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No. Not homework. Real life trying to find cheaters for online exams.

I have a simple table that three fields: StudentNumber, ExamGrade, ExamDate. I want to select a list of StudentNumbers where the student took at least 3 exams within a 5 day period (ExamDate) and had a grade(ExamGrade) of 70 or better on each exam. Make sense? The 5-day period is not predefined...

Perhaps a discussion about proper exception handling is outside the scope of the question? I certainly wasn't trying to write the complete solution; only a nudge in a direction. But, you are correct. You should avoid swallowing an exception and log it.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I would do it like this: Public Function GetFTPInfoSQL() As SqlDataReader Dim cmd As New SqlCommand() Dim cn As New SqlConnection(ConnString) GetFTPInfoSQL = new SqlDataReader cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text...

I have my web.config set to authentication mode=Windows. this works fine. Is there a way that I can have a "Login as Differnet User" button/functionality where my site would prompt for a username and password and my site would act as if I was that user? My company uses Sharepoint and it uses...

Here is the control: <asp:Menu ID="Menu1" Orientation="Horizontal" DynamicBottomSeparatorImageUrl="imagesDA/sep.gif" DynamicPopOutImageUrl="imagesDA/expand.gif" StaticEnableDefaultPopOutImage="false" StaticPopOutImageUrl="" runat="server" BackColor="#000000" DynamicHorizontalOffset="2"...

I have a master page with an asp:menu control. The control has both static and dynamic templates. each page I go to on my site, there is a message in the status bar at the bottom of the browser that says '(150 Items Remaining) and it counts down from 150 to 0. This takes several seconds on each...

Function Enc(str) Dim lLBound Dim lUBound Dim lCtr Dim sAns dim FindChars(6) findchars(0)="\" findchars(1)="{" findchars(2)="}" findchars(3)="'" findchars(4)="(" findchars(5)=")" lLBound = LBound(FindChars) lUBound = UBound(FindChars) sAns = str For lCtr = lLBound To lUBound...

SELECT t_users_1.name FROM t_users INNER JOIN t_users AS t_users_1 ON t_users.refid = t_users_1.id WHERE (t_users.id = 2)

I have a Sub that I call at the end of my page_load sub: Public Sub pageLook() Dim script As New StringBuilder ... Dim csname1 As String = "startup" Dim cstype As Type = Me.GetType() Dim cs As ClientScriptManager = Page.ClientScript If (Not...

I had this exact same problem two weeks ago. Never got i to work as it should. I did find a work around, though. Instead of this line: [code] user.Invoke("ChangePassword", New Object() {oldPassword, newPassword}) [\code] I used this: [code] user.Invoke("SetPassword", New Object() {newPassword})...

IE is a lot more forgiving than mozilla in badly formatted html. View the source of the mozilla page. It may give clues as to where the HTML went wrong. I have had Netscape not show a page because of a simple missing closing tag. Also Mozilla has plugins that will debug the html and javascript...

In VS2005, I've dropped a createUserWizard control, a login control, a Passwg8ordRecovery control, and a changePassword control onto a page. I am using ActiveDirectory as my mebership provider. I have extended the schema to allow for for the Qustion/Answer part of recovery. The password requires...

And you open it with this? http://127.0.0.1/site_name or this? http://localhost/site_name

You have your files here? C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\site_name

Thanks for the reply, Jason. I am coming to the same conclusion. It is weird, though, that MSDN shows it as being an attribute...

If all you are trying to do is prevent someone from clicking the button again while the process is running, here is a simple way to accomplish it... http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/87272b03-adec-45e1-b157-b21da3714dfd/aspnet-animated-gifs-and.aspx Worked well for me.

With .net 2.0, I am using the ADMembershipProvider to connect to Active Directory (not ADAM). Looking through the MSDN sites, it shows an attribute 'enablePasswordRetrieval' that can be true or false. Every example I find on Google shows it set to false. I would like to set it to true, but...

Why do you have values in your dropdown that would not pass the validator? Or is the validator on other controls?

I do not see where your stored procedure is looking for @subID nor do I see where you are passing @subID to the procedure. Can you provide that code? It is good practice to only ask the database for the records you need so I would not have the asp filter.