Comments by Sergejack

Sergejack 6-Jun-14 10:15am View

No, I just can't find word to explain all that should be going on there. I would just mess up the question. Let alone, English isn't my mother language. XD

Sergejack 16-May-14 10:30am View

Ok, I got it. I had no real clue how the internal mechanics worked.

Sergejack 16-May-14 8:09am View

How does it make sense?

Sergejack 16-May-14 7:54am View

I don't really follow you. Could you explain it with other words?

Sergejack 16-May-14 7:51am View

It works. So I can specialize a function template from inside the class declaration?

Sergejack 9-May-14 3:21am View

If I ask "How fast can one man go from Japan to the US?", the right answer is "By plane". Asking back "What vehicle will he use?" is just denying the generic meaning of the question.

Sergejack 9-May-14 3:09am View

System and language are irrelevant. Hackers will always use whatever they see fit. I just want to know how fast they could forge a fake data being validated by the same MD5 hash and salt.

Sergejack 24-Apr-14 11:01am View

~/ is not a valid path, it only work in runat="server" tags.

Sergejack 24-Apr-14 10:56am View

what record?

Sergejack 24-Apr-14 5:01am View

Javascript is a weakly typed language. Your statement should be valid. So, again, does your code output something wrong?

Sergejack 22-Apr-14 11:00am View

You could remove page validation for that peticuliar .Net page/service

Sergejack 22-Apr-14 10:53am View

What's wrong with your code? Does it output something wrong?

Sergejack 9-Apr-14 8:48am View

Could you try putting "C#3.5, jQuery, SQL-server-2008R2" as your favorites tags then follow those codeproject's links http://www.codeproject.com/script/Answers/List.aspx?tags=317&alltags=true and http://www.codeproject.com/script/Answers/List.aspx?tab=active&tags=317 ?

Sergejack 9-Apr-14 8:46am View

The behaviour has changed... now when I click the jquery tag, I get "Sorry, no entries were found matching tags jQuery, C#3.5, jQuery, SQL-server-2008R2"

Sergejack 7-Apr-14 3:18am View

Does nobody know?

Sergejack 4-Apr-14 6:26am View

You could just use UNC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Naming_Convention#Uniform_Naming_Convention

Sergejack 4-Apr-14 6:24am View

Dealing with presentation is not what you should SQL Server for.

Sergejack 3-Apr-14 8:20am View

IIS Ftp publishing is a mess. Settings it properly is a wicked challenge, I would definitively not recommend it.

Sergejack 3-Apr-14 4:57am View

If you're calling this code from a event handler, the usual mistake is that you're adding the event handler twice, one through code (Page.OnInit ?) and through aspx (Onclick="myBoutton_Click").

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