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You should be able to use a connection string in the web.config file if you specify the provider for MySQL. Not 100% sure, but that's the theory.

um... wow, vb has been OO since at least 2002 with .NET 1, and probably longer. It is a part of the "new" .NET framework from MS... along with C#. Perhaps a brief peruse of the internet will help you to see the plethora of new languages out there. oh, and you may want to take a peak at XAML...

You can create a WPF user control and drop it into a VB form Also, if you use WPF for the XAML for the UI, and use the VB backend to handle receiving whatever you need to pass to it from the VB winform

Quick suggestion here, use a DateTime object store the time you're counting down to (.add methods), then use object - DateTime.Now to get a TimeSpan object of the difference, then pull off the days, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds to get the time left.

If you're using VS 2008, and .NET 3.5, I'd suggest looking into XAML and the MediaElement XAML Media Element Help

try adding visibility: visible; (sorry, but i don't have ie6, so i can't test this)

$query = "UPDATE information SET (FirstName, LastName, Email, Password, Address, State, City, Zip, Country) Values ('$firstname', '$lastname', '$email', '$password', '$address', '$state', '$city', '$zip', '$country') WHERE email = '$currentemail'"; should probably look like this for multiple...

i have what seems to be a regex that should work, but isn't. var result = /[0-9]+/g.exec(enteredTime); input : 00:05 result: one value of 00. i've tested it on another javascript regex evaluator site which seems to work fine with the result of 00 and 05. any help would be appreciated. edit...

thanks a ton, return false worked like a charm and i'll have to give the event.ctrlkey a shot, it may make my life a bit easier. edit: I switched to using event.ctrlkey, which is working much better than my previous method.

what i'm trying to do is capture certain types of key events with javascript. it's akin to using the text editor for the forums here, if you press ctrl+b then the text is bold, but the bookmarks don't come up. in my application i can get the event captured, the equivalent to making the text...

Vista's user control doesn't have to stay active (you can turn it off, though if you've less experienced users using the computer, I wouldn't recommend it). Though Vista does require some serious system resources, most computers come with more than enough ram to support it, plus ram upgrades are...

c# won't run on x10 as a website. he may be trying to connect from a local program, in which case my guess would be the ip address of your site, which can be found in cpanel. keep in mind you'll need to permit your own IP access to the sql server, also done in cpanel.

here is how I changed your css/html to make the menu and sign in look closer to what you are looking for (some tweaking necessary) <div style="width: 100%; height: 40px; text-align:right;"><div style="width: 190px; float: left;"> <a linkindex="208" href="index.php?page=main"><img...

yes, with the use of DOM and javascript. I'd also suggest AJAX to get the values the second combobox from the server, probably from sql.

JSP is not enabled on any of the servers. i'd suggest w3schools.com for learning php. lots and lots of documentation out there for it.

it works rather well, and granted the in program page viewer probably uses IE, but since it creates a small server on your machine that runs while debugging, you can use any web browser and just supply the address to the browser and it will open and run. So you can use Opera or FF's CSS...

that is what i meant by no php and no jsp. granted they are simply text files run through an interpreter, but you can't debug them in MS Web Dev like you can ASP and ASP.NET (with ASP and .NET it starts a local server to execute the code so that you can debug it).

People may complain like mad, but the fact is it is a stable, good operating system. It recovers from errors far more effectively than XP does (if explorer happens to crash, i get everything back in my various trays and in mere moments, versus XP were things may not appear again until the next...

as for your autoincrement issue. that's not really an issue. that's just how MySQL (and if i'm not mistaken, MSSQL) works. Unless you truncate the table, it will do that. I think there's ways to get MySQL to reuse ones that have been deleted, but i'm not sure. as for the other issue, i'm not...

as Pi606 said, MS Visual Web Developer is great. It's very professional, and the express edition is free from MS's website, just as is most of VS 2008, as express editions. The one catch with MS Visual Web Dev is that it only devs in MS languages, so no PHP, no JSP, etc. but you can use it as a...