:laugh:
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at least you won't have to throw your computer across the room now :-)
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Thanks for the links.
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It is not possible to programmatically hide the menubar or toolbar on a window that is already open. I found similar JS from the net but it is for Netscape:
function showmenu()
{
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalBrowserWrite");
window.menubar.visible=true;
window.directories.visible=true;
window.statusbar.visible=true;
...
and I do not know if it works. (who's using Netscape anyway? Official support for Netscape ended on March 1st, 2008.)
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modified on Friday, March 26, 2010 4:00 AM
Are there any other information that you can gather, other than the "Unable to establish secure connection with the server."? Can you check at runtime if you code is actually connecting to sdmcet.sdmcet.cse and negotiating with authentication? This error can be due to the fact that sdmcet.sdmcet.cse cannot be found. You may opt to use IP address instead of sdmcet.sdmcet.cse. Also, "secure" connection usually means your URI should include S (LDAPS://) instead of plain LDAP://.
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I am not sure exactly how to implement this on ASP.NET but I think you can have some idea from this article: Why and how to implement SecurID Authentication[^]. From my experience as SecureID user (not a developer), SecureID is used as a first layer of security that makes sure I am authorized to access the login page of a resource that I am trying to access. Second layer of security is the login page itself of the resource (webpage, network share, etc). No links to any API, though. I am interested in implementing SecureID on my future projects as well, so I am monitoring this post. :-)
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no problem. :)
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Hi sekannak, you can add onclick attribute to the button before adding it to the placeholder. dim btn as new button dim pclHolder as new placeholder btn.attributes.add("onclick","alert('hello');") plcHolder.Controls.Add(btn) hope this helps.
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Same in my bank here in the Philippines. Withdrawing cash from ATM Machines of the bank where you hold your account is free (I think, but I am not sure, there is a limit for number of free withdrawals per month). Withdrawing from ATM Machines of other banks using the same network as your bank charges between Php10 - Php15.00. For example, Bank A (your bank) is using Expressnet, you can withdraw from other ATM Machines connected to Expressnet for a fee(Php10 - Php15.00). But if try to withdraw from an ATM Machine that is not connected through the Expressnet, say for example, the ATM Machine is connected to Megalink, you will be charged using Cirrus network which is in US$. Typically you will be charged at around Php250 - Php280 per transaction depending on the peso-dollar rate. I am not sure the exact dollar amount of charge per Cirrus transaction.
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:laugh:
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Thanks Joachim. Great find. :-D
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Karl Shifflett wrote:
I did a search for you and found this answer: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1908906&SiteID=1\[^\]
Gee, thanks. I also did some searching before I posted here but I guess, I haven't searched harder. Thank you for the link.
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This may be a dumb :-\ question but an honest one. :-D If I am just using Express Editions of Visual C# or Visual Web Developer, can I still install/use Windows Workflow Designer?
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leppie wrote:
Our whole division was retrenched. As long as we have no loose ends, we can have immediate notice
Wow, that's cool.
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I'm a lefty. I use my left hand to write, target practice, swing a bolo, solder and carry stuff. I use my right hand to use a mouse/touchpad and throw a javelin.
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Congratulations. I can see that CodeProject is really growing. :-) Good luck!
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Maybe Subbu is talking about Request.InputStream.Length?
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i agree with ritu4321. but if you intend to remove trailing or preceding space, you can use rtrim or ltrim. But please note that ltrim and rtrim does not remove extra spaces within the string, only those at the beginning (for ltrim) and those at the end (for rtrim). Hope this helps.
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There is a good article here on The Code Project that do things very similar to your requirements. You can check it http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/WebPageSourceTransmitter.asp[^].
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Hi Goalie35, I have a naive question for you. I seek to learn too, on this topic. I noticed on the Page_Load of your example, you have instantiated a new TestGridControl object and assigned it a value. But was the new instance added to the page's control collection?
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