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The MSDN blogs have whole blogs (and a topic that crosses blogs) on Azure. They're a great resource.

If you like learning via video and don't mind paying a bit, Pluralsight has a ton of great...

So the web reference creates a proxy class, and you can then use that proxy class like any other in your code.

Here's a tutorial, and you can skip the "Creating a web service" bit, since you...

The errors *may* be due to changes in the Twitter API. If not, it looks like Twitterizer will definitely be toast due to changes coming in the Twitter API in the next few weeks. ...

Just a minor adjustment.



CREATE PROCEDURE multiSearch( @keywords VARCHAR(1000) )
AS
DECLARE @delimiter VARCHAR(10)
DECLARE @where VARCHAR(4000)
DECLARE @sql VARCHAR(4000)
...

Ah! I completely missed the bit about it being at the *end* of each row. That will definitely make it easier to deal with.

First and foremost, how do you know how each of the variants ends? The three samples you show make it look fairly random. Are there only a few possible strings, or many?

-Xander

It looks like the problem here is the same one you had with your first query. This time it's this table:


eaDelegates delegate

That is referenced but never used, causing the Cartesian...

The only important Xander. :-) I couldn't log into my Xanderno account after the messageboard software upgrade, and after working a bit with the staff to get it back, I decided just to let it rest...

Sure, so you should be able to get what you need with a correlated subquery. This is where an inner query (in the WHERE clause) references the main query in order to filter the results. So, in...

What RDBMS? SQL Server? Access? mySQL? And what version?

Debug, debug, debug.

Let's deal with one problem at at time. First, the lock out problem. Is IsLockedOut set to true? When you enter an incorrect password, is FailedPasswordAttempCount...

I'm late to the party I know, but it's worth pointing out that *any* client side technique for encoding content before uploading it essentially useless at mitigating attacks, because there's no...

Here you go. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/072606-1.aspx

Remember though, you have to think very carefully about the security implications of allowing users to send email to arbitrary...

My question is, why would you want to build your own when you can just buy one instead? There's already a ton of PoS software available, and I can't think of a good reason to try and reinvent the...

It's not really a Response.Flush() problem, is it? It's more of a "sending way to much data to the browser" problem.

It sounds like you've simply overloaded the rendering engine in IE, which,...

What you're looking for are static analysis tools. If you have one of the Team System SKUs for Visual Studio, static code analysis is built right in, and you just need to run it against the...

I think you're going to have to show your code for us to be able to get any further.

Where are you expecting the target page to show up at?

What you really want is a JavaScript click counter. Like this one: http://snippet.c0de.me/2010/02/24/javascript-jquery-click-counter/

Do you need to uncomment the first line, perhaps?

The database changes and 404s shouldn't have anything to do with each other. Can you verify that a page with the name you're requesting does indeed exist in the web directory?

http://developers.facebook.com/docs/

Specifically, you'll want to log in and take a look at the Graph API.

Bill...In this case, what he's referring to is essentially the newest incarnation of the service bureau concept. You have a virtual machine sitting on a massive cluster, and you pay for processor...

You've already found Azure, but Amazon offers cloud computing solutions as well. http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/

I don't believe that either Azure or Amazon E2C support classic ASP though...Only...

Try this instead.
<input type="hidden" name="IPAddGrab" id="IPAddGrab" value="<&#37; = UserIPAddress %>" />

And the same thing for the UserDate issue.