Jul

From the Start menu, click Manage Your Server.
Under Managing Your Server Roles, click Add or remove a role.
Read the preliminary steps in the Configure Your Server Wizard and click Next.
Under Server Role, click Application server (IIS, ASP.NET) and then click Next.
In the Role Removal Configuration dialog, check the Remove the application server role check box.
Complete the wizard, and then click Finish.

To uninstall IIS using Add or Remove a Windows Component in Control Panel

From the Start menu, click Control Panel.
Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
Click Add/Remove Windows Components.
In the Components list click the Application Server check box.
Click Next.
Click Close when uninstallation of IIS is complete.

Original source: Microsoft

Jun

11

Fix WAMPserver or XAMPP Localhost Shows Blank Page

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Fix the problem of Wamp Server or XAMPP Localhost Shows Blank Page!!! After installed WAMP Server / XAMPP, if you have such errors like :
1 – localhost shows blank page.
2 – localhost and phpmyadmin page giving empty body.
3 – Your port 80 is actually used by Server Platinum …
4 – The service has not been started.
5 – localhost is not working.
6 – wamp / apache server could not start.

Original source: http://ye5.blogspot.com/2011/01/wamp-server-localhost-shows-blank-page.html

Jun

8

Run ASP on XAMPP

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To go along with Myles Grey’s topic of how to run ASP on Windows Vista, I will make a topic on how to install ASP.NET on an XAMPP Installation.

First off, if you have not already, download and install XAMPP, which can be downloaded at www.apachefriends.org…

STEP 1: http://www.todayinwindows.com/forum/index.php?topic=574.0

STEP 2: If there is a permission error, please follow http://dotnet.tekyt.info/?p=12

May

7

Autocomplete=”off”

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By implementing the autocomplete=”off” it can stop the textbox auto-display the previous input value.
Otherwise it will very annoying when we have this in jquery.

jQuery expert

Oct

23

Learn to be an ElePHPant? :)

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A PHP course designed to enable web developers and others with limited programming experience to build dynamic database driven web sites using the PHP programming language. Since PHP is such a rich and task-specific language, the course covers the most important range of functions in depth, and equips delegates to understand the remaining less essential aspects.

Chapter 1: Using Variables
Chapter 2: Working with Data
Chapter 3: Using Arrays
Chapter 4: Controlling the Flow
Chapter 5: Code Reusing
Chapter 6: Basics of Web Applications
Chapter 7: Advanced Web Applications
Chapter 8: File Upload & JavaScript
Chapter 9: Storing Data
Chapter 10: Operating System
Chapter 11: Files transfer
Chapter 12: Extensions
Appendix A: PHP Installation
Appendix B: PHP Built-in Functions
Appendix C: PHP Special Characters and Built-in Arrays

If you’re looking for a PHP training or to polish your programming skill!
You may contact with Mr Jim 012-4040902 / jimtan@maplecreation.com

Oct

23

CSS overflow-x, overflow-y and browser compatibility issue

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Partially supported in Gecko 1.8, Safari 3, Opera 9.5, IE.

In all the following test cases the green box has fixed dimensions (80px × 80px, with padding 9px, border 10px.) The blue bar (width 119px, border 1px) should overflow at the right, and the red one (height 119px, border 1px) at the bottom. When one of the two properties is ‘auto’ there are four cases: two with only one overflowing bar at a time, one with both overflowing, one with no overflow (the third case should behave as with ‘scroll’ instead of ‘auto’).

According to the spec … some combinations with ‘visible’ are not possible: if one is specified as ‘visible’ and the other is ‘scroll’ or ‘auto’, then ‘visible’ is set to ‘auto’ ….

All browsers seem to further reduce the number of combinations giving different results:

In Gecko, Safari, Opera, ‘visible’ becomes ‘auto’ also when combined with ‘hidden’ (in other words: ‘visible’ becomes ‘auto’ when combined with anything else different from ‘visible’). Gecko 1.8, Safari 3, Opera 9.5 are pretty consistent among them.
In IE7, IE8 ‘visible’ becomes ‘hidden’ when combined with ‘hidden’.
IE6 seems to render all combinations differently, but of course here ‘visible’ means ‘expand’ the box (in the specified direction) to enclose the content.

Source: [Brunildo.org]

Sep

15

Javascript Dropdown – Unicode Character Display Problem

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Some of the HTML entities are not properly evaluated by the JavaScript interpreter when assigning them as values of option items. This may be due to browser dependent issues.

For example, in the case you store your native language inputs in your database in utf-8 format and you face problem where the characters are displayed as &# 20140; &# 20165; &# 23613; instead of the real character then you might want to try the code below.

alert (‘Schöne Mädchen in Würtemburg!’.replace(/(&)(#)(\d{1,})(;)/g,
function (tot,amp,cr,cp,sem) {
return String.fromCharCode(cp)
}
)
)

Source: [bytes.com]

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