Hi, The approach you used first is simple and correct ! The code works perfectly fine for me, I just had to make a small change. The only thing...
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Your call to "CreateObject" seems wrong. Correct syntax :: CreateObject([Namespace].[Classname], RemoteServerName)
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I think you missed a pair of quotes here : . . else { tbl.innerHTML="<img src=../../temp/"+name1+".png>"; tbl.style.display = 'block';...
NO OUTPUT Just a file (named pankaj) is written to disk. ;)
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Thanx for the screen-shots guys .... :) @ shabbir :: I was surfing G4EF without logging in. But, I still see the same problem. ... no badges !!...
You can use the "compare" function. Say, you have 2 CStrings StringA and StringB. You can compare them like : if ( StringA.compare(StringB) == 0...
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Why then, do you think that your code has any error at all ? Why don't u explain your problem ? Just posting a "Help me ..." won't fetch you any...
I think using vectors instead of arrays will be better in this situation. Because you don't know the size of the list and count it while reading...
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BTW, Is this a bug ... I don't see the images beside my posts anymore ? Why ?? EDIT :: I see it immediately after making a post, but not...
I have MS Office 2007.
BTW, the images look really coooool :)
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