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i want to know more about chm files(its structure and how to generate it).
i want to generate it without any other program. just by windows tools or by developing language(C#.net). i'm programmer and i know that but i want to know from where to start...
thanks
Thanks
Rastgar
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I think that you need the chm compiler from microsoft to create the chm file. The html code that goes in it can of course be created anyway you like.
Some reading:
wikipedia: chm[^]
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If anyone has experienced similar problems and has spotted a solution, please help me out as I'm running out of hair to pull off.
when visiting here[^] and clicking on "Articles" on the left menu, then hitting the back browser causes the web page to lose alignment temporarily until refreshed.
This has been noticed on Firefox 2.0.0.x (including the latest 2.0.0.5)
It's a Joomla CMS (PHP based cms) and custom made template.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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I just tried it with no problems, maybe its only on your system?
"Okay, I give up: which is NOT a real programming language????"
Michael Bergman
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Funny thing is, it used to glitch on my system and now it doesn't.
Also another system doesn't show the glitch, although it used to.
But there is one system that is displaying the glitch and i cannot seem to find any differences within the systems.
Can it be various add-ons to Firefox?
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It could be any number of reasons but I think the problem is localized to that specific system, especially if it works on mine, works on yours and works on a 3rd system but not the 4th that tells me its not your code that's the problem (or even Firefox).
"Well yes, it is an Integer, but it's a metrosexual Integer. For all we know, under all that hair gel it could be a Boolean."
Tom Welch
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It's one of these wierd cases where I still find other systems that have the problem.
It's not only down to one, but I've seen another 2-3 systems act up as well.
Thanks for your help though.
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There are six css errors when viewing the page. Try to fix those, and see if it gets any better.
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# Errors (7)
# Warnings (161)
I guess I'd have to ... :P
I really hope HTML 5 / XHTML 2 will be more strict and not allow different interpretations.
Thank you
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I guess, it should be an isolated problem in that particular system alone. Did you try clearing the cache in FireFox and trying again?
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Many times.
The problem exists (now) from 2 different systems.
Anyways thanks, it must be CSS problems.
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I have a form with some check boxes and a fileupload control. The check boxes post back to the server when clicked. My problem is, if you select your upload location and then click one of the check boxes, once the page has refreshed the uploads location has gone.
How can i keep the location when posting back to the server?
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Try setting the checkbox to NOT postback.
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I don't think you can prepopulate FILEUPLOAD Control value. That is not supported by the browsers for security reasons.  Otherwise, imaging a hacker trying to send your files from "C:/Documents and Settings/ceejeeb/Desktop/BankAccountPins.xls" by prepopulating it and then calling 'document.forms[0].submit()' 
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I have a webpage that has a form on it. Once the form is submitted the code is ran in a delegate whilst the browser is directed to a loading page. Once the delegate has completed the browser is directed to a completeion screen.
My problem is, the method that the delegate calls is static and i cannot access the session variables like normally: text = Session["var1"];
How can i access these variables?
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Why don't you pass them to the method?
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Because i need to write to them in the static method and use them in a different page.
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Even then you can pass them to the method... but...
have you included the namespace where you should find the sessions object?
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can you explain how i would do this then. Of what type are the sessions?
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I figured it out.
Instead of passing the variables I had to pass the session. So i had to create a HttpSessionState and store Session into it. I then pass this HttpSessionState to my method. Now i can write to the variables and they can be accessed outside the method on a different page.
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You don't need to pass the session
you can access it using:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session["var"];
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Hey guys,
I write a custom object (IXmlSerializable) and write custom methods (ReadXml() and WriteXml()) for serialization. When I instanciate the object and serialize it to and xml file on my harddrive, everything works fine (good for me :->) and when deserializing from that file, I've got my object instance back, which is exactly what you'd want.
Now the object's purpose is being sent to- and from a webservice, and thus started developing a webservice. Now everything went fine, but when I try to consume the webservice, it says the returned object is a System.Data.DataSet type 
The webservice and the client app both have a reference to the same dll containing the object. If I invoke the webmethod while debugging, I see the exact XML I want (which is the same as the xml when serialized to a file)
Am I forgetting something.. Is sending custom objects through a webservice forbidden or something??
Thanks for helping 
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Eduard Keilholz wrote: Am I forgetting something
Seems you forgot Google. Using it I found this[^]
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