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formmail for windows server
I'm desperately in need of a formmail script which collects the info from a form sends it to an e-mail address and a confirmation e-mail is sent to the customer, but this must be for a Windows 2003 server.
written to a CRM program called Maximizer
Has anyone written to a CRM program called Maximizer (http://www.maximizer.com)? I have a client that uses this software and is trying to decide between php and .net for his website. He presently is on a Linux server. He is being told that he must use asp or .net.
count lines within a div
I have a question about php, is there a function that would count the lines of output within a div so that I can calculate the height in px of the div so when it is printed to the browser that I can recalulate the height of the two columns on the right and left like so height:
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A Detailed View of the Global.asax File
The global.asax file is the ASP.Net counterpart of the global.asa file used in traditional ASP Applications. This file is the placeholder for code to respond to application level events raised in ASP.Net or by HTTP modules. The global.asax file resides in the root directory of an ASP.Net application.
Dominion Digital Senior Consultant Co-authors ASP.NET Cookbook
Dominion Digital announced that senior consultant Michael Kittel has co-authored a book titled ASP.NET Cookbook with former company consultant Geoffrey LeBlond.
Urchin Releases ASP Web Analytics Software
Urchin Software Corporation today released Urchin 6 On Demand, an ASP version of its popular web analytics and marketing intelligence software.
Go Daddy Hosting to Include ASP.NET Support
The Go Daddy Group has updated its web site hosting plans with more storage, more monthly data transfer and more email account flexibility while expanding its offerings to include ASP.NET support.
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11.19.04
Export Data to Excel using ASP
1. As we know that almost 90% of people all over the world use MS office package for their regular office activities. We too know that through web corporate organizations do business to a larger extend. Most of the time the companies feel diffcult in logging each and every time on to net to view information.Here is a simple and effective way to export the enquiries or other database information present in the server to a excel file.
2. Let us consider a enquiry form available in a website. Whenever a enquiry is placed in the form they are inserted in to a table (Database may be either SQL server, Access). To view the enquiries the company in turn may have a seperate administration panel. The datas in turn will get reflected from the database. We provide you a simple and effective solution to export the datas to a Excel file so that they have a clear and a effective result.
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Optimize ASP and IIS by Decoupling Long-running Requests
There's little doubt that the Internet and the Web have transformed services and content delivery more than any other recent technology innovation. In its initial form, the Web provided a somewhat standard mechanism for delivering formatted content. As it matured, the Web was used for increasingly more complex forms of services delivery. In doing so, many developers applied traditional synchronous approaches to developing the Web systems that provided services. Synchronous delivery of these services has caused problems when attempting to scale these Web-based systems.
In this article, I will explain how synchronous access to slow and/or long running requests for resources leads to diminished Web server throughput. I used Microsoft's IIS Web server running the ASP runtime environment to address a specific problem with ASP processing. However, the general background explanation and solution you'll find here applies to all Web servers. The explanation will also include details on how to detect the problem using Performance Monitor (PerfMon). I will then describe and briefly demonstrate a solution to the problem using Microsoft's Message Queuing Server (MSMQ).
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How to prevent multiple clicks of a submit button in ASP.NET
Many of the bugs reported against ASP.NET applications have to do with unexpected user input. One common instance of this is when a user clicks a button, but does not wait until the postback is completed, and clicks it again... and again... and again... messing with your business logic, and stressing your server. This article will show you, with one line of code, how to protect your code against this stupid user trick.
In your Page_Load function, inject some client side code by adding an onlclick attribute to your button control. My example below does three things, it changes the text of the button, disables it, then causes a postback to fire. The reason for the last step, is that once you disable the button, you can no longer submit the form in the normal way. I've used the GetPostBackEventReference method to ensure that the __doPostBack client side function is included on the page.
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Central Scoreboard with Flash and ASP
Adding a few flash games to your site is always a great way to get visitors to stay on your site a bit longer and even keep them coming back. It’s well known that one of the best ways to keep visitors coming back is interactivity. So why not let your visitors battle it out between each other?
Why use a scoreboard?
The problem with games by themselves is that they are limited in their interactivity; once you have competed a game, it is done there is nothing more to do. However it adds a whole new level if you get players competing against each other, trying to reach the top score. Or if someone does you can always add a few fake players to keep them going.
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