Also I was going to mention the other day... Honestly if you are just doing a location.href and no other functionality, not opening a popup, or anuthing like that...... what's the point? The anchor tag would get you the exact same thing. And I can promise that just by having an anchor tag...
Why not use something that has been out for a while though, like fingerprint recognition? You could always do a combination also.. fingerprint + rfid or barcode or something...
Also back when I did some research on optical vs. fingerprint at the time it seemed like fingerprint was the clear...
I guess I don't understand what kind of problems you are having... So you are connecting through OLE provider and passing the file name as part of your connection string?
Honestly I can't say I've ever really had problems this way or using ODBC system DSN or even file DSN... once you get...
LoadRunner is amazing but takes a ton of work to set up. It's really made for doing high end stress / load tests on apps while simultaneously monitoring server / network / databases / etc... probably way overkill for this use (and sounds like maybe your companie's use also!). And yes very...
Lots of good suggestions here, but taking what 3NF said back even further .. why are you looking up usernames in an array anyway? Why aren't you doing some kind of database query or something? Just curious.. I've never been in a situation where something that required user accounts did not...
Is there a process to follow or form we can fill out to request words get removed from the censored list? As example, in the new Programming forum if I try to say on-mouse-over (all as one word) it blocks the post every time because it says there is a censored word! :Q
I prefer to use getElementById instead as I've always had much better results (especially with cross-browser compat.)
<div id="testdiv">hello</div>
<a href="#" onmouse over="document.getElementById('testdiv').innerHTML='hi there'"...
QFT, using PHP vs. any other server side language will have nothing to do with how client-side things behave! (other then of course how your PHP is building the code for your client to render... but as quoted here as long as your PHP is doing what it is "supposed" to do, the problem will lie...
That is for VB.NET and some of the syntax isn't the same for VB6 .. (for example the MsgBox class and the .Count property of an array..)
Just whipped this up in notepad and tried it out in a .vbs file and it worked perfectly. In VB6 you can add specific type declaration for variables if you...
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