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<! DOCTYPE html > < html > < head runat ="server"> < title > Show Hide Password </ title > <% --Include jQuery Library-- %> < script type ="text/javascript" src ="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js"></ script > </ head > < body > < form > < div style =" margin :80px;"> < input type ="hidden" value ="0" id ="mode" /> < input type ="password" id ="txtpass" /> < button id ="btnclick" onclick ="return fnClick();">     Show Password </ button > </ div > </ form > < script type ="text/javascript"> //Javascript code to show hide password characters function fnClick() { var curval = $( '#mode' ).val(); $( 'input[type="password"],input[type="input

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; namespace StringToByte {     class Program     {         static void Main( string [] args)         {             string str= "Kannadasan" ;             byte [] bytes = new byte [str.Length * sizeof ( char )];             bytes = GetByteArrayFromString(str);             Console .WriteLine(bytes.ToString());             string output = "" ;             output = GetStringFromByteArray(bytes);             Console .WriteLine(output.ToString());              Console .ReadLine();         }         // Static method to convert string into char array then to Byte array         static byte [] GetByteArrayFromString( string InputString)         {             byte [] bytes = new byte [InputString.Length * sizeof ( char )];             try             {                 System. Buffer .BlockCopy(InputString.ToCharArray(), 0, bytes, 0, bytes.Lengt

In jQuery, what does $.fn. mean? I looked this up on google and found the below answer. It allows you to extend jQuery with your own functions. For example, $.fn.something = function{} will allow you to use $("#element").something(). $.fn is also synonymous with jQuery.fn which might make your Google searches easier.

function isVis(ele) {     if(ele.css('display')!='hidden' && ele.css('visibility')!='hidden' && ele.height()>0) {         return(true);     } else {         return(false);     } }

A GridView is a graphical user interface element that presents a tabular view of data. Here we are going to learn how to bind grid view in asp.net.  Gridview can be load using database or list. First take a look at how to bind gridview using list . In next post we can learn how to bind gridview with database. Step 1 : Create new New Website project in visual studio by selecting File -> New Project -> New                   Website. Name it as “GridViewExample” . Step 2 : Right click your project and create “New Form”. And the leave the name as default . Step 3 : Select the “GridView” from the toolbox and place it in the web form.  Step 4 : Now we are going to create another class for storing the data. Right click the project and                   select New Item and name it as “Employee”. Then add the following code              public class Employee          {               public Employee() { }               public Employee( Employ

Bored with IE browser in your winform application ? Want to do everything as you doing in your Firefox or Chrome Browser ? Play with automation ? Then here is your choice . Introduction:  GeckoFX is a Windows Forms control written in clean, commented C# that embeds the Mozilla Gecko browser control in any Windows Forms Application. It also contains a simple class model providing access to the HTML and CSS DOM . GeckoFX was originally created by Andrew Young for the fast-growing visual CSS editor, Stylizer . It is now released as open-source under the Mozilla Public License.  You can download it here :   Geckofx 22.0 And the supporting file Xulrunner here :   Xulrunner Files Hope you have downloaded above two files. Here our journey going to start. Create your winform application in visual studio and do the following: right click the toolbox -> Choose items -> Browse the "Geckofx-winforms.dll" and click "yes" for “Load it anyw