Comments by Ebenezar John Paul

Ebenezar John Paul 22-Oct-18 8:54am View

A simple join should get you the answer. I would recommend breaking down your query so you can understand the query better to locate the error. I hope you should know by now that you are trying to access a data that doesn't exist.

Ebenezar John Paul 20-Nov-17 1:58am View

It is possible. Make use of the features that SignalR has to offer you, then just integrate it with your UI. You should be good to go.

Ebenezar John Paul 1-Feb-16 1:14am View

It works for me. Try to rebuild the project, take away all the breakpoints, do a clean run and check the downloads. The suggested solution works best in all cases of Thread being aborted exception caused by Response.End().

Ebenezar John Paul 19-Dec-15 1:44am View

I truly do not understand your question. Kindly rephrase.

Ebenezar John Paul 18-Dec-15 5:37am View

You are welcome.

I hope you have declared this script before you used your actual jquery code. Just check for console errors in your browser's developer tool. It's easier finding and solving the error that way. If you need help, post the error here. We can help you solve it.

Ebenezar John Paul 18-Dec-15 5:25am View

Well, you should consider that as a compliment ;) A plugin requires a lot of work no matter what size it is. Good work on that!

Ebenezar John Paul 18-Dec-15 4:59am View

The plugin you use has the functionality of full page image transitions.

See here,

.cycle-slideshow {
height: 100%;
width: 100%;
display: block;
position: relative;
margin: 0 auto;
}

It's height and width are occupying the whole page and the menu is actually pushed under it. If you want to check, just make the height as 50% and run the page.

To have images as backgrounds, there a many methods. Here's a sample of the latest and efficient way:
html {
background: url(images/bg.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
-webkit-background-size: cover;
-moz-background-size: cover;
-o-background-size: cover;
background-size: cover;
}

If you want to use the same plugin but as background, just make some changes based on the sample and make it as background cover. Now you can build your controls on top of them. Cheers!

Ebenezar John Paul 18-Dec-15 0:05am View

Your first try did not work. This could be why:
After copy pasting the code into the notepad you might have missed to select the Save As type, by default it will create a txt file no matter what extension you give it in the File Name.

Your second try worked. This is why,
While using Save As option in the page(http://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.4.js) your browser automatically selects the file type as Javascript File.

Ebenezar John Paul 17-Dec-15 7:13am View

May be it is not supported in internet explorer. One way to find out at the earlier stage is to read the third party component's documents before using it in your application. If you are lucky you might get support from them.

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