There's an option in Visual Studio for including dependencies. I think if you right-click your project, the choice is there. If not, look through the build/publish options. I know I set my projects to build all the dependencies, I'm sorry I don't remember off the top of my head where the...
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Someone who is more adept at FoxPro should answer this...
I'm just pointing out that "best practice" is to validate user input before ever writing it to the database.
You can validate in a few ways:
Making sure that you are using the proper field type. If it's a number, use a number field...
Well, NTP would be the correct way to do it...
However... if you can fetch the current time (and you're not worried about exact accuracy) you can always set it with a
date --set="08:30:00"
You may be able to do a bash script... something like this?
#!/bin/bash
strTime = curl -s...
...of validation on your input, however, or someone typing a letter into your text box will break your code if it's trying to store it into an INT.
*ALWAYS* validate user input. Twice. With a microscope. And, it's much safer to use Stored Procedures.
Right now your code says "Here's a text...
I always found this particular forum to be both thought provoking, as well as humbling.
I read the posts... ponder the answers... and realize you guys are WAAAAY smarter than I am. :D
The forgot password link is under the username/password prompt on the home page.
That being said, you may be using a no-longer-valid link. Since it's a new site, the links have changed.
Please click on "Home" and you should see "Forgot Password" right under the username/password on the right.
...from WAN to
192.168.0.2:5060
192.168.0.2:12000-20000
So... from external to the PBX on those ports.
Also note... this is VERY insecure. It's *MUCH* better to set up a VPN (if the phone supports it) into your network... otherwise you're going to almost INSTANTLY get hackers knocking on port...
Probably a hot dialer. Pick it up, pre-programmed to dial a number.
At least, that's the way I'd do it.
A ringdown would only work (IIRC) if the bondsman was on the same PBX.
If you would share the errors that you're getting, as well as what browser you're using and other relevant information, I will share that information with management.
I'm certain they want the site to work on all modern browsers. If there's an issue, I will alert them to it.
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