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i guess this code Date().getTime() will show me time only but i need client local date and time. so tell me which one i should use ?
1) if possible show me what JavaScript code i need to use to grab the client local date and time.
2) how to convert that client local date and time to UTC at server side by c# code ?
please share code example for my question if possible. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Again:
Don't get the local time on the client. Get the UTC time. Do all operations with UTC. Only when displaying local time is required convert to local time for displaying.
When the time stamp is going to be stored in a database on the server there is even no need to get it on the client. Get it on the server instead. This will also avoid wrong times (the clients clock may be wrong) and time deviations between clients (clocks of clients may be not exact).
See my answer to the above thread for references.
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are you trying to say grab client utc date time instead of local date time ?
how to grab client utc date time by javascript ?
for my second question please include a small js code. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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It depends on what you want to do with the time stamp.
If you want to send it to server:
That is not necessary as already explained. Let the server get the time of receiving the client's request.
If you want to process it on the client use the format (UTC or local) according to your requirements.
To get the current time just use Date.now() - JavaScript | MDN[^].
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i know unit testing but not familiar with integration testing and regression testing.
it will be really helpful if some one explain what is integration testing and regression testing with sample example. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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thanks for answer.integration testing & regression testing can be automated instead of manual testing?
VS2013 has any extension which we can use to automate integration testing & regression testing.
please guide me. thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Not sure about the tools, I'm not a tester, but most test teams use tools like Selenium to automate integration and regression testing. Visual Studio comes with a test runner that lets devs do unit tests etc and lets build servers run the tests also.
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Regression testing really can't be automated, as it's based on the functionality from a use case standpoint.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
- Benjamin Disraeli
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Nathan Minier wrote: Regression testing really can't be automated,
ORLY?  So if you had a login\registration\etc process on a site and you want to check some bug fixes to email address validation haven't broken anything are you saying you can't automate the basic functions of the site to ensure they still work?
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I would call that integration testing rather than regression testing. To my view, a user (with their fun foibles) is an essential system component in a regression test.
Opinions may vary 
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
- Benjamin Disraeli
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Integration testing is focused more on recent developments etc, whereas regression is a sweep of the entire solution to ensure everything is still working as it should as updates in one part often have a tendency to break code elsewhere that the developer isn't looking at. The difference is mainly ideological and also with scope, the tools you use will be (or can be) the same, however the regression tests will have a larger scope and will be triggered at different times or under different circumstances.
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Hi,
Hopefully correct forum.
I have been using Discount ASP to host my site for the last 6 years+.
Really pleased with them, great support and works well and they have a UK data centre option.
I was looking at their Everleap service (built on MS Azure), which looks great as it isolates you from most of the brain ache of having a VPS or MS Azure.
But they don't have a UK data centre option for this service, big disappointment!
I am worried that if I use the west coast (I think) US based Everleap service my websites page load times will increase significantly.
So I have two questions....
1 Does anyone know of a similar service to Everleap that has a UK data centre option?
2 Are my concerns regarding increased page load times of a west coast US hosted site overblown?
I already use a CDN for all my static content.
Many thanks to everyone in advance,
Will
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Do not repost on the forums, that is not allowed.
The only difference is the hyperlink, if you needed to just change from clear text to hyperlink, you can always click on "Edit" under the message and update what you want to. Reposting doesn't help at all — also previous post remains similar and ambiguity remains intact.
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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Please remove hyperlinks from your questions. You are in danger of being mistaken for a spammer and getting kicked off the site.
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Hello,
Total stranger to ASP.Net here.
We have been advised by our server hosts that the code attached which is used to send a form to an email recipient should have a single constant "From" email address specified to avoid SPF related issues. At the moment the "From" is retrieved from the email form field.
thanks,
Richard
About Me:
I'm new in this forum, I am a consultant and have worked with multiple firms
You can check Accounting software videos one of my work.
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The From field in the SMTP protocol tells where the message came from, every delivery host should have one — such as CodeProject Answers etc. If your server host is enforcing this, that means they are trying their best to fight against email spamming etc.
I recommend follow this, in ASP.NET you can also try to configure these SMTP based settings in the web.config file (unless, of course, you are trying to use a third-party SMTP client). Also, I do not understand the purpose of having an Email Form (or From) field, to update and modify the SMTP client itself. SMTP client should be configured with the default values for and settings for the account being used. Then use the form to get other dynamic content, such as 1) To, 2) Subject, 3) Message... CC, BCC etc are also possible here.
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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I need to Extract numbers with % sign from a string.
Example: "50%", "test 100%","ttest 50% test test".
thank you
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Use a Regular Expression[^]. For example:
\d+%
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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what am I doing incorrect:
Dim number = Regex.Match("50%", "\d+$").Value
number is empty
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You're using the "end-of-line" anchor ($), but the number is not at the end of the line. You want to match the literal % character instead.
Dim number As String = Regex.Match("50%", "\d+%").Value
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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