Hey all-
If I kick off an ajax polling script that hit the server every 30 seconds or so... would it continue to run if a user browsed to another page on the site?
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James
If page A posts an xml file to page B, is it possible to process access the posted file on page B via javascript, similar to how you would access a posted file with asp and the request object?
Thanks James
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James
I have two web pages. Page A has an old school form to post a file to another page. Code:
<form id="form1" action="WebForm1.aspx" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" id="Upload" />
<input type="submit" id="submit" value="send" />
</form>
Problem is...
I have two web pages. Page A has an old school form to post a file to another page. Code:
<form id="form1" action="WebForm1.aspx" method="post">
<input type="file" id="Upload" />
<input type="submit" id="submit" value="send" />
</form>
Problem is, the receiving side's code...
I know how to resolve the error "This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS". What I want to be able to do is drop this webpage and it's config file anywhere and have it work. Can that be done and if not, why?
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James
I'm very new to javascript and everything I've read says that database access should be done with SSJS as opposed to CSJS. How is this accomplished? Simply by storing a .js file on the server and calling functions from it?
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
I've been looking everywhere for built in functionality in ADO.NET 2.0 to somehow query and join on two or more datatables in a single dataset.
I always see the same question that follows that question, "why don't you do the join in your sql." Easy, One table comes from DB2 and the other comes...
I understand the concept behind connection pooling and I also understand how to create a connection pool via the connection string. What I don't have a grasp of is how to implement it. Do I declare a SqlConnection object that is global in scope when my windows service starts and create a new...
Is there anything I can query to determine if records are locked in a transaction before I try and lock them myself?
Thanks
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
I'm trying to fill a dataset with records in a transaction and have those records locked so no one else can access them until I've made my updates and saved them back to the DB. I execute the code below and my dataset gets the records I want. While the transaction is still open, I alt+tab to...
I've used the SQLDMO library in the past in a .NET program to scan the network for available SQL Servers running. I'm not the biggest fan of mixing .NET and COM. Does anyone know if there's anything built into the 2.0 Framework that has similar functionality?
tia
James
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James...
Hi,
I'm working with a view that looks like this...
create view [dbo].[vallsearch]
as
select * from archiveebisql.dbo.search (nolock)
union all
select * from ebisql.dbo.search (nolock)
The two tables I'm union-ing are in two different databases, therefore I can't use schemabinding and...
Does anyone know of an API that could/would be used to scan for available wireless networks in a .NET app?
TIA
James
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
Does anyone know of an API that could/would be used to scan for available wireless networks in a .NET app?
TIA
James
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
Is there anyway to programmatically determine the path to the currently logged in user's desktop so I can save a file to that location?
Thanks for any help!
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
I'm using the following code to use an embedded image and set it as the background of my form. I'm also programatically setting the TransparencyKey so some of the form will be transparent. The end result should show a form that I've drawn to the user in place of the standard squared off form...
If I pass parameters to a stored procedure that I'm calling from inside a VB6 or VB.NET app, do those parameters get sent as clear text?
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James
http://www.microsoftjr.com
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