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http://www.codearchive.com/rate.php?rid=753&go=0206 no time for code right now.. so start with the link..

if you do that then the value of one will remain in the controls viewstate each time because when you post back to the page, the value is reset to its' base of 0. So it won't increment. What you need to do is put the value in viewstate so that you can return it later if the initial value is 0...

http://www.macromedia.com/software/player_census/flashplayer/

it was just a matter of time before someone posted this...yeah yeah.. there are other methods of global validation that don't require individual validation which is what I was referring to. I can't stand writing conditionals to check 'Is this a date, is that a date'. If it's strongly typed...

tons http://www.scriptsearch.com/JavaScript/Scripts/Calendars/ http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/gr/

if you're going to put any database behind a site, PLEASE don't use access. It's not meant for this sort of thing. Can it be done.. yes.. but it's generally a bad idea. Use the MySQL database provided to you by the host or better if they have MSSQL 2000/2005.

4 ways 1: Don't use a java pop up. Use a script that displays a date-picker. 2: Use drop downs 3: use both 1 and 2 4: use client and server side validation, i.e. a combo of 3 and server side validation. I normally do 2 or 3 (without a free form text box) this way the values can't be modified...

I can do this.. but I am very upfront about "things" that I find. In my experience there is no skirting the issue; it either "is" or "isn't" and there isn't always a "nice" way to say something needs to be changed. In other words, I'm very sterile with my responses as I try to maintain some sort...

change the Front End queries.. I'm sure it won't take too long.

use Verisigns PayFlowPro XMLPay 2.0 API to accomplish this. When you sign up for it, you will have to contact their support to specifically request the PayFlowPro .NET SDK. I know this because I am working on a web service for it right now. I can help answer questions as you build this. My...

Personally, I would start with the hard drive manufacturers drive utility to make sure the health of the drive is normal.

fuh-get-a-bowt-it

"Forget about it" aka. "Fuhgetaboutit" I grew up with this one since I'm Sicilian..but alot of people don't understand it's many uses. I thought it was clearly defined in the movie "Donnie Brasco" in one scene where several under cover cops were discussing it. Very funny scene :)

I had the opportunity to attend Launch 2005 here in Syracuse. I thought the demo's were excellent! Choc full of "check this out" stuff. I definately liked the software selection in the giveaway. Also, if you're bored with a section, take a break and go talk to some of the staff about their...

if you're using .net 2.0, then you can use the object datasource and keep your nTier style. I personally prefer a busniess object as well.

here's a GUI manager for the SQL 2005 express version http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=82afbd59-57a4-455e-a2d6-1d4c98d40f6e&displaylang=en

Guess it's time for me to move :p

http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=97674 doesn't matter. the more who see it, the better :)

you must replace the single apostrophe with two. For instance: if I had a variable (LastName) that held the value "O'Reily" and I used this variable in an insert statement, then it would throw an error. What you need to do is this: LastName=replace(LastName,"'","''")

Everything you need is in the "box" so to speak. www.asp.net for tutorials and info www.4guysfromrolla.com www.codebetter.com for tidbits http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/1047/1/ to start off learning about OOP This article isn't strictly .NET 2.0 but it gives a nice overview of the...