Wrote my first Fortran Program!
My nephew is taking a course in it and was having trouble.
I found an online Fortran 90 reference and quickly had the program working.
I even pulled a Unix command line tool out of my rear-end to kill a couple of processes (ps).
When done, he called me a 'Programming God'.
Boy, am I now all puffed up.
Successfully debugged a VB / Windows Scripting Host app.
cscript.exe
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
How to Debug Classic ASP in VS.NET
Make the following configuration mods:
In VS.NET:
project - properties
configuration properties
debugging
- enable ASP debugging
- enable ASP.NET debugging
In the IIS snap-in:
default website - properties
home directory tab
configuration
app debugging
- enable ASP server-side script debugging
Add IIS process account to Debugger Users group:
In Computer Management snap-in:
System Tools
Local Users and Groups
Groups
Debugger Users - properties
Add user IWAM_machine-name (the "Launch IIS process account")
In VS.NET:
project - properties
configuration properties
debugging
- enable ASP debugging
- enable ASP.NET debugging
In the IIS snap-in:
default website - properties
home directory tab
configuration
app debugging
- enable ASP server-side script debugging
Add IIS process account to Debugger Users group:
In Computer Management snap-in:
System Tools
Local Users and Groups
Groups
Debugger Users - properties
Add user IWAM_machine-name (the "Launch IIS process account")
Wednesday, July 07, 2004
Making a Web Apps Browser Window Maximized at Start Up
Finally figured out (first time I tried) how to make the browser maximize upon application start:
in html HEAD add this script/function block:
script lang="javascript"
function doOnLoad()
{
window.resizeTo(window.screen.availWidth, window.screen.availHeight);
window.moveTo(0, 0);
}
/script
Then in the BODY tag add this:
onload="javascript:doOnLoad()"
poof! works.
in html HEAD add this script/function block:
script lang="javascript"
function doOnLoad()
{
window.resizeTo(window.screen.availWidth, window.screen.availHeight);
window.moveTo(0, 0);
}
/script
Then in the BODY tag add this:
onload="javascript:doOnLoad()"
poof! works.
Tuesday, July 06, 2004
Hooking up Client Side Jave Script with MyButton.Attributes.Add()
The Session[MadeChangesIndex] stores a boolean indicating if any changes have been made to the lists/data grids.
In the Page_Load() Handler added:
if((bool)Session[MadeChangesIndex])
Cancel_PB.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return(HandleCancel(true));");
else
Cancel_PB.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return(HandleCancel(false));");
In the HEAD tag of the HTML added:
function HandleCancel(ListChanged)
{
if(ListChanged)
return(confirm("Are you sure you want to Discard ALL of your Edits? This includes any changes to the Work Item, Participant and Client Lists."));
else
return(confirm("Are you sure you want to Discard ALL of your Edits?"));
}
Works Great!
What I'd like to do is figure out how to walk the elements of the form and determine if any of the controls have been modified and exit without confirmation if nothing has changed.
In the Page_Load() Handler added:
if((bool)Session[MadeChangesIndex])
Cancel_PB.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return(HandleCancel(true));");
else
Cancel_PB.Attributes.Add("onClick", "return(HandleCancel(false));");
In the HEAD tag of the HTML added:
function HandleCancel(ListChanged)
{
if(ListChanged)
return(confirm("Are you sure you want to Discard ALL of your Edits? This includes any changes to the Work Item, Participant and Client Lists."));
else
return(confirm("Are you sure you want to Discard ALL of your Edits?"));
}
Works Great!
What I'd like to do is figure out how to walk the elements of the form and determine if any of the controls have been modified and exit without confirmation if nothing has changed.
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