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  • Network Failure Problem during credit card transaction

    Hi , I have a doubt, My shoping cart uses PayPal API to make Credit card transactions. When the customer make a transaction ...transactionID send by Paypal will store in my database. My doubt is, when customer make a transaction ,PayPal completes its transaction...and send transactionID to our website. But our website didn't recieve TransactionID due to Network failure. What can we do in this situation,How can we solve this problem. Regards, Naag
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by naag.c on 4/25/2007
  • Where i placed Javascript code?

    Hi, I have a small doubt. Someone use javascript code before the form content. Someone place after </form>tag. What is the diffrence between them when we are working with aspx page. -Naag.
    Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by naag.c on 3/8/2007
  • What happen at compile time in C#

    Hi All, What i know about compile time binding is " the compiler knows the address of the called function and its machine code" at compile time. Ex: xyz objxyz=new xyz(); Is that class ( Contained assembly) loaded at compile time or runtime? I think the example is for early binding. Please explain detail exactly what happen behind at compile time? Regards, Naag.
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by naag.c on 10/3/2006
  • Open SSL vs Varisign

    What is the difference between Open SSL and commercial SSL certificates like varisign . I basically need advantages and disadvantages.
    Posted to Free For All (Forum) by naag.c on 8/24/2006
  • Re: What is the use of 'OUT' parameter in C#

    Thank u AndokoChandra, But i want to know when will we use 'ref' and when will we use 'out'? I am asking the purpose of 'out' keyword.
    Posted to C# (Forum) by naag.c on 7/13/2006
  • What is the use of 'OUT' parameter in C#

    Hi guys, What i knew about 'out' parameter in c# is that if we want to return more than one from a single routine. But we can use 'ref' to return more than one from a single routine.Ofcourse ' out ' parameter also passed as reference variable. Then what is the need of 'OUT' ? where exactly we need 'out'? Please explain with real time situation. Thanks & Regards, Naag
    Posted to C# (Forum) by naag.c on 7/13/2006
  • Re: How to disable SiteMapNodes Dynamically

    When i have used ' securityTrimmingEnabled' attribute .... in web.sitemap....i got error like .... Unrecognized attribute 'securityTrimmingEnabled'. Note that attribute names are case-sensitive. Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Configuration.ConfigurationErrorsException: Unrecognized attribute 'securityTrimmingEnabled
  • Re: How to disable SiteMapNodes Dynamically

    Hi , I have used ' securityTrimmingEnabled ' attribute like ... In web.Config < siteMap defaultProvider = " AspNetXmlSiteMapProvider " > < providers > < clear /> < add name = " AspNetXmlSiteMapProvider " type = " System.Web.XmlSiteMapProvider, System.Web, Version=2.0.3600.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a " siteMapFile = " web.sitemap " securityTrimmingEnabled = " true " /> </ providers > </ siteMap > In WEB.SITEMAP < siteMapNode url = " ~
  • How to disable SiteMapNodes Dynamically

    Hi all, I've got a SiteMapPath control on my master page. My Menu is like .... Home ProjectTypes Groups --Modules -- SecurityGroups ---Classes ----Application Groups ----Queries I have two types of Roles ...1) Admin 2) user. 'Admin ' can access all. But i want to avoid 'user' to see 'Queries' in 'ProjectTypes ' Menu. I want to disable 'Queries' in ProjectTypes Menu ...for 'User' Role. How it is possible? what can i do to avoid dispaly 'Queries'?
  • Books for 'MCTS: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications ' exam????

    Hi all, I want to Prepare for 'MCTS: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications ' exam. Please refer books.. FAQ ...any PDF's
    Posted to Book Reviews (Forum) by naag.c on 4/24/2006
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