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Hi there, I have what I think will probably be a simple issue. I have installed a news ticker for a website I am designing. I follow the instructions and have this in my html file <script> $(window).load(function(e) { $("#bn1").breakingNews({ effect :"slide-h", autoplay :true...

I think I made a silly mistake: I set width 0 first and then animated: $(this).css("width", "0"); now it works :)

Good evening, Please can someone help me with this code? I'm just trying to animate the width of a progress bar based on a variable, the code works fine if I write this: $(this).animate({width:"100px"},350); so I think it is just a syntax problem but I can't for the life of me figure it out...

Hi thanks for the replies. I will give those links a go.

Can anyone recommend a good resource that clearly discusses and explains the boot process BIOS > MBR > BOOT LOAD etc etc. I have found a few articles on the web but information seems fragmented. Maybe a book that deals with the subject or something like a CBT video I can purchase. Thanks in...

Thanks sounds like im on the right lines.

Im using the uflex class to handle users on an intranet im making. I want to handle users that are not logged in, which means: $user->data['group_id'] is not set is it appropriate to use the following code or is there a better way? if (isset($user->data['group_id']) &&...

Hi im looking into setting up an intranet for our office approx 50 users. Im looking at sharepoint but im getting confused with all the different options available! Is there anyone that can give me some advice basically im looking at setting up a document repository and contacts site and...

Hi thanks in that case I would be looking at using something along the lines of session.logon PROFILE, PASSWORD to add the username password if outlook is not running. I guess the code above won't be expected to work over a http proxy? In which case are there any alternatives?

Ok I found this explanation on the web: Principles of RPC over HTTP Proxy RPC over HTTP Proxy Exchange 2003 new feature Back to basics. RPC means remote procedure call and while this technology has been around a long time, there is a new twist in Exchange 2003. Let me explain; in this...

Hi strongm, Thanks for the assistance. I don't think that will work because I cannot telnet to the IP address on port 25. Is there any other way I can do this or should I look at vb script that sends through outlook.

I can confirm this doesn't happen with outlook 2007.

I can use somthing like this to open outlook and send that way though I still need to enter a password for the proxy server if outlook is not already open... [code] Set MyApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set MyItem = MyApp.CreateItem(0) 'olMailItem set session =...

Hi I have an off site exchange server that is setup using a http proxy can I amend the following code to send e-mail using this exchange server? dim msgTo, msgFrom, sMailServerName, msgTxt, msgAttPath 'set data for msg msgTo = "test.mail@domain.com" 'test@qwerty.com"...

Is the purpose of an exchange server proxy address to ensure the exchange server ip address cannot be resolved unless authenticated? Are there any other reasons?

Sorry yes though equally I would be happy to do this using VB.net! Ive looked into using System.Net.Mail though it appears this will not support use of a proxy address... Is there anybody that has VB.net example code that can send email via a proxy server? Ill post on the VBscript forum as...

This is the code I found that would work with a "normal" exchange server on a network. It seems our exchange server connects through a proxy, which is a slight complication. dim msgTo, msgFrom, sMailServerName, msgTxt, msgAttPath 'set data for msg msgTo =...

We have an offsite exchange server (not managed by us) and im trying to write a VB script that sends email's using this exchange server. I've seen a few VB and PHP examples that do just this however the exchange server we connect to is setup using a http://proxy. I must admit I don't understand...

Hi thanks for the reply. I did try the universal restore feauture, but on this occasion it didn't work :-( I did get it to boot from a virtual machine though, but gave up persuing in the end. Given it was the first time I used universal restore I was dissapointed but I have used it again since...

Most of those options require a system that already boots. The rest don't seem relevent. I gave up and rebuilt the machine but thanks for the reply... Apple is much more straightforward :-0