I had not really given much thought to the server-side includes. They have always worked. I did some research though and found that SSI is essentially a separate interpreter. The order of whether SSI is included inside PHP or vise-versa matters (apparently depending on your version of PHP). I also found that comment begin and end tags are more strict after I made my updates. While I know it is bad form, commenting out a "div" as shown above worked prior to the PHP update. After the update, the text "

Thanks for the response. I did find and try some meta tags suggested on other forums. The X-UA-Compatible that I found set content equal IE7, but it did not fix the problem. What finally worked was to use page-break-before instead of page-break-after. The results should have been identical for either style code, but they were dramatically different in IE10. -- Mike

Just be careful with the HOSTS table entry; clearly and concisely document what was done and why. We had a problem last year with not being able to talk to a device because of undocumented HOST table entries. Tim

What I am trying to do is find out why a query that used to take 10ms is now taking 3 seconds to return a record set. I was hoping that dropping and then creating the table again might fix whatever had changed. There are only about 7000 records in the table most of the time, so a query should not take that long. I have followed up on this thread with a new question: A-tale-of-two-queries[^] If you have any insight on 'Audit Login' I would appreciate hearing about it. Thanx, >>>-----> MikeO

I followed the steps in your reply. Nothing looks to be wrong with the query. It even appears to execute normally in Management Studio. When I execute it in the code on the client though it takes about three seconds. The client app has been running successfully for about four years. Now it is getting bogged down by two queries. Both do field sums. Any ideas what could change on a server or connection that would slow down a SUM operation? This is a close approximation of the query that is taking so long: SELECT SUM(WorkSecs) as WorkTime, SUM(RunSecs) as RunTime FROM tblData WHERE Machine = 1 and Operator = 1 Thanx, >>>-----> MikeO

Thanks for the helpful suggestions. It turns out my observations were flawed. The CFile::Remove is working correctly. The data processing has slowed to a crawl and it appeared that the files accumulating was the cause. Instead it is the result. Have posted a query in the Database forum now. Thanks again. Thanx, >>>-----> MikeO

It's correct for a machine patched with the new Daylight Savings Time update. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

I'm afraid the link you posted was neither clickable or readable. If you would, please post it again. >>>-----> MikeO

I know this response is rather late . . . I just had to tell you the relief when I finally uninstalled the 2-month trial edition Symantec AntiVirus from my wife's notebook. I have found that Symantec gives nothing but problems - Slows down the PC, Scans emails so they never get sent, etc. Delete it and be happy.

Yes cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

Was posting my other message around the time you replied, I guess. According to Manual, if you turn off recursive lookups on MS DNS server it still caches search results but isn't supposed to use them (I guess 'disable cache' didn't sound technical enough for MS). It also said that setting a forwarder for the DNS server offloads ALL zone requests for which the server is not the authority. The server is not forward only though, since it must still resolve the local domain. The Search from Address Bar is a likely candidate, though how the URL winds up in the DNS server cache would still be a mystery. I also found that many people recommend disabling DNS client caching on the PC, though it is on by default. Thanx again, Dave. >>>-----> MikeO

Mike Osbahr wrote: I finally put an SMC 10/100 adapter in a PCI slot and used it instead of the built-in Ethernet. It worked the first time. Interesting, thanks for replying back. Glad to hear you figured it out... I take it there was no faults registared on the NIC? I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

I think this one can do any tape drive. give it a try. It's down about the middle of the page. http://www.inostor.com/support/support_tape_utility.htm[^]

I have an engineering rather than a software background, so maybe a word like default has a different meaning for me than it does for a real programmer. I modified a value in the app.config file and ran the debugger. The value used by the program was the value in the app.config file. Later, when I looked at the Settings.settings designer, it identified the mismatch. Apparently the value in the Setttings.Designer.cs is used only by the designer. Some of this is making more sense except for the use of Default in the namespace. >>>-----> MikeO -- modified at 13:54 Wednesday 5th July, 2006

Is it Windows forms or Web forms? In Web forms selectedindex can never be set to -1 as the indexing starts with 0 always. If it is windows forms can you post the code snippet?

Where have you guys been the last month? On Mars? ;P -- Pass the jam, would you?

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