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It's probably as simple as IIS being configured to use Custom Error Message instead of the default ones in the IIS Manager. This is a KB for IIS 6, but it's the same in 7:
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The main difference I see on my smaller test monitor is that the live site has a scroll bar and the test one does not, so the live site seems to jump to left (pushed by the scroll bar). There's also...

Code looks OK. Does it indicate which line number is creating the error?

A google search turned up this:
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You didn't specify what type of insurance you were talking about, but I'm sure each industry has it's own security and confidentiality standards. Health insurance would likely be the most complex,...

A couple other tricks when dealing with embedded images in a word processing program that sometimes works is to use the program's zoom tool and then do a screen capture of the zoomed in image. You...

If all else fails, crop an area the font is used in and save it as a jpg. Then you can try this:

http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

It's pretty good at determining the font that was used.

Try setting the min-height: 100%. That should make the minimum height of your divs 100% and they can go over that (creating a scroll).

Try adding this to the top of the splash page and accessing it by adding the query string to it (splash.asp?kill=1):


If Request.QueryString("kill") = 1 then
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The one thing you might run into is path problems if the files in your subdirectory reference any files in your main directory. Other than that, it should be fairly straight forward. Assuming...

I'd like to help you with this problem, but I'm not clear as to what you're trying to accomplish here. I think the confusion is that you're using sub domain to mean two different things. Your first...

Solved in a cross post with the help of a member of Database Journal:

http://forums.databasejournal.com/showthread.php?t=51971

It's easier to use the database to populate the chosen language. You don't have to maintain two separate sites then. There can be some design issues if a term in one language is much longer than...

Seems like you got it sorted as it appears the same to me in IE and Firefox and the spacing looks OK. One thing I did notice using IE's Developer Toolbar is that in IE8 it's suffering from a bug...

Just realized an error I made in typing out the lang= portion of the link for Spanish in the above code. I put lang=english but it should be lang=spanish.

I could also give you a more detailed...

Make the splash page check for the cookie and send them to the proper page if it's set, if not, pass the language selection using the querystring of the link they click, then set the cookie and...

I'm writing a search engine for a site and have to check three different columns for the same search terms using AND/OR/NOT logic depending on the syntax of their search. I'm using LIKE for matching...

Something I've used in the past is this:



GotothisURL = "theprofileurl.asp"
' Create the xml object
Set GetConnection = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")
' Conect to specified URL
If...

I'm using cookies to store the links people click on which open in an iframe by capturing the href and link text with javascript and then appending them to the querystring of an onclick event which...

Thanks Sterling, that worked perfectly. I hate when it's that easy and you're just not seeing it. I tried to make it way too difficult.

I have a simple application I'm developing that uses three frames:
banner
contents
main

I want links in the content frame to be able to target main with the href value of the link (standard)...

"EmailTextBody" or "EmailBody"? You reference both in your code example. Also, are you sure your line separater is vbCrLf? Are you using a memo field to collect the value?

http://www.w3schools.com/vbscript/func_ucase.asp

The UCASE function when applied to a string will change all characters to upper case.

It's an interesting concept, but maybe make the results look a little better. Rather than a simple side by side, why not give them expanding/contracting regions so they can check results from 4 or 5...

I just tried the page with IE 7 and it seems to work fine as far as the dropdown appearing below the input field and me being able to select the choice I want.

Do you have any other styles set? It's possible that this is a cascading problem. For instance, if you set the properties of a div container to one thing but then have your text wrapped in another...