aspnetguy

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your orginal code is looking for this <a class="hover..., <a class="active"...,etc

<link rel="SHORTCUT ICON" href="http://yourdomain.com/favicon.ico">

yes you need a program to do this. It could be as simple as using MS Paint or you could also get somethign more advanced like Adobe Photoshop

it should be document.getElementById("b1")

You are going to need to use some server side scripting. You will also need a way to store the people's birthdays, a database or XML

yes, and by adding an extra <br/> to the last echo will put a space between that block and the next one, etc,ect

Once IE7 takes over from IE6 I will be using PNGs alot more. I use A lot of graphics with transparency so IE6 was a huge factor in me not being able to use PNG.

yes that would work, it is about the only way to have .Net capture the click event

Apache will not support ASP or ASP.Net (well not without MONO anyway).

you cannot catch the this button in .Net because it was created after page load and it is not a server control

the best thing to do would be to make an .exe and then set it as a windows task to repeat whenever you want.

all programming languages have some functionality to interact with the APIs the hardware provides but I don't think there is a language just for routers, etc

i gues it should be more like<?php if($you == "question"){ $me = "stealVChris'sAnswer"; } ?>

if you do <table style="width:500px">.... It will wrap the text for you.

this part (select stock from Stockss Where stock=0) potentially can have more than 1 record so the you cannot compare it to asingle value.You are better off tryign to handle this in your server side code. You can loop through the returned records in SQL but it is messy and confusing.Just return the query and process the records with PHP or something.

only ASP.Net as it is a Custom Control that is compiled into .dll files

I use Power ISOhttp://www.poweriso.com/download.htm

post your code

Is IIS installed on the new computer? It is not installed by default so you have to doit manually.

you'll notice some html mixed through out the code but I think it is intended to be used as a SSI in an existing page.

RADEditor is awesome. We use it at work (we bought the whole Telerik suite). It is the best editor I have ever seen, and it fully integrates into ASP.Net and VS, only problem is the cost, it kind of expensive.

try this http://doc.ddart.net/mssql/sql70/ia-iz_4.htm

CCNA is focused on Cisco routers and products while Microsoft looks at things with less emphasis on the brand of product but both are very good.Obviously Microsofts courses will focus on windows networking, I did not get far enough into CCNA to know which OSs they focus on.

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