Recently I came across an issue in Sql Server 2005, while running CROSS APPLY. The error says that Incorrect syntax near '.'. I tried to figure out all syntax that I could apply but it did not resolve the issue. Actually we need to set sp_dbcmptlevel level to 90. There are good blog posts for this here and here , which can save your valuable time.
Do you need to modify couple of CSS class attributes depending on browser? There are various ways to achieve it. But I found this very simple approach for working on this issue. There are modifications needed at 2 places in the code. One is in the HTML body / ASPX page and other is in CSS file. Suppose there is DIV in your mark up and you want to apply different CSS class attributes if browse is IE6 / IE7/ IE8. Then just add a container div with id IE7 to this div. It can be added as this on ASPX page (Note- you can add this in Master page / specific page if you are not using Master Pages): - <!--[if IE 7]><div id="ie7"><![endif]--> <div class=”category”> This is div of interest where ie7 specific rendering should be done. </div> <...
Hello friends, We are in the age of web 2.0. With this, I am going to take next step in web. With this my own space, I will be writing on technical topics, financials which is of most interest to me and about all the new things which I will explore in my journey. Because I believe I am student of life and believe in sharing what I learn... So get ready for many more good things to come...