Comments by Robert Adamo

Robert Adamo 3-Jan-11 19:15pm View

Well thanks for the great insight but, I must disagree with your findings. Greater details is needed I agree. But the exercise is not futile. The mathematics is a given. But the programing is where the problem is. I already have developed a function that is 99% accurate, my problem is that the the variable between sunrise, sunset and the datetime overlap causing the two function to clash. But thanks anyway... If anyone else would like to comment and or have heard of some javascript that can accomplish this task I would be grateful.

Robert Adamo 15-Oct-10 12:36pm View

I must be missing something else, No luck what so ever. Just tried it with a label as well and still nothing. HELP!!

Robert Adamo 10-Oct-10 22:09pm View

Thanks, I tried something similar but the string org length sometime changes. So i need to create the labels dynamically or to simplify match string length then assign it to different string name. str1 = G, str2 = F etc and but the string need to match the length of original string which might vary.

Robert Adamo 29-Sep-10 19:29pm View

Show us the code. Please

Robert Adamo 3-Sep-10 19:46pm View

I check out the link and it seem to have a whole new issue of problem that is out of my league But Thanks anyway
I'll keep looking.

Robert Adamo 3-Sep-10 19:45pm View

Sorry very new to this xmlhttp. Can you give an example. Thanks

Robert Adamo 31-Jul-10 16:35pm View

Thanks Guys! You just gave me kind of an idea. Here's my plan. OK first I have created a service that checks every few min or so if user is logged in. This is simply accomplished by checking the DB to see if the website has changed the setting from false to true. Simple enough. Now here's my plan. If the service sees the user is logged in (true) it will reset it to false.(Logged off). While the user is surfing the website I have set a update panel on the master page to change the user setting back to true. This is triggered via a timer let say every few seconds or so. Therefore as long as the user keeps his browser open it will refresh the setting, Then within a minute of the browser crash or is closed. The service will reset the user setting back to logged off (false). This should accomplish both requirements 1) User can only be logged in from one machine or session at a time and 2) if the user leaves the site either by navigating away or closing or a crash the service will reset his account back to false. The only draw back I see is computing power and tying up the server with all these server side events. But please keep any and all ideas coming. Need to find some kind of solution asap. Comments are also welcome good or bad! The good ones help! The bad one keep you thinking.. Thanks again.

Robert Adamo 30-Jul-10 17:53pm View

Maybe I need to go further into detials, After checking a little further I found that we are already verifing that the user is logged in as each page is loaded. I guess what the problem is that the user is only allowed to be online from one machine or session at a time. And if he ends that session correctly then is works great. But if as you said the browser crashes or they forget to log off and close the browser the user setting in the DB are not reset. So what I am trying to do is figure a way around that. Still looking for any suggestions.
Thanks again..

Robert Adamo 30-Jul-10 17:43pm View

Ya but won't turning off caching cause a major slow down server side? We're talking about somewhere around 10,000 hit per day on this site. But any and all ideas are welcome. Thanks

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