I have the following requirements for a stored procedure: It must call a pre-existing stored procedure and pass it a ntext or image object. I have tried the following:
Dynamic SQL on a temp table (can't add the text to the string)
TEXTPTR (can't convert byte[] back to string)
Calling Stored...
By edit, I mean that a user wants to change the page title of a page on the web site (or the price of a product, or the name of an employee, etc.). They don't have the permissions to make changes to the live site. Therefore, they edit and then it goes into a different state. I need to hold two...
(I mean a new row to the Content table per edit). Otherwise, how would you hold the 'pending' state title and the 'approved' state title (or any column data) at the same time?
Thanks for the two great replies.
I would like to include the ability to have two copies of "pending approval" pages. Therefore, I need to have two tables. Otherwise, I will run out of workstates. In addition, I've kept some things in the Pages table that every page has and could also be edited...
Hi,
This is a long one, but high-level design question, so I could really use your help.
I am developing a web application that enables users to add content to the site. However, depending on roles, their content will have to be approved. I have the following schema:
Table_Pages (general...
The only client-side way I know of to do this would be to submit the form via the "get" method and then parse the window.location for variables and put them into your table.
For instance:
<form name="pricesform" method="get" action="page.html">
If you...
Hi danman,
Most people use "camel case," i.e. RegistrationCode. You could also use an underscore. However, you can't have a space there.
The old thought is that methods are lower-case first word, with a camel case from there, while objects are uppercase first word, camel case from...
This might help as well:
toggleNavigation()
Determines present state of passed layer and switches it (toggles) to the other state.
onNavigation()
The function that collapses the navigation section
offNavigation()
The function that expands the navigation section
rememberNavigation()...
I have the following functions that enable a page to "remember" choices in navigation (like Windows Explorer and the little plus/minus signs) from page to page. So, if you close a navigation subsection on pageA, and then click on over to pageB, the page remembers you had that section...
In order to do the lighting effects like you want, create the lighting effects with the black background in a black layer. Then, set the layer to screen. Voilá. The black disappears and the light affects the layers below.
The simplest way to do metallic color is to create a monochromatic noise...
Back in the day, I used KPT Vector Effects. This product has appeared to vanish.
Does anyone have a great recommendation for creating 3d vector art, either as a plug-in for Illustrator 10, or as a stand alone application that exports to eps.
Thanks,
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Actually, I'm no longer setting an option to be 'selected.' There is also no way I know of to test this. While the restoreDefault() method is gone, and I no longer need the 'selected' attribute to reset the form, I don't have something selected in the beginning. Is this bad coding?
Any help...
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The only changes I made to your code was naming conventions-- and I had to divide your second idx counter by 2 in doList(), so that I can store the equations (hidden) in the second half of the array...
Yes. That's exactly what I'm trying to do! :) But I can't figure out how to get that first option selected.
If you slect one of the associative array's names in the first, that function works. But everything is getting thrown into that first pulldown.
Reason I want to ensure that I have one...
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