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• IE 6 Tool-Tip Style Issue

  I am using Mootool 1.2.3 to display styled tool-tips. Here is a sample of the HTML: <TABLE style="BORDER-COLLAPSE: collapse" cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=1> <TBODY> <TR vAlign=bottom align=left> <TH style="COLOR: white" vAlign=top align=left>Policy Number</TH> <TH style="COLOR: white" vAlign=top align=left>Purpose</TH> <TH style="COLOR: white" vAlign=top align=left>Ownership</TH>

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by KJAK on 10/22/2009
  Filed under: CSS, IE6

• Re: Personal Website Home Computer

  Thank you. I have posted the question on the IIS forums. For mine (and possibly others) reference here is the link: http://forums.iis.net/p/1160842/1916614.asp x

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 9/11/2009

• Personal Website Home Computer

  I want to setup a website on a virtual machine on my home computer. Possibly multiple websites, but I am testing it out with just one right now. I do not currently plan on using a domain name. Instead I'll just stick with using the IP address. Right now, the server is Windows 7 RC. I've been trying to get this to work for me, but cannot figure out what I have been doing wrong. I cannot access the website from another computer. I am not a server admin and don't have any experience with

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 9/10/2009

• Re: Login to asp.net w/ Oracle Login Credentials

  You really should locate and download the Oracle client (System.Data.OracleClient.dll). ( http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/windows/odpnet/index.html ) By placing this dll in the Bin directory, you will be able to import System.Data.OracleClient into your code files which provides you with OracleConnection, OracleDataReader, OracleCommand, and more. At this point you will be able to connect to an Oracle database. You can use a web page to create the connection string which will look something

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 9/10/2009

• Re: CheckBox Control

  Your javascript is incorrect. You cannot simply call ChkGovtStaff.checked. First you have to get the element by using something like: var checkbox = document.getElementById('ChkGovtStaff'); Or you can pass the object itself into the javascript function. Assuming you are using ASP.NET, you could also use a server-side asp control with an autopostback. Your html would look like this: <td> <asp:CheckBox ID="ChkGovtStaff" runat="server" AutoPostBack="true"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 9/10/2009

• Re: Cannot connect to ANY database with Visual Studio 2008

  Have you already created the database and saved it in the App_Data directory? If not, I suggest creating a new Sql Server database by right-clicking the solution, selecting "Add New Item", and selecting "Sql Server Database." After you name the database, Visual Studio will create it for you. As long as it is in the App_Data directory it will automatically show up when you open the Database Explorer. You can then add some tables. With the database created, you can now connect the

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 9/10/2009

• Re: Abstract Class vs Interface (when to use)

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k535acbf%28VS.71%29.aspx <- Good explaination of Abstract Classes. [quote user="Microsoft"]Abstract classes are closely related to interfaces. They are classes that cannot be instantiated , and are frequently either partially implemented, or not at all implemented. One key difference between abstract classes and interfaces is that a class may implement an unlimited number of interfaces, but may inherit from only one abstract (or any other kind

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 8/10/2009

• Re: Advanced Drop-Down Control.

  I also recommend the AutoComplete Extender. However, I would like to mention that Drop Down Lists by default allow you to use a keyboard to browse the list. By this I mean that if you tab to the control or select it with the mouse, you can then hit the first letter of the value you are looking for and it will jump to that in the list (it helps to have your list alphebetized). Then you can use the up & down arrows to go up and down the list.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 8/10/2009

• Re: Abstract Class vs Interface (when to use)

  Classic Banking Example: Let's say there are 2 types of accounts: Checking and Savings Both allow you to do deposits and withdraws, they both have a balance, and the both have interest rates. You may want to use an interface called Account to generalize them. Therefore the Checking and Savings classes will implement the Account interface. This also allows you to create other implementations such as a Business account class with minimal effort.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 8/4/2009

• Re: Button to Download file

  I'm glad to see that you were able to get things working. I've never seen this Content Type before: " application/octet-stream" That seems like an easy way of getting around having to determine the file extension for the document being downloaded. I'll have to look into that a little more when I get a chance. You are now doing this all in the code-behind of the page. Correct? If I am correct, that isn't a problem, but I would like to recommend that you try to use something

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KJAK on 8/3/2009