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The Problem: You need to prevent people from saving images and photos that are featured on your website
The Cause: There is no real solution to this – if you can see it online, you can copy it, but you can make it more difficult.
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The Cause: It is too short and simple, and easily forgotten
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The Problem: You are trying to access a sql server database from your new ASP.net 4.0 site and get the error Login failed for user ‘IIS APPPOOL\ASP.NET v4.0′ error in IIS7 and Sql Server 2008 when logging in with the integrated security.
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The Problem: You wish to truncate database records, but you can’t remember how. At first, Google is no help.
The Cause: You are using the term “Truncate” which is usually used to truncate a table, when all you really want to do is chop characters off of overly long database records.
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The Problem: For no known reason I became unable to reach my web host. All of my websites and even the host’s public site vanished. I could reach everything through remote desktop connections, but not from my home connection. I had just backed up two gigs of files from one of my servers and I assumed that the web host had blocked me (mistaken profiling). After much back and forth with my host’s tech support team they unblocked my IP Address. I still could not reach my host. I inform tech support of that; they do some more digging, and they tell me that I had never been blocked at all.
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The Problem: You attempt to publish your C# ClickOnce application in Visual Studio 2010, but you get the “How to Fix “Cannot Publish Because a Project Failed to Build” error” error. There are no syntax errors.
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The Problem: You want to use the standard European Date Format, DD/MM/YYYY instead of the American Date Format MM/DD/YYYY. You change the “Format” feature of the CalendarExtender to “DD/MM/YYYY”, but then the CompareValidator (which you’re using to ensure valid dates) calls out that you have entered an invalid date.
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The Problem: Every time you attempt to run Microsoft’s excellent Database Publishing Wizard Utility you get the following error after you enter your login information could not load file or assembly microsoft.sqlserver.batchparser
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