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jkirkerx wrote: then the morality of people come into play here
Money, morality - those are words you seldom see mentioned in the same sentence. 
I've implemented 'real security' three times in my life - I think the stuff I did works as it's supposed to, but that's the only pieces of code I've written that I've ever been really nervous about.
jkirkerx wrote: I like your website, nice and clean.
Thank you, I think it needs a brush-up to look modern, and lately a few pages doesn't work as they are supposed to. I looked long and hard at a prize winning site when I built it, and I guess I borrowed more than a few ideas.
As for your conclusions, you are probably right.
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Well thanks!
You lit my fire today, and hit the torture button on me.
After reading Jasmines comment,
I was wondering who's drinking the red or blue kool-aid. (Kool-aid is a powdered drink for kids that comes in various colors and flavors, with a reference to Morpheus and the red or blue pill).
I wrote my eCommerce App, sweated out the credit card encryption and security for years, had numerous conversations on the subject. And the question I always ask myself, are they really that much better than me, or is it just talk and aggressive persuasion, projecting pure confidence on the subject as if I'm a moron, yet they did the minimum required to protect sensitive or personal information.
Perhaps it's like stealing money, you can rob it from the cash draw, skim it, rob a bank, counterfeit it, swindle it, create digital counterfeit currency, steal it electronically, and it just goes on and on, limited only by the imagination.
Espen Harlinn wrote: I've implemented 'real security' three times in my life
When our time comes and we pass on, we may never know the answer. Your a sharp guy, I'm sure you thought it through.
Alright, this is a dead horse for me, and I'm not going to beat it with my stick anymore.
To close, the answer I always got back was the same, - people will hack the path of least resistance. - Joe Maloney
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jkirkerx wrote: I always ask myself, are they really that much better than me
Probably not, but if they go wrong you are not to blame.
When you have access to peoples credit card information, a lot of people can do you a lot of harm, even if you did nothing wrong - just by pure slander.
jkirkerx wrote: I'm sure you thought it through
That's when you realise all the stuff that can go wrong.
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The difference is, the token authorizes a certain thing, like a one-time payment, on a particular card. The card number itself authorizes almost anything you want to do. So, the token protects both parties.
For PCI compliance you CAN NOT store the CC NUMBER. You must obtain a token from the authorizing service and you must use that. Some tokens are one-time usage, but others may be stored to authorize monthly payments for example. You may store and display the "LAST 4" of the credit card number to help the user identify which account is being used.
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Dear All,
I am facing this problem when accessing ASP.net Web Site Administration Tool. If I put my website in C: then this ASP.net Web Site Administration Tool work good but when I try to open it for website located somewhere else in my Hard Disk then it gives me above mentioned error.
Please Help
Thanks in advance
Adi
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I have added the AutoCompleteExtender feature for a text box in a user control. I have used the user control in a page. The AutoCompleteExtender feature is not working for very first time. Can some one help me on this.
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I have added the AutoCompleteExtender feature for a text box in a user control. I have used the user control in a page. The AutoCompleteExtender feature is not working for very first time. Can some one help me on this. More over I'm new to .net
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A page P contain user control U . That user control U contains a timer T . When the timer T tick event occurs then the page P is flickered during scroling of the Page P.
Any solution to stop this page flickering.
Timer T tick every 8 seconds.
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How can we start and stop ajax timer control using javascript or jquery... any views..
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function startTimer()
{
var timer = $find("<%=ajaxTimer.ClientID%>")
timer._startTimer();
}
function stopTimer()
{
var timer = $find("<%=ajaxTimer.ClientID%>")
timer._stopTimer();
}
The above code assuming that you have an AJAX Timer control on the page named ajaxTimer.
Maulik Dusara
Sr. Sofware Engineer
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i have already used .. in this .... when the page is loaded i stopped the timer using the same function stopTimer().... at that time the timer is stopped and no flickering in the page..
But in some event when i start the timer using the same method () .. startTimer().. the Timer start...
But when i tried to stop the timer during the page scrolling event .. the timer didn't stop and Page flickering occurs every 8 seconds.. as i set the timer interval to 8 second....
Thanks for your response....
Please give some more ideas....
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Binjour,
comment je regle un menu deroulant dans une application web asp .Net, un menu lorsque je passe la souris dessus, un sous menu apparait, et merci
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This is an English language web site, not French. If you expect to get an answer at least have the courtesy to run your question through a translation tool before posting.
Il s'agit d'un site Web en langue anglaise, pas le français. Si vous prévoyez d'obtenir une réponse au moins avoir la courtoisie de faire fonctionner votre question à travers un outil de traduction avant de poster.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum
me, me, me
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In addition to being in the wrong language, this question is really too general to answer. There's a thousand techniques for creating drop-down menus with sub-menus. You need to decide one of those techniques and attempt to implement it. If you have trouble getting it to work, come and ask questions.
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Good Day,
I am IT Programming graduate with MCPD and MCTS qualifications . I have been looking for an entry role since i graduated and recently i have been offered an internship. I have to start on 2013/04/06.
I am glad that this is the chance to unfold my career.
The language that i will be using is C#,HTML,SP.net and SQL. i have been told that i will start by designing the forms according to business rule or clients requirements.
Can you please give me some tips in order for me to succeed in my Internship?
Below is my questions;
1.How do i succeed to be came a good candidate?
2.What is that i have to do?
3.How do i design good forms(provide with URL)?
4.Which website must i use for me to do research?
Thanks for your help..
sitholimela
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Do not cross-post!!!
1: To succeed: you have 2 ears and one mouth. Keep your ears open and your mouth closed and you'll go far.
2: Read 1 again and follow the instruction.
3: Read and understand the requirement.
4: You're already there.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum
me, me, me
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Here's the best tip you'll ever get about starting a new job...
Forget everything you learned in college. You are in the real world now.
I think you will find that the work environment will shock you at first. DON'T cause trouble - you are there to learn everything you didn't learn in college, which is, well, everything. So, keep in mind, when you see something that feels wrong, don't point out that it's wrong, try to figure out why it's right in the real world, and what were the lies they told you in college to make it sound right in the classroom.
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I have a couple of placeholders in a form to hide / show fields depending on a boolean. My form controls are all laid out like the following, each contol is on it's own line and when output as html (afaik) should still be on it's own line.
<p><asp:label ID="lblSchool" AssociatedControlID="School" runat="server">School (if applicable):</asp:label>
<asp:TextBox id="School" runat="server" MaxLength="50" />
<asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="reqSchool" runat="server" ControlToValidate="School" Display="Dynamic" CssClass="val-error" Text="* required" SetFocusOnError="true" />
<bcg:NoPunctuationValidator ID="validSchool" runat="server" ControlToValidate="School" Display="Dynamic" MaxLength="101" CssClass="val-error" Text="* invalid" SetFocusOnError="true" /></p>
I have found however when the controls in the placeholder are rendered they all squashed up with no whitespace in betweeen them. It seems the placeholder is removing the whitespace.
Is there any way to stop this.
modified 24-Apr-13 11:07am.
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It's not the placeholder - in HTML, any sequence of whitespace characters (including line-breaks) is usually treated as a single space.
http://www-sul.stanford.edu/tools/tutorials/html2.0/whitespace.html[^]
If you want each control to render on a new line, you'll need to insert an HTML line-break between the lines:
Line 1<br />
Line 2<br />
Line 3
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Sorry I haven't explained what I mean properly.
I don't want the controls to render on a new line. I would like the whitespace kept in the html output so it gives that single space. I've added the html below to better explain. This is what the controls in the placeholder output like, no whitespace between them even though there is whitespace / line breaks in the ASCX files as shown in my original post.
<p><label for="ContentPlaceHolderDefault_MainContent_MainContent_ContactForm_18_School" id="ContentPlaceHolderDefault_MainContent_MainContent_ContactForm_18_lblSchool">School (if applicable):</label><input name="ctl00$ctl00$ctl00$ctl00$ContentPlaceHolderDefault$MainContent$MainContent$ContactForm_18$School" type="text" maxlength="50" id="ContentPlaceHolderDefault_MainContent_MainContent_ContactForm_18_School" /><span id="ContentPlaceHolderDefault_MainContent_MainContent_ContactForm_18_reqSchool" class="val-error" style="display:none;">* required</span><span id="ContentPlaceHolderDefault_MainContent_MainContent_ContactForm_18_validSchool" class="val-error" style="display:none;">* invalid</span></p>
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The markup below is the html encoding for a space char, you can use those to create sort of a shim in between things.
" "
Well, I having trouble with getting it to show, as you can see, it's invisible.
& nbsp;
Take the space out between the ampersand and the n
[edit]
Now I'm confused, you don't want the space now, perhaps because you placed the span tags or labels inside the p element, all the controls may be justified in alignment, creating spaces in between.
So replace the p element with the div element, so they display inline.
modified 24-Apr-13 22:44pm.
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Hi,
I have written java script for pop up to come when image button in clicked and record to be saved,
the following is the html code,but validations are not working when i click
image button to save,how can i activate the validations when image button is clicked
<asp:imagebutton id="imgSave" validationgroup="SaveValidation"
="" runat="server" onclientclick="return SaveConfirm();" imageurl="~/Images/Buttons/save.png" onclick="imgSave_Click">
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You haven't provided the brackets on the OnClick=
OnClick="imgSave_Click()"
"It's true that hard work never killed anyone. But I figure, why take the chance." - Ronald Reagan
That's what machines are for.
Got a problem?
Sleep on it.
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