I’ve always wondered whether whitespace before a DOCTYPE matters, but I can’t seem to find any definitive information on the web. People say not to do it, but I can’t see what effect it’s likely to have, or even if the spec says it must be like that. I can’t figure out if it triggers compatibility mode in IE or anything annoying like that.
I want to select my price level in database to compare with the an integer number. But It is error : Operator ‘==’ cannot be applied to operands of type ‘System.Linq.IQueryable’ and ‘int’.
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I was playing around with ASP.NET Web Parts which has a “drop down” div. It’s all the way to the right of the page. When I click to bring it up, it goes off the window. Usually anything off the viewable area will trigger the bottom scrollbars. How is this possible?
I have an ASP.NET ListView control (see below).
I’ve searched the site and I cannot find a solution for my problem, so apologies if it’s already been answered (I’m sure someone must have asked this before).
I would like to create dynamic images from html that I’m generating on website. I have code that generates a PSN Trophy Card, ab Xbox LIVE Gamer Card, a Steam Gamer Card, and an Xfire Gamer Card. Each card is put into its own div and built dynamically from server side code. Is there a way to capture a screenshot of a selected div on a webpage using C# and ASP.NET?
I have table with pageId, parentPageId, title columns.
I have a bit of code in my markup like this :
Is there a way I can make a div runat server? So i can turn it into a control? In asp.net?
I’m developing an asp.net mvc portal to manage GPS coordinates using localDB. My model is: