.nodeImg)
if (folder.isLastNode)
folder.nodeImg.src = "tree/ftv2mlastnode.gif"
else
folder.nodeImg.src = "tree/ftv2mnode.gif"
folder.iconImg.src = "tree/ftv2folderopen.gif"
for (i=0; i<folder.nChildren; i++)
folder.children[i].display()
}
else
{
if (folder.nodeImg)
if (folder.isLastNode)
folder.nodeImg.src = "tree/ftv2plastnode.gif"
else
folder.nodeImg.src = "tree/ftv2pnode.gif"
folder.iconImg.src = "tree/ftv2folderclosed.gif"
for (i=0; i<folder.nChildren; i++)
folder.children[i].hide()
}
window.status=(folder.desc);
}
I added the last entry on the file as a test, and it writes the descriptions to the IE status bar successfully.
Yet it won't write to my top frame...
Any ideas?
Thanks for your help.
Alain
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how to display database pagewise?
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This is basically a simplified version of a question you've asked twice. It's obvious you have no idea what you're doing. Why are you even using asp ? It's a lot harder than ASP.NET and it's clear you are no-where near experienced enough to write anything meaningful in it. If I were you, I'd contact your client and say you're dropping the job, or if it's for personal use, I'd find someone to pay to do it, because you're just plain not up to it. You post question after question, you never show any signs of having tried to do anything yourself, you don't respond to answers, you ask the same thing over and over, and you generally show every sign of being absolutely useless. Give up now, this is only going to end in disaster for you.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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how to create a community and social networking site in asp
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It's clear from your questions that you are utterly clueless about programming in every way. That's good in a way. However you heard about asp, it is out of date, by a long long shot. You should instead learn ASP.NET. The answer to your question is, buy a book on ASP.NET, a simple one, and work through it. They perhaps buy an intermediate book, or you could choose to buy a book on SQL and ADO.NET, as you will need to learn that too. Depending on the time you can give it, give at least 6 months before you can write something that will sort of work. If you're writing a site others will use, spend some time learning about site security and SQL injection also. Perhaps a year from now you will have written enough test projects, and worked through enough books that you can start your website, if you also rely on this site to ask *specific* questions to get you through the problems you'd still be bound to have in pulling something like this off.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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if(Error)
{
PostQuestionOnCodeProject();
}
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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This guy has to be the most clueless person I've ever seen here, and that's no mean feat.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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how to develop programming logic ?
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rajiv_kadam wrote: how to develop programming logic ?
By writing code. Did you have a specific question ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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How do I make s div tag semi-transparent in Firefox and Safari? It only seems to work in IE.
John
http://tagyurit.com
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A lot of stuff is only supported in IE, because IE invents it's own standards, instead of following them.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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I have a .jsp page with four "tabs" on it. The tabs are hidden divs that are made visible with CSS through a javascript function.
Also on the .jsp page is a button that displays a pop up. This pop up is another div tag that is currently hidden. Creative use of javascript and CSS, I can pop up the div no probs, lower the opacity on the main page, etc.
The problem comes with that some of the main page div tags display Flash videos and the videos don't stop playing when the pop up comes up. Since there's also a flash video on the pop up, I get two sets of sound. I need the main page video to stop playing.
Originally, this was set up to stop playing through a function (stopVideo) that set all three main videos to false:
fo2.addParam("play","false");
fo2.write("product_tab2_content");
...
(fo is a "flash object" through an included .js file, product_tab2_content is the id of the div tag with the video)
This isn't working. The stopVideo function is called, but all it's currently doing is stopping the video and it restarts. If I don't call the stopVideo function, it just continues to play when the pop up div is displayed instead of restarting from the beginning.
Is there a way to stop the video when the pop up button is clicked? My current solution was to automatically force the main page back to the first tab which has no videos. When the tab visibility is hidden, the videos on them don't play. This isn't the ideal solution though, as I'd like to keep the main page on the content the user was viewing when they display the popup.
Seejay
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Please does anyone know an easy-to-use and easy-to-customize javascipt component for showing menus on a site. Something like the one in codeproject site but also I want sub menus feature added to it.
Thanks in advance
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Have you worked with asp:menu control. Its awesome.
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