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Oh yeah, they work fine for most of the day, then just drop off for ~5-10 minutes at a time.

...router. Then on my DHCP server I have Server Options DNS Server - Windows box Domain Name - my name Router - Comcast router my subnet is 172.1.10.* I believe this means that anyone who tries to access a 172.1.10.* address shouldn't even care about the router... but right now I'm having...

I've switched to childForm.WindowState = WindowFormState.Normal; childForm.Select(); this.Focus(); This takes care of my restore from taskbar difficulties, and works fine on my button press event. But putting this on the parent activate event still causes that odd parent gets locked out of...

I have an application ... click a button and it pops up a child form using Show() (so non-modal) that provides additional information Now... say you click your browser, then click back to my main window... I want to reshow the the child form. Or say you minimize the child form to the taskbar...

Well, after digging a little I'm sure there are a dozen approaches... what I decided to do is a bit convoluted and may well get refactored... but here it is for the curious Define the topright point as above use Screen.GetScreen on that point Compare screen.WorkingArea.Right to the topright If...

My application opens a child window. I always want this application to open just to the right of my main window, unless that puts it off screen, in which case I'll go left unless that puts it off screen in which case I'll change the whole thing to default position. So I have the start...

I think it's a sessions issue too, since it happens with two quick calls to each other. Adding a second worth of sleep is appearing to clear it up (after 1 day of testing anyway). It happens from all machines and connections.

I'm seeing the following error in my apache log... client denied by server configuration: /path/to/php/file.php When my C# program uses SOAP to access the file.php But the oddity is that I don't always see it, maybe 40% of the time it pops up. I can't think of any settings that would cause...

pgmanager.exe is the most frequent offender recently In the past firefox & thunderbird both had their share. And then the one that is always the most frustrating explorer.exe I have a feeling it has to do with the nvidia drivers, specifically the nview desktop thing... but who knows, thanks...

Well since the problem occasionally happens 4 times a day, and occasionally happens once every 4 weeks I'm afraid that's not a palatable test.

I have XP Pro 32-bit edition running on an AMD X2 4200+ platform. It runs great most of the time, but occassionally a process just goes crazy and takes all the processing power from one core, it's been a few different ones so I don't think it's the programs. My only recourse is to kill the...

Always view source when dumping variables.

I fail to see why he needs more than pathinfo... Use pathinfo, check that the value of the returned array is not null at key 'extension', and if it's not then basename is what he wants. And I'm hoping the OP understands that the reason pathinfo returns what it does is that extensions are not...

Perhaps I'm missing something obvious, but I don't see the problem. Your code above says, if $products_price does NOT equal $0.00 then print the price.... but if you just straight out print it it does equal $0.00

Have you checked out the pathinfo() function? http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.pathinfo.php

Here's your full screen display for a phone... http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/video/88e0/ Order me one while you're at it please, I'll pay you back in beer, slowly. I know we're way off topic, so two points to bring it back to the original post... 1) I think this is a great use of...

Oh, and 1DMF, I know it was a joke, and I couldn't care less... but just for the record one of the main reason folks like me turn of JS on occassion is to test ADA compliance with screen readers and the like. You can ask Target if that's a good thing to do or not, I think they just paid out a...

Oh, but you're opening it within PHP... Maybe look into using proc_open() instead so you have more complete control over the process http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.proc-open.php

Very good point... and for sufficiently complex apps I think 1DMF's warning is plenty, sometimes you can't fail down gracefully and you just need to tell the user they can't access this site from their Mobile phone or Lynx terminal

oh and btw, I'm curious, and would gladly like to help, but I'm mostly guessing and poking around helping you find the right apache command line, so you might be better off in the apache forum at this point