This might not be a straight solution, but, you can try adding in a javascipt function which will be called when the menuitems and activiated and deactivated.
At activation, this javascript function can hide all the input controls on the form and make them visible again once the user is out of...
You can use GoDaddy for domain registration and hosting. Its pretty cheap.
For database, you can use MS Access if its a simple application with just couple of tables.
Or you can try MYSQL as well, its a free open source database that you download and install.
For any type of coding you can...
If your company is a small company with few employees, you can apply to Microsoft's spark program and they will give you free softwares for development and you can use them for 3 years and pay $100 at the end of three years, which is a very good deal. Check it you.
One way is - you can embed the music in a flash file and play the flash file continuously. May be put the flash page in a different frame or something if you do not want to have it visible to the user.
You will have to create a Forms Authentication Ticket and add it to the Response object before you can redirect the user. If you do not do this, the request is not authenticated and it redirects user back to the login page.
The code for creating a ticket that needs to be added before you do a...
Classic ASP is outdated. If you are planning to extend the application and want it to be used in years to come, it you be better if you upgrade the application to .NET framework.
If the computer is not on the network, how would it connect to the required database in your connection string? If you have SQL server on that computer, may be restore a copy of the required database on that machine and use it.
Are you sure thats the right IP address you are using. And as long as its the default port, you don't have to explicitly add the port number in the connection string. Just the IP address would be fine.
Is it possible to frequently backup the data from your office database and restore the data on to your hosting server database( either manually or thru some scheduled job). That way the data will be synced from your office to the hosting, though they will some latency and the hosting will not...
Yeah, the flash scrolling thing looks good. But, you can achieve the same using Javascript. Try dynamicdrive.com, there are some scripts which display scrolling content. Easy to implement and there will be no Ads.
As kulrom has pointed take a look over there. I remember seeing a forum starter kit over there. You will have the whole code which you can refer and modify. Also try at codeplex.com as well. I am sure you will find something.
You can build a ASP.NET web application using VB.NET and run it on a server which is accessiable from all the computers in your network. This way you don't have to install any application individually on each PCs.
Users can just log into the application using the browser and enter the required...
In such scenarios, you can do a Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript and emit window.close javascript code which will close the window.
The code will be something like
you can use javascript to display the messagebox
the command is as below
this code must be called during the onclick client side event.
Let me know if you have any problems.
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