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Hi Larry,
Nice to meet you, I'm developing a Fan Page and I need to validate when IT'S FAN and when IT ISN'T FAN. In better worlds when IT'S FAN it would show the text "Welcome" and when IT ISN'T FAN it would show the text "Make You A Fan", please you know how to do this?
It would be very helpful if you have an example code in Classic ASP.
Thanks again,
Best regards,
Roberto Silva
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You can get examples on storing a boolean on the internet. You will have to go through them, as I ain't interested in writing a customized example. If you are stuck in writing that code, post it here and we will answer any specific questions on the code. So, start with a blank classic ASP page, and try to store a boolean-flag.
..and please, don't highlight every other word. It makes the reading annoying, and it doesn't help much in communicating.
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Hello,
I am taking part in an application development.
In this, we have a devise which have GPRS connectivity.From the devise,a request(in the form of a URL) will come to the webserver.
I have to design a website such that it receives that request and process it and sends back the response to that devise.
I am a beginner in web development area. I wolud like to know how that requset can be retrieved in my website and send the response back. Any referense material for learning to implemet these functionality.
I am using VB.Net.
Thanks.
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Do you really want to develop a website for it? Is it a requirement? If not, you could go for a web service. It'll make things a lot easier.
In case you want to know how to consume a webservice from within your applicatoin Check this link[^] 
Hope it helps
Regards
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Hi All,
Have a code which sends an Outlook mail using Javascript by creating an instance of ActiveX object.
I need the functionality to be such, when the user executes this code his default signature should also be added in the mail...Have tried it but to no avail..Any help would be highly appreciated...
The code goes as follows for the reference:
function mailWindowOpen(mailBody) {
outlookApp = new ActiveXObject("Outlook.Application");
var nameSpace = outlookApp.getNameSpace("MAPI");
mailFolder = nameSpace.getDefaultFolder(6);
mailItem = mailFolder.Items.add('IPM.Note.FormA');
mailItem.Subject = "Hi There!!!";
mailItem.HTMLBody = mailBody;
mailItem.display(0);
}
mailBody is passed as a parameter from an aspx page, which has the Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartScript command to call this Javascript function...
-Anurag
A curious newbie
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Is it the correct domain or should I post this question in Javascript section???
Moderators please advise...
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Have moved this question to the Javascript section....
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im planing on website projectb, i want to know what is the best way to create login system , thanks in advance .
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I would suggest asp.net to create your login system. It's fairly simple to setup and easy to learn.
W3Schools has a great tutorial.
If you are unfamiliar with asp.net they also have a more in-depth tutorial found here.
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I would like to suggest you that for login system use php and mysql. I will post an article with in a week about login system(member system with high protection) and also send like to you
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Can't wait to read your article about member system with high protection  Please let me know when it's finished.. CP needs articles about this topic.
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Use whatever you want but:
Use a hash system. Take a look at one similar question I posted time ago[^], which links to an interesting debate on that issue.
Easy to understand and with some interesting questions.
Good luck.
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There are no "best way" Use a programming language you are familiar with. If you know PHP, use PHP, if you know ASP.net use it. But Dreamweaver? I don't think that's the best IDE for any language, but that's my opinion.
In ASP.NET there's a complete Membership setup ready in minutes. And it's secure! (using hashed passwords, password salt and are safe from sql-injections)
Rahul Rajat Singh[^] have written a nice beginners article : Understanding ASP.NET Roles and Membership - A Beginner's Tutorial[^]
If you don't have Visual Studio, you can download the express version for free
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When Chuck Norris' dreams come true, your worst nightmares begin.
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Here is a quick way to set up authentication in asp.net
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff648345.aspx
hope it helps
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How to Bind Word Document from the sql to Gridview using Asp.net
SAKTHIVEL P
Sans Pareil IT Services Pvt Ltd
Chennai
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You don't. If you display a grid, you'll have multiple documents on your screen. Those will have the form of thumbnails. Otherwise you'd have to have a "verry" big screen.
Once your user clicks on the thumb, show them the document in all it's glory. A tooltip that shows a textual abstract mined from the document would help the user in deciding it's relevancy.
You never, never, never, nevernot show a list of Word-documents. It's more data than a human can process in a single screen, it's cluttering the navigation-grid with details that are not relevant to navigation, and you're hogging memory.
If the file gets uploaded, create a nice thumbnail, extract some text, and use that. Simply display the entire file in the browser when the user hits that thumb, and all should be well.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
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To bind word document from the sql to srid view First design tables (Country and State) in your database based on another dropdown in asp.net. After completion of table design write code in your aspx page .
http://www.dapfor.com/en/net-suite/net-grid/tutorial/data-sorting
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Do you mean:
var wordDocsList = dbAccess.GetWordDocs(param);
gridviewID.datasource = wordDocsList
gridviewID.databind();
<asp:gridview runat="server" id="gridviewID")>
<itemTemplate>
<a href="<%# wordDocsList.DocLocation %>"><%#wordDocsList.DocTitle%></a>
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How to bind varbinary data from sql database to Gridview in asp.net...
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..and you don't repeat a question. If it takes too damn long to your liking than take a look at the documentation. There's literally a page with "how to's" for ASP.NET and the most common tasks, including code-examples.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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I've got probably hundreds of saved web pages from different sites about different topics. I don't mind so much seeing the original ads, but they all seem to want to connect, probably to refresh the ads. If I'm not connected they fail silently and the pages work, but now that I have a Squid proxy on my LAN they try to connect through that even when I'm not dialed up. They take about 2 minutes to time out so the pages work.
Is there something that will remove or comment out ads/links accessing places that aren't local? 192.168.0.0/16 is about the only thing I want to allow. It seems fairly easy to write something to take out href links, but Javascript is another matter. Preferably something that will work under Unix in general (OpenBSD).
Thanks,
Alan
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AB1JX wrote: Is there something that will remove or comment out ads/links accessing places that aren't local?
You'd have to remove all JavaScript, since some of those url's (or ip's) might be generated.
Not exactly an answer, but it might help until someone comes along with one;
A lot of ads can be blocked by using the mvps[^]-host file.
Under Windows I'd simply write an app that acts as a viewer, and block that app's communication using the Firewall.
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