The Weird and The Wonderful

So, what forum did you think this was again? ---- It appears that everybody is under the impression that I approve of the documentation. You probably also blame Ken Burns for supporting slavery. --Raymond Chen on MSDN

:laugh: @ Britland

COBOL was my first pro language, and I used to take great joy in writing code in "English" (the 88 lines were the thing; they were more-or-less equivalent to enumerations, but they msde it possible to write code in linguistically-parseable sentences). And it's not a dead language; my COBOL '99 and ME are as popular as ever.

After all, does he have to support it? Probably not

Yep! cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

It does not sound logical. One can just entrap querystring and then manually build the path, defeat the download statistics routine or an optional logon check. You should pass some ID and read the file on serverside and stream it. The file should be away from virtual folder. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips

Actually it sends them back to the page that referred them to the current page (which isn't a good idea because Norton and McAfee like to change your settings so referrer information is not passed with the request). Request.UrlReferrer

Shouldn't it be: bool b = (x == y); ---------- bool b = (x = y); would set x to y and then b to x --- The sum of the intelligence of the world is constant. The total number of people is always increasing.

It isn't just american kids Hesse.. The spoiled brats are EVERYWHERE

I thought he was talking about the link in his message. When you click it, it first returns page not found, click go and it loads. ie.7 by the way. Freddie L Richard

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Parthi_Appu wrote: ...::OnMouseMove(...){ and just say return; That would enhance performance too by not creating objects. Isn't it? :) Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips

I have to disagree. Amongst beginners tertiary operators are notoriously hard to read. Anybody who adds them superflously does deserve the hall of shame.

LOL! This is a good one!:laugh: Those things give me headaches. Whenever I'm visiting at my father's place, I have to unset an alarm on one of those. Otherwise it will wake me up at 6 am. I never got the hang of it. And my father insists that I leave the alarm on because he sometimes forgets to set it (when I'm not there).:doh: So if I do learn how to unset I'll have to set it back when I leave. Every time I go visiting, I have to ask him to set it and unset it for me and it ends up in all kinds of jokes about me being a programmer and not being able to use a simple alarm clock.:)

dan neely wrote: https://www.mysite.com will become httpss://www.mysite.com Yes exactly, and more over site won't load. Because each time it will redirect to the same page printf("Navaneeth!!") www.w3hearts.com

varnk wrote: while (Textbox3.Text == "") { } What a shame ....!!!! :mad: printf("Navaneeth!!") www.w3hearts.com

I shiftily passed it on to IT support saying it had 'mysteriously stopped working', whereupon they somehow divined the problem, booted from an install CD, and managed to have that 'ahh programmers' look while putting the original library back in place.

I don't know about you but one of the first things I do when a new version of a language comes out is look up what's new. But I suspect many don't bother with that. Kevin

From this: http://blogs.msdn.com/heaths/archive/2006/10/06/VS-2005-SP1-Takes-a-While-to-Install.aspx[^] I didn't realise there were other options when running in quiet mode. start /wait VS80sp1-KB918525-X86-Beta-ENU.exe /quiet /L*v+ VS80sp1-KB918525-X86-Beta-ENU.log Just as well it went smoothly for me.:) Kevin

Like the sig.:-D Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.