A few weeks ago, I purchased an external eSATA drive and have been transferring a large amount of data to it, as it will now be my primary backup device. After having the drive for less then a day, I immediately started getting notifications in XP of "delayed write failed" after I have turned...
I did some searching on this issue, and I didn't find anything applicable to my situation, so it's probably just easier to post it up here and see what I get. My issue is three-fold, and involves a simple way to share files between my Vista (Ultimate Business 32-bit) computer and my XP computer...
I've installed the Web Part Templates (it came from msdn2.ms.com) so that I can begin creating web parts for my Sharepoint server. For some reason, though, when I fire up 2005, Click File > New > Project, there are no references to web parts anywhere under the listing of Visual Studio installed...
Is it possible to use the form web part to collect date from a user and store it in a custom list, as opposed to the standard use of simplying providing data to other web parts? I'm trying to do some simple info collection, and I'm trying to avoid having to write a custom web part for different...
I have a site into which I would like to add a few pages. These pages are going to be very simple; one will take some simple web parts, but the other will just be pages which will be edited via the "Edit Content" link (rich text editor popup.
In any case, when I create these as a Web Part Page...
I have a problem with setTimeout, and the issue is not readily apparent to me. I have a function that document.writes some stuff based on the system clock. In my <head>, I have this:
function doSomething(){
...
setTimeout("doSomething()",1000);
}
Later in the page, I have a script...
I have a VPN connection to my work site which allows me to use Remote Desktop to connect to a number of servers, including my own workstation. I don't have any issues in doing this except with my own workstation. It runs XP Pro.
The issue is that I can connect just fine... once. I log in, I...
I have an external drive on which I plan to have 2 partitions: an NTFS partition for XP/2K, and an HFS+ partition for OSX.
So far, I've connected the drive to my XP box, created a partition of 90% of the space, formatted, and all is well I can use that partition just fine. Now that I've...
Lets' get the question out of the way first: Is it possible to have multiple network connections that both use the same physical ethernet adapter?
Background: I use my notebook to connect to many different networks. Two of them are DHCP networks, and the other two require static addresses. I...
I am creating a fairly basic HTML form that is going to be posting data to a form-handling script elsewhere. After numerous incarnations, I've ended up with one form that submits to any number of scripts on the other end (depending on the values/states of certain items in the form) by changing...
This may not be the right place for this, but here goes...
In an ASP page, I'm creating an ADODB connection to an AS/400 system using a system DSN that I setup on the web server serving up the ASP pages. The DSN was created using the IBM Client Access driver that was installed with the IBM...
I suppose this has more to do with cURL than it does PHP, but I couldn't find a forum for cURL, so here goes...
I'm attempting to create a script that will POST a form to a remote server through cURL, essentially mimicing the action of a user filling out the form through their browser. I setup...
I did some quick keyword searches but was unable to turn up the correct method for this, so here goes...
I need my ASP script to connect to a remote URL, grab a file, and save it locally. This seems like it should be pretty easy, but since it's happening needs to occur over HTTP, my searches...
I'm creating zipfiles like so:
tar czf /[path_to_archive]/archive.tar.gz /[full_path]/file1 /[full_path]/file2 etc...
When I go to decompress/extract these files later, I find that the original directory structure was included in the archive. Is there a way to prevent it from storing the path...
I'm sure this has been asked before (actually, I think I've SEEN it here before), but my keyword searching appears to be a bit off today.
I'm looking for a regular expression that will match data between certain characters (a pair of # and a pair of %, to be exact). I have this file being fed...
I'm trying to do some very basic error trapping with javascript. I have a few input fields (textareas, to be exact), and I want to make sure the user doesn't put too much text in there. Rather than using a max length that abrubtly stops accepting input (if you can even use maxlength on...
I currently have a script that pulls a little bit of data from a database and displays it on screen. On this results screen, I'd like to give my users an option to save the data they're seeing to a website.
What I had in mind was a link on the results screen, created from the path_info and...
When viewing my page in Netscape 4.7 (and I'm assuming anything prior), I noticed that my onLoad isn't working. It calls a function that initializes the navigation on my page, like so:
<body ... ... ... ... onLoad="start_nav();">
The things that are supposed to happen inside...
Having some problems picking strings out of window.location...
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section = window.location;
document.write(section);
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The above code writes the url to the browser. Good so far.
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section = "abcde";
document.write(section.indexOf("c"));
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The...
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