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Need a Book or Link for Intermediate Level Javascript.

Parth Dave

Parth Dave

9y
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I want material which covers below topics . Any one please help me for Javascript,HTML and CSS ?
 

1. HTML/HTML5

a. HTML Page design using DIV based layout (no tables)

b. META Tags

c. Viewport

d. HTML5 Page design using <header>, <footer>, <article>, <section> and <div>

2. CSS

a. Styling of elements using CSS

b. CSS properties – float, align, background, margin, padding, position, width, height

c. Pseudo classes

d. How to override CSS properties

e. Inline, embedded and external CSS

3. JavaScript

a. DOM Manipulation

i. Change content of the DIV based on some event

ii. Populate data inside a DIV using AJAX

iii. Show/Hide Elements

b. Event handlers

c. Timer functions – setTimeOut, setTimeInterval

d. AJAX and JSON

e. Cookies management

f. Debugging using Browser Console

g. JavaScript/CSS minification

 
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Sam Hobbs

Sam Hobbs

NA 28.7k 1.3m 14y
Well "users documents" is a desktop thing. Desktop applicatons by definition are not ASP.Net applications. Your logic is flawed. You are an intelligent person and you are using that intelligence in a manner that leads you to innacurate conclusions. Using your logic, all desktop applications must be services.
 
I could explain where to look for answers, but you would not look so I won't bother.
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Robert

Robert

NA 5 0 14y
So I found a solution.  I just converted my c# console application to a windows service that logged in as "Local System" which allows full write access to program files.
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Robert

Robert

NA 5 0 14y
I just don't believe it was Microsoft's intention for the application data of an ASP.NET program to be written to the users documents folder instead of App_Data.
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Sam Hobbs

Sam Hobbs

NA 28.7k 1.3m 14y

Don't change permissions. Don't assume that you know more than Microsoft about Windows. Beginners often try to solve problems in undocumented ways and in a manner that is inconsistent with the design of Windows.
 
Microsoft has designed Windows in a more logical manner than in the past. They are moving closer to the design of Unix, where the system files are in a partition separate from the data. In Windows, there are directories designated for data. Look in the .Net's Application class; it provides methods for getting the paths for data.