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hi,
Can anyone tell me how can i send mails without using SMTP Server provided by .NET (without using SMTPServer.Send())
I want to send mails in a large number so i dont want to use the relay server of the IIS, as it is slow.
Can anyone tell me how i can bypass the SMTP Server and directly send mail to the internet.
It will be a great help,
Thanks
Sushant Duggal.
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Hi all,
Firstly I apologise if I have posted this in the wrong place as my query has alot to do with ie aswell as dhtml.
I have a website which uses a horizontal sliding/accordian menu, which displays the site content. When a user selects a menu item the menu slides to the appropriate position and then a postback is called using Anthem AJAX solution which loads the appropraite content into a panel.
The code fires in this order:
user clicks item > menu slide > loading layer for content > do postback
In most browsers this is fine and seems to exucute cleanly and sequencially, however in ie it seems to execute the 'menu slide' and the 'postback' before the 'menu slide' has completed, causing some weird doubling up of the menu items.
I have prepared a page to look at with an example at the top and below screen shots of what it does (incase you cannot see it in your browser) http://www.designview.co.nz/test.aspx note: to initialize the menu click the colors, not the bar even though the hand comes up.
The script for the slider is located here http://www.designview.co.nz/scripts/conslide.js
Please note I am not a javascript guru, but am quite happy with what I have been able to achieve with my limited knowledge and pretty much have the sliding menu working the way I want it. I would definitly appreciate some feedback or comments on the code tho as I know it is not perfect and could be better, so any suggestions are welcomed.
Thank you in advance
pcthugnz
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1. Is there a way to get notification event/handler to window.ActiveXObject via IWebBrowser2 or any other Internet Explorer Library?
2. Can anyone share some thoughts of why this IE bookmarklet (a simple XMLHTTPRequest tracer in Javascript) would work with Google Maps, Google Suggest, Yahoo Mail Beta but not Gmail and Windows Live Mail Beta)?
javascript:function%20loadScript(scriptURL)%20{%20var%20scriptElem%20=%20document.createElement('SCRIPT');%20scriptElem.setAttribute('language',%20'JavaScript');%20scriptElem.setAttribute('src',%20scriptURL);%20document.body.appendChild(scriptElem);}%20loadScript('http://www-scf.usc.edu/~deassisf/XHR-Debugging-IE.js');
Thank you so much
Paulino
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What I am trying to do here is recording the sent/received webmail. Before AJAX era, I utilized OnBeforeNavigate in WebBrowser Control to get notification event so I can capture the traditional webmail. But now with AJAX, since the top URL will not change when user click on "Inbox","Compose", the usual trick won't work and I think I need to inspect the data retrieved by XMLHTTP which means I need to have notification event for that. Do you know any way to do this for IE?
Thanks
Paulino
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what are you trying to do?I dnot know COM objects could be called in javascript.
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Hi
I have a simple web page that written in C# and Asp.Net.
In that page i have asimple insert query that work by
Microsoft Accees .
When I run it in my camputer az a project I don't reciev this message but when i placed on my host or on my iis I reciev this massage  .
If You Know How Can I solv this problem plz
answer me az soon az possible
Thanks alot.
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Please don't cross post.
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I'm having the problem of my CSS looking screwy under IE or working with IE and looking screwy uner Fire fox.
Are there any guides on writing CSS that plays nice with both...or should i use script to choose a style sheet based on the users browser and have a CSS for NS and one for IE?
Thanks.
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It's definitely possible to write CSS that works with both IE 6 and other browsers.
I make the clear distinction between IE 6 and other browsers because most other browsers follow the standards very well, but IE 6 has a number of rendering bugs that you have to avoid specifically.
Start by making it work in Firefox, then it will in most cases also work in other browsers like Netscape, Mozilla and Opera. Then you try to tweak it to also work with IE 6.
Here are descriptions[^] of the most IE rendering bugs.
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What is a service wrapper? give me an example or tell me if an example o a Web service wrapper in java for example a servlet could be? Is this correct?
Or the test page for Web Services in .Net is that a Web service Wrapper?
Thanks
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Could someone explain this( i mean the bold ,and underlined part) who is really familiar with Web Services:
Web services is at once a technology, a process, and a phenomenon. As a technology it is a set of
protocols that builds on the global connectivity made possible by SOAP and the synergies of XML
and HTTP. As a process, it is an approach to software discovery and connection over the Web. As
a phenomenon, it's an industry-wide realization that the decentralized, loosely coupled, synergistic
Web can't be ignore
Thanks!
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i need to open the word document in the server and display it
to the user, and save changes if any to the server back
i am able to open and display it in explore (.doc file is in url)
but save back to server ?? so for this i need some control with in with
i can open and save ,
if any of u had gown through the same problem.
pls respond
Understanding comes from failures
SUCESSES comes form understanding failures
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Please don't cross post.
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A Word Document? I don't think Word would be able to save directly to a server, but you can let users upload the file when they are done editing. But i'm thinking more like having a server-side script that takes the text (and a few images if necessary, though the image has to be already on someone's server and be identified by a url) that users enter into a form, most likely a web-based text editor type of thing (Java?) and writes that to a word document on the server. But i don't know you would want it to "edit" the document or keep the original for backup and simply create another copy.
Roswell
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Can CSS do gradients? I know i can just make a gradient in Photoshop and use if as the bg, but if CSS can do gradients, I'd love to know how to do it.
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Something like this maybe?
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<html>
<head>
<title>CSS Gradient</title>
<style type="text/css">
* {}
html, body {
margin ;
padding ;
background-color:#fff;
}
div {height:1px;}
#d1 {background-color:rgb(200,100,200)} #d2 {background-color:rgb(200,101,200)}
#d3 {background-color:rgb(200,101,200)} #d4 {background-color:rgb(201,102,201)}
#d5 {background-color:rgb(201,102,201)} #d6 {background-color:rgb(201,103,201)}
#d7 {background-color:rgb(201,104,201)} #d8 {background-color:rgb(202,104,202)}
#d9 {background-color:rgb(202,105,202)} #d10 {background-color:rgb(202,105,202)}
#d11 {background-color:rgb(202,106,202)} #d12 {background-color:rgb(202,107,202)}
#d13 {background-color:rgb(203,107,203)} #d14 {background-color:rgb(203,108,203)}
#d15 {background-color:rgb(203,109,203)} #d16 {background-color:rgb(203,109,203)}
#d17 {background-color:rgb(203,110,203)} #d18 {background-color:rgb(204,110,204)}
#d19 {background-color:rgb(204,111,204)} #d20 {background-color:rgb(204,112,204)}
#d21 {background-color:rgb(204,112,204)} #d22 {background-color:rgb(205,113,205)}
#d23 {background-color:rgb(205,113,205)} #d24 {background-color:rgb(205,114,205)}
#d25 {background-color:rgb(205,115,205)} #d26 {background-color:rgb(205,115,205)}
#d27 {background-color:rgb(206,116,206)} #d28 {background-color:rgb(206,116,206)}
#d29 {background-color:rgb(206,117,206)} #d30 {background-color:rgb(206,118,206)}
#d31 {background-color:rgb(206,118,206)} #d32 {background-color:rgb(207,119,207)}
#d33 {background-color:rgb(207,119,207)} #d34 {background-color:rgb(207,120,207)}
#d35 {background-color:rgb(207,121,207)} #d36 {background-color:rgb(208,121,208)}
#d37 {background-color:rgb(208,122,208)} #d38 {background-color:rgb(208,122,208)}
#d39 {background-color:rgb(208,123,208)} #d40 {background-color:rgb(208,124,208)}
#d41 {background-color:rgb(209,124,209)} #d42 {background-color:rgb(209,125,209)}
#d43 {background-color:rgb(209,126,209)} #d44 {background-color:rgb(209,126,209)}
#d45 {background-color:rgb(209,127,209)} #d46 {background-color:rgb(210,127,210)}
#d47 {background-color:rgb(210,128,210)} #d48 {background-color:rgb(210,129,210)}
#d49 {background-color:rgb(210,129,210)} #d50 {background-color:rgb(211,130,211)}
#d51 {background-color:rgb(211,130,211)} #d52 {background-color:rgb(211,131,211)}
#d53 {background-color:rgb(211,132,211)} #d54 {background-color:rgb(211,132,211)}
#d55 {background-color:rgb(212,133,212)} #d56 {background-color:rgb(212,133,212)}
#d57 {background-color:rgb(212,134,212)} #d58 {background-color:rgb(212,135,212)}
#d59 {background-color:rgb(213,135,213)} #d60 {background-color:rgb(213,136,213)}
#d61 {background-color:rgb(213,136,213)} #d62 {background-color:rgb(213,137,213)}
#d63 {background-color:rgb(213,138,213)} #d64 {background-color:rgb(214,138,214)}
#d65 {background-color:rgb(214,139,214)} #d66 {background-color:rgb(214,140,214)}
#d67 {background-color:rgb(214,140,214)} #d68 {background-color:rgb(214,141,214)}
#d69 {background-color:rgb(215,141,215)} #d70 {background-color:rgb(215,142,215)}
#d71 {background-color:rgb(215,143,215)} #d72 {background-color:rgb(215,143,215)}
#d73 {background-color:rgb(216,144,216)} #d74 {background-color:rgb(216,144,216)}
#d75 {background-color:rgb(216,145,216)} #d76 {background-color:rgb(216,146,216)}
#d77 {background-color:rgb(216,146,216)} #d78 {background-color:rgb(217,147,217)}
#d79 {background-color:rgb(217,147,217)} #d80 {background-color:rgb(217,148,217)}
#d81 {background-color:rgb(217,149,217)} #d82 {background-color:rgb(217,149,217)}
#d83 {background-color:rgb(218,150,218)} #d84 {background-color:rgb(218,150,218)}
#d85 {background-color:rgb(218,151,218)} #d86 {background-color:rgb(218,152,218)}
#d87 {background-color:rgb(219,152,219)} #d88 {background-color:rgb(219,153,219)}
#d89 {background-color:rgb(219,153,219)} #d90 {background-color:rgb(219,154,219)}
#d91 {background-color:rgb(219,155,219)} #d92 {background-color:rgb(220,155,220)}
#d93 {background-color:rgb(220,156,220)} #d94 {background-color:rgb(220,157,220)}
#d95 {background-color:rgb(220,157,220)} #d96 {background-color:rgb(220,158,220)}
#d97 {background-color:rgb(221,158,221)} #d98 {background-color:rgb(221,159,221)}
#d99 {background-color:rgb(221,160,221)} #d100 {background-color:rgb(221,160,221)}
#d101 {background-color:rgb(222,161,222)} #d102 {background-color:rgb(222,161,222)}
#d103 {background-color:rgb(222,162,222)} #d104 {background-color:rgb(222,163,222)}
#d105 {background-color:rgb(222,163,222)} #d106 {background-color:rgb(223,164,223)}
#d107 {background-color:rgb(223,164,223)} #d108 {background-color:rgb(223,165,223)}
#d109 {background-color:rgb(223,166,223)} #d110 {background-color:rgb(224,166,224)}
#d111 {background-color:rgb(224,167,224)} #d112 {background-color:rgb(224,167,224)}
#d113 {background-color:rgb(224,168,224)} #d114 {background-color:rgb(224,169,224)}
#d115 {background-color:rgb(225,169,225)} #d116 {background-color:rgb(225,170,225)}
#d117 {background-color:rgb(225,171,225)} #d118 {background-color:rgb(225,171,225)}
#d119 {background-color:rgb(225,172,225)} #d120 {background-color:rgb(226,172,226)}
#d121 {background-color:rgb(226,173,226)} #d122 {background-color:rgb(226,174,226)}
#d123 {background-color:rgb(226,174,226)} #d124 {background-color:rgb(227,175,227)}
#d125 {background-color:rgb(227,175,227)} #d126 {background-color:rgb(227,176,227)}
#d127 {background-color:rgb(227,177,227)} #d128 {background-color:rgb(227,177,227)}
#d129 {background-color:rgb(228,178,228)} #d130 {background-color:rgb(228,178,228)}
#d131 {background-color:rgb(228,179,228)} #d132 {background-color:rgb(228,180,228)}
#d133 {background-color:rgb(228,180,228)} #d134 {background-color:rgb(229,181,229)}
#d135 {background-color:rgb(229,181,229)} #d136 {background-color:rgb(229,182,229)}
#d137 {background-color:rgb(229,183,229)} #d138 {background-color:rgb(230,183,230)}
#d139 {background-color:rgb(230,184,230)} #d140 {background-color:rgb(230,184,230)}
#d141 {background-color:rgb(230,185,230)} #d142 {background-color:rgb(230,186,230)}
#d143 {background-color:rgb(231,186,231)} #d144 {background-color:rgb(231,187,231)}
#d145 {background-color:rgb(231,188,231)} #d146 {background-color:rgb(231,188,231)}
#d147 {background-color:rgb(231,189,231)} #d148 {background-color:rgb(232,189,232)}
#d149 {background-color:rgb(232,190,232)} #d150 {background-color:rgb(232,191,232)}
</style>
</head>
<body>
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wow..thats a lot of code, but yes, that would work. i'll try my own version as soon as i get a chance.
thanks,
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Hockey wrote: http://www.designdetector.com/demos/css-gradients-demo-1.php[^]
Tried in in IE and FF it worked in both
yeah, thanks for posting
i was looking at that last night too because its the closest to what i mean to show, but i wasn't sure if she/he wants actual code like i usually do to figure out if that trick would work for me. But it would take seconds to generate another gradient like this in PHP.
You use 'html forms' for the data entry boxes, the top R, G & B, the bottom R, G & B and the # of lines for height ( I mean if you are doing just a little tool bar 25 lines will be sufficient, so it's nice to be able to set it). Use the 'get' method for the form if you are gonna have the form and the code in the same document. Then i guess you can use the while loop for the whole operation with a simple formula... Divide the difference between each of the corresponding values (R & R, G & G, etc) by the # of lines to determine the # by which to increment the next value. Then have it write the code into a table cell at the bottom of the page.
I really hope i was clear in this, and if you need help in PHP just ask somoene, or look into this tutorial : http://www.tizag.com/phpT/index.php[^]
Roswell
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Hello,
I have used some simple web services in the past using VS2003.
I am now creating a project in VS2005, and have created another simple web service. I am able to go to it's location on "http://localhost/WebServiceLocaton/WebService.asmx" no problem. It shows the availble WebMethods which I can use Invoke on to test.
However, I am unable to go directly to the location of a WebMethod as I was able to with the VS2003 WebService.
When I try to access it directly at
http://localhost/WebServiceLocation/WebService.asmx/WebMethod I get this error:
Server Error in '/WebServiceLocation' Application.
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Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in '/WebMethod'.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the
stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.InvalidOperationException: Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in
'/WebMethod'.
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the
origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
Stack Trace:
[InvalidOperationException: Request format is unrecognized for URL unexpectedly ending in '/WebMethod'.]
System.Web.Services.Protocols.WebServiceHandlerFactory.CoreGetHandler(Type type, HttpContext context, HttpRequest
request, HttpResponse response) +617
System.Web.Services.Protocols.WebServiceHandlerFactory.GetHandler(HttpContext context, String verb, String url,
String filePath) +150
System.Web.HttpApplication.MapHttpHandler(HttpContext context, String requestType, VirtualPath path, String
pathTranslated, Boolean useAppConfig) +401
System.Web.MapHandlerExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute() +183
System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously) +191
Does anyone have any idea why I would be getting this and what I need to do to be able to get to my methods directly? It seems I am only able to access them using POST, but not GET, but I am not very familiar with how each works and what to do to allow my WebService's methods to be accessed by both.
Also, if I post my website on a different server, when I attempt to go to it I get the error that it can only be accessed from a local machine. I am not sure if the two problems are related.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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I need some help for my BS Project. I have to design a full featured instant messenger supporing live audio and vedio chat.
How much Dot Net and its Web Services are helpful in this regard?
Should I focus on other technology?
I am a beginner and guide me properly. Thanks!
Shoaib Nawaz
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shoaibnawaz wrote: I am a beginner
Perhaps you should try a project that's more attainable.
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ya my friend
online audio/video is possible
it is avaliable as a COM component
is is baiscall microsoft product, it is free for download from Microsorf site
i think u can find at
"http://www.microsoft.com/windows/NetMeeting/Authors/SDK/default.ASP"
but it is in Visual C++, worked on it long time back
try it
have a nice day
Under standing comes form failures
sucesses comes form understanding failures
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Hi
I'm develloping a b2b solution and i need to exchange soap messages with a business partner.
I am now able to post xml with a webservice to their webserver, using httpwebrequest and i also can receive their response.
[code]
HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("http://www.someurl.com/receive");
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I now need the inverse operation. I need to suply them a url so they can post/get their xml messages to me. How do i do that? I've been reading a lot, but i'm confused! i guess i don't need a webservice, i just want them to post their requests like i do, and send them a response like the one i'm getting...
[code]
HttpWebResponse wr = (HttpWebResponse)req.GetResponse();
[/code]
Any help will be highly apreciated..... i'm getting a little desperate here! 
TIA
Joana
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