aspnetguy

My first suggestion is, stop using Web Matrix...it is outdated and wasn't that good to begin with.Install .net framework 2.0 and download Visual Web Developer Express, it is free fromt he microsoft site. It is much better than Web Matrix.I don't use web matrix so I do not know how to add the reference either.

you can use this site to view what your page looks like in Safari..you will just have to play with it.http://www.browsrcamp.com/

You are crazy...their TOS is pretty much the same as everyone else's. Everybody collects personally info theses days, Google would be at the bottom of my suspect list.

my ISP claims 10MBit download speeds or 1.25 Mbytes/second, I am not sure of my upload speed but I have actually exceeded this download speed with 1.7 MB/Sec when downloading from microsoft.com.The best way to test for realistic download speeds is to download a large file from a busy site (like MS) and see what the average speed is during the download.

try something like this var pageHistory = Array();var i = 0;while(parent.document != null) //or undefined play with this value{ pageHistory[i] = parent.document.referrer; i++;} This should give you a list of the path the user took to get to your page in reverse order.

I have never used xampp as a live enviroment before but have heard it is not as secure as doing it your self...I believe event he xampp site recommneds only using it for developement.My ISP does not block any of my ports but I know a lot block port 80, not sure about 25 tho.

oh, I know DNN sux, I'll take a look adn see what I can find.

just javascript

He is not arguing that MS is still #1 when it comes to alot of things but is saying that it seems they have lost their "innovation" or creativity becasue they are releasing products similar to ones that others have had for years.In alot of things they are trying to catch up....that has nothing to do with Windows being hte dominate OS

no, no, no Skemcin you have it all wrong....peanut M&Ms are much better :)

I just dislike managing my emails in outlook then when I go on the road I have to use webmail and my webmail has like 250 messages.

I am not a big Outlook fan....I prefer webmail because it is so accessible.

Yes I know all those, but those are only the ones I regularly use. You are asking a loaded question, which is better C# or C++. To that I will reply qwith a question, what do you want to do?Generally I prefer C# from desktop and web programming because it is so portable. I can write a class and use it in both my desktop and web apps.But when it comes to game programming I would say you need to use C++ (w/ OpenGL or DirectX)Although C# is improving in performance in areas like games so I imagine we'll start to see a shift (maybe not completely) towards using C# in the gaming industry.as for VB, I don't like it much. I would rate it #3 of the group.Well the reason I learn so many was mostly due to inexperince.When I started programming in college I took several courses, VB6, PERL, ASP because they were required. Then after college I was offred a job but they wanted me to use ASP.Net so I learned it over the summer before I began my job (but I learned VB.Net) and then after a month or so of working the company decided to switch to C# (which was a great decision, IMO) so then I heard everyone talking about how great PHP was so I decided to try and I loved it.So I use ASP.Net at work and for large personal projects and PHP for smaller personal stuff. I also began learning C++ 6-8 months ago because I and interested in games programming and C++ seems to be the industry favorite for games.So there you have it I know (X)HTML,CSS,JavaScript,PERL,ASP,PHP,ASP.NET,VB6,VB.Net,C#,C++

This may be a dumb question but can I write and compile a class in C++ and use it in PHP?EDIT: Well I have done some reading and found a good tut on writing C classes and using them in PHP.http://www.hudzilla.org/phpbook/read.php/20_0_0It appears to be a little more tricky getting C++ to execute with PHP so C is close enough.

programming books average $55-$70 here (in Canada).Each sumester in college cost me $500-$600 for 5 or 6 books

true, you are right, holes like this force programmers to be more aware of potenial problems and does in the end produce more secure applications

hopefully IE7 will fix this hole as well...I can't believe IE6 is so awful..wait a minute, yes I can

how doesthe govt benefit when I use ink over buying a book.Also if you prefer tp spend $50 on a book thats fine but unless you are just going through it following hte lessons one by one books are usually awful references....CTRL + F is much faster to find something you are looking for in an ebook.

First off I deside what I anned the website to do and what "sections" it needs to be broken into. That is always the first step. Then I consider what the client has for branding (colors, logos, etc) then I deside on the best layout of the information that makes it easy to access and so on.

I am not talking about pirate ebooks, I am talking about free online tutorials, like W3schools

yes you can use System.Data.OleDb class to connect or ODBC

here is everything you'll ever need to know about datagrids http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/122602-1.2.aspx

your connection string is incorrect, here is a sampleData Source=(local);Initial Catalog=DBName;User ID=username;password=yourpassword;Trusted_Connection=yes;

just to clarify I am not trying to suggest an affilaite program to you I meant the articles that talked about the changes Google made to AdSense and why it hurt AdSense publishers.

here is the offical site...he shows the code he used to do this...BTW myspace has already patched the holes http://namb.la/popular/