Do you never install/uninstall things??? Even that can slow down a computer over time. But there are plenty of progrmas to clean that stuff up without reformating.If you keep anti-virus/anti-spyware up to date run a registry cleaner and defrag regualrly you shouldn't have any problems.
I agree C would probably be the fastest language to use but I don't know it that well I decided to use C# instead.I realise I have some work ahead of me creating usable algorithms.
for example I am now trying to build a web crawler. I won't find a tutorial telling me step by step hwo to make it. I need to decide what it needs to do then break it into pieces.Then I can find basic examples of how to complete those pieces.
ok I got a good start on it. My crawler returns a Response Stream from the requested url and I can read that into HTML code and display it in a textarea.Now on to getting it to follow links and managing how many levels it goes into a domain and transfering to outside domains.I can see how this could grow exponentionally very quickly without any limits on it. You would want a seperate server or servers just to do your crawling...if you were big like Google or Yahoo...
what version of windwos are you running? You have the .Net framework v1.1 install right? (1.1 is the only version that works with VS3003).Do you have IIS installed?If you answered yes to all these, uninstall VS and do a reinstall.
Sometimes you just don't want to talk about code. Over the time I have been here I have gotten to know some of you pretty good and sometimes I like to chat about other stuff than code.It was decided by the admins not have an off-topic forum so the debate is really over. Although again if you feel the urge to chat then come over to my site and sign up for the forums there.The link is in my sig.
Vista looks like it will have a few new, cool features, but it is mostly just going to be eye candy. Requiring a 256Mb video card (512 recommended) a lot more horsepwer then previous versions of windows. Although I believe it "downgrade" automaticaly if you don't have hte hardware to support the nice graphics.
isn't typing a word or phrase into firefox the same as typing it into google and clicking "I'm Feeling Lucky"? Pretty sure FireFox uses google for searching.
you have to put the <?php ?> before the <html> and make sure there is no extra lines before the php either. <?php has to be the first 5 characters of the file.
MS is the whole reason this topic exists...if their stupid browser didn't execute garbage code then this situation would never have happened.Can;t wait for IE6 to gone. I am counting down the days til Vista and IE7 are released.
your problem is here
<a href="java script:toggle(1, si1)">
change it to this
<a href="java script:toggle('1', 'si1')">
hmm it keeps putting a space between java and script, just take that out in your code.
Well only if he is running PHP on a Linux server already. Sorry if I missed that but what are you using to run PHP? Windows or Linux/UNIX?If you are using Windows then the database and code can be on the same server (php runs fine on windows - doesnt it?).
what version of IIS are you using.In IIS6 open up Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Internet Information ServicesNow expand the tree until you see Web Service Extensions (or something like that). Click it and to the right you should see a list of possible extensions to enable or disable.ASP is there by default and in IIS6 is "prohibited" be default. Click on the ASP extension then click Allow.From a fresh install that is all it took for me to get .asp pages running.I am not sure but would assume the process would be similar in IIS5