you do those pages will not validate...although if it is a school project I doubt they will check that...but it is a good habit to validate all your pages.
I should have said brand name pc's in general I remember my cousin asked me to change the power supply on her computer. I had done that a million times so I said sure.She brought it over and it was a compaq...I bought a PS and it woldn't fit...took it to a local tech shop to see if they had a PS that would fit...nope...had to go to the Compaq dealer that sold it to her and they said it would take 4-6 weeks to order the PS in and it would cost $65...what a rip off for a 300W PS. the generic one I had bought that didn't fit was 450W and it cost $26.From then on I have refused to work on brand name computers unless I am being paid to do so and I inform the client of possible delays.
changing !dayone.length == 0 to dayone.length > 0 should have the same result, you were treating the array as a boolean variable...that must have reset the array
I just have to say I hate CR. They make it so hard just to print a simple report. You have to just through hoops just to print some basic stuff.CR is full of issue like what you describe. I am sorry I do not have a solution for you and you will be hard pressed to find info on CR problems.
just log the users ip address then when you want to ban them just add the ip to your list and prevent that ip from viewing anythingRequest.ServerVariables["REMOTE_ADDR"].ToString()will give you the current users ip address
by using VALUES('name.text' ... you are actually inserting the string name.text...you get the value from a textbox called name then do thisVALUES('" & name.Text & "',....
No that will give you the first 5 records, if you are looking for the 5 highest salaries it would beMYSQLSELECT * FROM emp ORDER BY sal DESC LIMIT 5
SQL Server/Access
SELECT TOP 5 * FROM emp ORDER BY sal DESC
Ah yes I remember that...it has been a long time since I used tables but I rememeber that being an issue from time to time. I didn't realise it was effected by what doctype you use since I always use XHTML strict