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Newbie q - trouble deploying
Posted by Peter Morris at 8/12/2006 10:40:34 PM
Newbie here, trying to build my first website.
I bought my domain name from one company.
Then I paid a different company for web hosting.
I've uploaded my ASP.NET files to my host, entered my URL
in my browser and... it goes to a page advertising the company
I bought my domain name from... more >>
Modify myApp.exe.config from code
Posted by Michael at 8/12/2006 6:04:56 PM
Hi,
I'm wondering if somebody knows how to change the application config file
from code. I just need to change a value in the appSettings section from
"true" to "false", but it doesn't seem like it's easy to do.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
http://www.seeknsnatch.com
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How to unescape HTML string
Posted by Sebastian Mark at 8/12/2006 3:06:08 PM
I have a simple question, is there an easy way in .NET
to unescape HTML characters?
for example I have a string
"Siebel Analytics Sr Consultant-"Partner w/ Deloitte & have
the oppty to become a Partner""
and I want to have
"Siebel Analytics Sr Consultant- Partne... more >>
OOP question about properties & methods
Posted by Bruce One at 8/12/2006 2:41:01 PM
Lets consider a class called Currency. This class must be the responsible for
taking care of all calculations over currency exchanges, in such a way that I
pass values in Euros and it returns the converted value in Dollar for
example...
Well, I might do this in 2 ways, as below:
1) I creat... more >>
Are there any INTRINSIC advantages of the C# language over VB.NET?
Posted by Bob Rosen at 8/12/2006 10:59:13 AM
I have used VB.NET for several months. Just recently I was asked to modify
some web pages that were developed with C#. Although I know that C# is much
more popular, in comparing the two all of the advantages that I have come
across so far lie on the VB side (correct me if I'm wrong about any... more >>
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