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Author: Sergey Vasilevskiy
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The Internet is full of all kinds of programs, both shareware and freeware, to resize images. Turns out, you don't need a program if you have access to a Windows PC with at least Windows Vista (XP from SP1 on is also supported, but requires a separate download).
Resizing can be done entirely in a script using Windows Image Acquisition Automation. Here is a script that will resize all the images in a given directory....
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Author: meglio
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Some browsers do not support all W3C standards and you will face a problem when you want to adjust IFrame height on its content using JavaScript. I have spent some hours experimenting with different DOM-objects and I have found quite a good solution for Mozilla, Internet Explorer and Opera browsers....
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Author: K Baruah
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This is a simple tutorial illustrating how to create Web-Based image slideshows with some cool transition effects similar to those found in Microsoft's PowerPoint. The slideshow cycles through the set number of images without having to reload the rest of the page. There are about 23 different transitions to choose from. There is also an option which chooses a number at random from the other 23 transitions. These transitions can also be applied to images by triggering small snippets of JavaScript...
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Author: XanderXP
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Your browser uses the HTTP protocol when viewing web sites and unfortunately cannot keep state between sessions and a web site refresh. As the Internet evolved, browser authors realized this was a shortcoming and later introduced cookies to enable web site persistence. Browsers solve this problem by allowing tiny amounts of data to be serialized from a small database/textfile(s) that your browser keeps track of. Cookies are analogous to the Windows registry, in that, you as the programmer never ...
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Author: AzamSharp
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In this article we are going to demonstrate jqGrid, JQuery Grid plugin which is used to display tabular data on the form. The article will also discuss how to export the Grid to the Excel format....
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Author: Brian Rush
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This article will present a technique for delivering CSS and JavaScript files to a client within an ASP.NET MVC application. More specifically to show how to deliver compressed, minified, combined and cached CSS / JavaScript files in the context of an ASP.NET MVC application. The goal is to improve overall performance on the client side. Similarly, it will show how we can force a client side refresh of the same CSS and JavaScript files (meaning we don’t have to change our file names)....
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Author: Clayton Rumley
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Do you ever wish that you could simply define a class in PHP and have some magic process turn it into asynchronous function calls in JavaScript on the client-side? Microsoft did it in ASP.NET with their ScriptService and ScriptMethod attributes for web services, but PHP appears to lack similar functionality. Until today. Welcome to the deceptively small, deliciously complex, and deceivingly easy-to-use DigifiScriptService class....
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Author: Harkaran Kaushal
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ASPX Tricks is an article to access aspx variable on code behind.This articles can help you in how to access javascript variables in code behind.
After post back. Usually after post back javascript variables resets to default value and if we want to access them after doing some operation to them.
For example I want to access Where to get where mouse click is happened on client side on Server side....
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Author: Deepankar Sarangi
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This article examines the creation of an insert script in Oracle by making use of the substitution function in UNIX. Deepankar begins with a short introduction followed by the various parameters of the function. The author provides a detailed analysis of the code along with relevant screenshots....
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Author: Ted Coombs
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Like the Internet itself, e-commerce is evolving. Today's e-commerce companies are allowing their customers to plug into existing catalogs and ordering systems, creating new synergistic relationships. Some companies are even adding real-time chat with customer service personnel.This article gives you an overview of some of the new e-commerce concepts and implementations that are helping forge those new relationships with customers, vendors, and shipping companies.The importance of these relation...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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If you're involved in Web development you may have faced a problem that you couldn't find a good solution for—making client-to-server calls outside the current page. For example, you might want to validate the content of a textbox against data stored on the server asynchronously, without interrupting the continuity of the work or without forcing a full page refresh, which is particularly heavy for UI-rich pages. How would you code such an out-of-band call from the client to the server and back?<...
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Author: Fritz Onion
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One of the first steps in building a long-lived ASP.NET project is to define standards for how to use the many features of the platform. Without such standards, it is easy for the project to degenerate into a jumble of different development techniques and styles. One developer may use Master Pages extensively in her part of the project, for example, while another favors nested user controls. The end result is a tangle of different techniques applied across the application, making it difficult to...
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Author: stewartamackenzie.
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Javascript and the DOM in conjunction with ASP.net offer a good environment to leave some of the work of finding text to the client, cutting down on server calls and producing a faster experience. The technique used here is to locate and highlight text in a page when possible using javascript, and when it can't be found to go back to the server to see if it can find it. I haven't come across other examples of using the DOM for highlighting search results and thought others might find it a helpfu...
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Author: Derek Petillo
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Any web programmer will have good tools to manipulate, read, and write query strings and cookies on the server side. A while back, when trying to utilize this information on the client side, I found the available JavaScript functions cumbersome for retrieving and "storing" multiple pieces of cookie and query string data. They lacked what the server side model has, which is an associative array to retrieve cookie and query string key/value pairs. So I developed the two classes Cookies and QuerySt...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Most Microsoft® ASP.NET controls are designed to be browser independent; they generate plain HTML markup that the majority of browsers easily understand and process. As a page developer, you can control to some extent the version of the HTML language used to generate the browser response. Some of the ASP.NET controls (for example, validation server controls) detect the capabilities of the underlying browser and adapt their response accordingly. In many cases, this means that the markup is enrich...
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Author: Alexander Fedorenko
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One of the popular activities on the web is taking part in web chats - collaborative applications, which provide the mechanism to take part in a dialogue between two or more users in real time. A useful addition to any web site is the ability to group users by interests in separate chat rooms. Some sites allow participation in chat without registration, but most do not, as registering can provide a safer chat and more precise controlling. An even more secure environment for chatting, is where th...
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Author: Mahdi Yousefi
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When you work with a list of objects in Ajax, it is very important to add, delete, find objects in the list but JavaScript array does not contain any of them. We need to create an advanced list that works with all objects. In .NET platform, there is "Generic List" class that can do the same. My function is like that one. We can say its name: an Array with dynamic size. (In JavaScript, it is impossible to remove items from an array or resize an array.)...
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Author: alfi uziel
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This is a short and simple form validation code that uses regular expression to compare the user input to the pattern rule defined by a regular expression string. form validation code will either use "if" statments, or regular expressions to validate that the user entered the currect information . The main difference between this code and others , is that the regular expression pattern, and the error message, both are located inside the html control tag and not in the function itself....
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Author: Mikesdotnetting
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This article looks at efficient use of jQuery tabs when displaying data. Specifically, it covers how to lazy-load data, so that it is only accessed and displayed if the tab is clicked. Lazy Loading is a well-known design pattern that is intended to prevent redundant processing within your application. In the case of tabbed data, there seems little point retrieving and binding data that appears in a tabbed area that no one looks at. So, this examples covers how to defer data access and display un...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Last month (September 2000) I gave you a quick tour of the script technologies you need to create a client-side environment that can execute ASP pages. I built a custom browser in Visual Basic® that is capable of processing ASP pages without Microsoft® Internet Information Services (IIS). This browser renders the HTML contained in an ASP page when you double-click on the ASP file. This information allows you to write ASP pages that are more versatile; they'll work both online and offline. When...
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