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Using Web Hosting Reviews To Gain Insight And Great Values

James — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 22:36:29 +0000

If you are in the market for a new web host, you might need to do a bit of research regarding the best services, customer support, and tools available to you. Those services that will best suit your business are available, but it can be hard to gain the proper insight on a company or web host from the outside looking in. If you are looking to read web hosting reviews in order to find the company that will best serve you, this could be a great way of weeding through the nonsense and getting down to the bare bones of your needs and those companies who can deliver.

When you begin to research and analyze web hosting reviews, you will want to check for some of the key things that your business or independent site will need in order to function properly. If all you are after is a great way of keeping track of how many visitors stop by, and you are not actually selling anything or offering any services, you might well be able to partake in some of the free web hosting sites that are out there. This will allow you maintain a web presence, get your contact information out there, and possibly keep an address or sign in book, all the while keeping your money to yourself.

If yours is an endeavor which will require more scripts, programs, software, and size, you will need to consider the types of servers and customer services that are offered within your budget. Will you be needing a dedicated server, or will a shared server do for your needs? Are you planning to launch just one site, or will there be several sites either right away or added in gradually? These are questions that you will want to know the answers to before you dig deeply into the web hosting reviews that interest you the most.

The most important things that you will need to consider will have to do with ease of use and with security for your potential clients. Your point of sale software, for instance, needs to be completely secure and easy to use so that your clients can feel secure, taken care of ,and good about coming back to you over and over again. You are in essence renting or buying space on a server that is owned by another company, and it is your job to see to it that this space will offer your business the room and presence to grow with your client base and product or service line.

Javascript Feature: Read Xml String, Parse, And Set Elements To Values

James — Fri, 07 May 2010 20:38:38 +0000

JavaScript Feature: Read XML String, Parse, and Set Elements to Values

Written by: Robert Guida, guidaMedia.com, 2009.

Who is this for?

Getting a fully functional script that actually reads in XML, parses it, and then sets element values is not easy to find on the Web. I searched for hours, but was only able to find bits and pieces to put together a function. So if you are looking to have a PHP script create an XML document filled with variables and HTML, then this code is for you.

What are all the files I need to evaluate this code?

The parts involved in this example code are a PHP file, “AJAX.php”, and an HTML file, “AJAX.htm”, with a few JavaScript functions.

PHP and JavaScript Coordination

There is some coordination between the PHP file, and the JavaScript funciton setElementValues(). The tags that hold the key information in the XML document are “formID” and “formVal”. More appropriate names would be elementID and elementValue, since these nodes cooresponde to the elements. The setElementValues() function gets the values of these two nodes, and based on the value for formID, that element in the HTML document will have its innerHTML set to the value found in the formVal node. If element name does not match the formID value, then the value is read, but never set.

Demo and Download

O.K. That is a lengthy intro, and if you are like me you just want the code, and to see an example. If you feel like you need some explanation, then you RTFM (Read The Freaking Manual). So let’s get to the good stuff… the example. Below is some HTML with a few element tags. Click the “Run AJAX XML Script” and see what happens. After that, down load the script, and open it in your editor.

This form will not work in this article. Please use the links at the bottom of the article to use the function examples.

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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me, click here. I will do my best to get back to you promptly.Take care and good luck in your endevours.Rob, 2009

I need help with validating a radio button list where I restrict values in asp.net c# code?

James — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 14:33:30 +0000

I have a radio button list for contract where the user clicks Yes or No. I need to add a validator to this where I restrict the values to 1 and 0. I am not sure how to do this, can someone please help.

How To Pass Values From Page to Page Using ASP.NET

James — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 10:25:41 +0000

Learn four methods for passing values from one page to another. You’ll work with Session…previouspage…querystring…and the Profile Object. For more tips and tutorials, visit www.detacheddesigns.com/blog