On Debugging the above code for uploading the excel data to datatable i am getting the full path in Internet explorer. OleDbDataAdapter adp = new OleDbDataAdapter( " Select from ", excelConnection) OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand( " Select from ", excelConnection) OleDbConnection excelConnection = new OleDbConnection(conStr) String ext = System.IO.Path.GetExtension( ) String excelConnectionString2 = Provider=.12.0 Data Source=" + path + " Extended Properties=Excel 12.0 " Provider=.4.0 Data Source=" file location" Extended Properties=Excel 8.0 IMEX=1 HDR=yes // string constr = Source= Extended Properties=""Excel 12.0 Xml HDR=YES """, _path) string excelConnectionString1 = Provider=.12.0 Data Source=" + path + " Extended Properties=Excel 8.0 " I really did enjoy reading it though and if you have some time to spare and want a quick read I highly suggest giving it a shot.Copy Code string path = Server.MapPath() Sometimes it felt as though this was an afterthought side project that they didn't really have the time to dedicate to, but wanted to write anyway. Merryweatherey is an amazing author and I think they have far more potential than what went in to this story. I felt like it could have really gone above and beyond many of the other webtoons out there if it had just had a little bit more substance to the story. The only reason I did not rate this higher is because I wish the episodes had been longer or more detailed than what they were. I really loved the concept, the artwork, and the writing. I found this webtoon by accident and it was a happy accident. Merryweatherey Actual rating is a 3.5, but goodreads still can't manage to allow 1/2 star reviews.
I found this webtoon by accident and it was a happy accident. I know there have been threads like this before, but there hasnt been. The findings split the browsers into three groups ranging from the safest to least safe. There's not much more to the story and dragging it out for the sake of your webcomic isn't really all that great of a plan.Īctual rating is a 3.5, but goodreads still can't manage to allow 1/2 star reviews. The study by Trinity College professor Douglas Leith, and spotted by The Register, analyzed six browsers (Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Yandex) to measure their connection to back-end servers and find their overall security and privacy. Internet explore Chan: oh no what have I done. At some point, you've said almost as much as you really can with all of this. I wrote a comic about Google Chrome 19 Explorer-chan / Explorer-tan. Instead, it kind of turned into some weird conspiracy nonsense and odd magic that just didn't make sense.Īnd I think, ultimately, it was enough for me to say that yes, the premise is good, the start was decent.but it couldn't really hold up in the end.
GOOGLE CHROME VS INTERNET EXPLORER COMIC SERIES
But at some point down the line of reading, waiting for the next chapter to be uploaded, the series just.sort of lost its message? I think, ultimately, the whole thing needed to stay a commentary about what the world thinks of internet browsers. To be completely honest with you, I don't remember exactly what it was that turned me off the series.
While it wasn't outright funny like I was hoping for and kind of expecting, the story had moments where it was genuinely amusing. The beginning of the series was enjoyable enough. I don't know about you, but I'm rather partial to the one comic / meme that portrays them all as young toddlers, showing FireFox and Chrome in an eternal battle (where, admittedly, and much to my chagrin Chrome is obviously winning) and Internet Explorer is in the corner eating glue.Īs far as this webcomic goes, though, I think it had a good start. The overall concept of this webcomic was a decent one, I think? I mean, the internet has been joking about web browsers since FireFox came out and began the whole battle. Honestly? I kind of gave up on reading Internet Explorer by Merryweathery and illustrated by Princess Hinghoi. I don't know about you, but I'm rather partial to the one comic / meme that portrays them all as young toddlers, showing FireFox and Chrome in an eternal battle (where, admittedly, and much to m | Reader Fox Blog | | Reader Fox Blog | Honestly? I kind of gave up on reading Internet Explorer by Merryweathery and illustrated by Princess Hinghoi.
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