I'm stuggling to understand how to get something that seems pretty simple, to actually work.
I'm using session state management in SQL server and I want to allow users on a website to only log in every 30-days. During the 30-days I want the user to hit the page and it to automatically log them...
Can someone show me how to use the follow syntax style in javascript to return the selectIndex.value? What seems obvious does not work here.
I can do the standard getElementById() approach, but that takes about 10-lines of code to do the same thing. This works fine when I wante the text value...
I am pretty new to this sort of coding. I am working on a ASP.Net app written mostly in VB.Net. I have extended a login screen to do some initial validations for user accounts. Sort of like when you enter a userid and it tells you that is not a valid id. What I have setup is an AJAX enabled WPF...
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