I have to create a "Voting" poll on the front page of my homepage. Also want to create something that will store the votes that are selected. Maybe ev...
Here is the site I am working on for myself. http://www.lanedesignonline.com As is often the case it looks good in some browsers but has problems in others. T...
Hi there! i found some code that is designed to preload images when a page loads. what i need to know is how to use it with wav files. does anyone know whow to declare a variable thats used to hold ...
At present I am investigating the possibility of setting up a secure private account messaging service and I am looking for any advice or thought people may have on this matter. Background: The site ...
Verisign bought CyberCash last week. I guess everybody's buying everybody these days. This is of particular interest to Prestwood because we use and like CyberCash. For me, the bottom line of this is ...
Don't reinvent the wheel. Use one of the many menu builders on the market.
I use a product called DHTML Menu Builder. He's worked out all the problems and it really didn't seem worth my time since someone else had already worked out all the issues between different browsers and browsers on different OSes. His menus still aren't perfect, but boy, they sure are close.
Although Internet Explorer supports putting an "A" link tag around a table "TD" cell, do not do it because other browsers such as FireFox and Safari don't support a link around a cell.
Code Snippet of the Week CSS Import URL
The following code snippet allows you to import a cascading style sheet (CSS) into another CSS file. The main benefit is this allows you to organize your styles and to create common CSS files.
@import url('/style_core.css');
Definition of the Week CMS:
Short for Content Management Sytem (CMS) and is used to manage content on a website such as web page content, knowledge base, online store, message boards, etc. A popular .Net CMS' right now is DotNetNuke. Prestwood's own ASPSuite is a customized CMS we use for our website and our clients.Short for Content Management Sytem (CMS) and is used to manage content on a website such as web page content, knowledge base, online store, message boards, etc. A popular .Net CMS' right now is DotNetNuke. Prestwood's own ASPSuite is a customized CMS we use for our website and our clients.
You should be aware of the benefits of using PNG images. This short article is a great overview. Although here at Prestwood we use and recommend using GIFs and JPGS because of compatiblity with older browsers and you can animate GIFs. However, this compatibility issue will likely go away in the coming years and we too may switch to PNG images at that time.
File of the Week TinyMCE Content Editor TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems.
I've created a web application using v3.5 of the .NET Framework. But, when I go to deploy it, I find only versions 1.x and 2.x in the ASP .NET dropdown for IIS configuration of my application's virtual directory. Where is v3.5? How do I deploy if that's not a configuration choice?
Answer:
It's not there. You see, v3.5 isn't really a "version" in Microsoft's eyes. 3.5 builds upon v2, and is really considered an incarnation of v2. Sounds crazy, doesn't it? Not to worry, though, you can still deploy your v3.5 app. There are just two things that must be done:
The .NET Framework, v3.5 must be installed on the server.
When configuring your application's virtual folder in IIS, choose the v2.x from the ASP .NET version dropdown.
You'll find this in IIS on the ASP .NET tab of the Properties dialog for your app's virtual directory.
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