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Recent content by thedji
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BTS2002: Document Validation
Hi Guys, I've got a channel (with map) set up in BizTalk that returns this error (in the event log) when I submit a document: An error occurred in BizTalk Server. Details: ------------------------------ The XML document has failed validation for the following reason: Element content is...- thedji
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- Forum: Microsoft: BizTalk Server
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Pad leading 0 in front of string
In the script section of your page put this function in: function padNumber(oPadder) { sPadThis = oPadder.value; sPadding = "00000"; sPadded = sPadding.substr(0, sPadding.length - sPadThis.length) + sPadThis; oPadder.value = sPadded; } Change your input tag to be: <input...- thedji
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- Forum: Javascript
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How can you avoid selecting text in <DIV>
Put this function in your code somewhere: <script> function SelectStart() { window.event.cancelBubble = true; window.event.returnValue = false; return false; } </script> And make sure your div has this: onSelectStart="SelectStart()" Let me know if this works or not.- thedji
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- Forum: Javascript
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pop-up boxes from a plain link
<a href="javascript:window.open('http://insidecgl/', '_blank', 'toolbar=no,height=480,width=640,status=no,resizable=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no');">Click here.</a> That will do what you're after - however it will replace the window it's called from with [object] (in IE anyway...- thedji
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- Forum: Javascript
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Display C: drive
This can be done fairly easily. You said you wanted the client's C: drive and not the servers, under IE, you don't need ASP, just use code like the following: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title>Your C: Drive</title> </head> <frameset...- thedji
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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CSS Parsing Order
Hi, Can anyone list the order that styles are parsed in a document? ie. External Stylesheet then Embedded Stylesheet then In-Lin Style Definition, etc. I think I've seen it at Microsoft's site, but I can't for the life of me find it again! Thanks!- thedji
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Really real time chat
Exactly right, it can't be achieved easily as getting data sent back from the server requires a client request - ie. a submit. .NET does do it, but it's client-side and if anything needs to be sent to the server it's done by submitting.- thedji
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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scrolling table headers
You could try using a frame-based layout... Put the header row in a top frame and the rest in the body. This can be done fairly invisibly. Or you could use an iframe for the body, or put the body in a scrollable div. for all of these you need the body & headers in seperate tables.- thedji
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Emailing a dorm to an entered email address
Have a look at the source code on this page: http://www.vc.curtin.edu.au/oua/ss/Exam_appeal.html When submitted, it mails the following: NAME= ADDRESS_1= ADDRESS_2= ADDRESS_3= PHONE= EMAIL= STUDENT_NUMBER= ACADEMIC_STATUS= COURSE= COURSE_CODE= GROUNDS= (with fields completed of course) to...- thedji
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Create a MS Word Document on Client with ASP
I'm not sure how to do this server-side, but it can be achieved by using client-side script. (Under IE anyway) Set objWordApplication = CreateObject("Word.Application") You then have the equivalent of the 'Application' object in VBA for MS Word in objWordApplication. If you've not...- thedji
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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An html page without any bars!!!
I haven't tested this yet but if it is so crucial you can't just have a pretty splash screen, you could try using javascript to open a new window then close the original one. If it's the main window the user will get prompted for a dialog boxing asking if they allow it to be closed. It's not...- thedji
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- Forum: Javascript
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JavaScript and previous web page address
Client-side: Unfortunately, no. Server-side: Yes! Use the ServerVariables collection of the Request object. Named item "HTTP_REFERER" (ie, Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") )- thedji
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- Forum: Javascript
