Many thanks and sorry for disruption..

error :The name ‘contextMenu’ does not exist in the current context

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but when i use master reference to the same page not worked and i try two solutions :
1) the IFady code set in master page.
2) the IFady code set to aspx page with reference to master :

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Thanks,

var menu = document.getElementById( ‘contextMenu’ );

with this one

var menu = document.getElementById( ‘< %= menuID.ClientID %>‘ );

Here menuID is the id of server control. There could be other reasons for the problem but I can’t tell you without looking at the code.

thanks

regards,
Heba Adel

IE already lost the browser war. But IE10 may change their situation a bit because from IE9+ they started supporting web standards.

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Keep posting !!

If you look at their repertoire, aside from search and ads, most of their products and technologies have failed miserably. For example wave, buzz, orkut, labs, lively, video, knol and many, many more. Other products which are successful like android, earth and maps have in fact been bought from other companies and cannot be credited to Google.

I just don’t see the point in being interviewed by a Google engineer and possibly be considered ‘not good enough’ to work at Google when statistics tell me that Google engineer most likely worked on some failed Google technology or on some technology that Google bought because its own engineers were not smart enough to design to themselves.

Congrats on getting to the interview level, it is an accomplishment on it’s own.

Computer Science degree is indeed very helpful in getting an interview. Both the founders of Google had Masters degree in computer science and were doing Phd when they founded Google. Lots of interesting job posts actually require a minimum of Masters in Computer Science (Electronics, Maths, Statistics etc). So it’s in the company DNA. I can assure you that if we have two equally competent people for a job and one has a degree in the required field the other has not, then the former would be preferred.

I have had same issue of problem solving in interviews at other places where the required core competence that I thought was of Software Engineering, Integration, Communication skills and getting the job done attitude. At places like Google getting the job done for a large scale is a big consideration, hence all the algorithms/performance. But lots of small shops try to “imitate” big guys like Google and jam performance issues in every thing as their determining factor.

I think it is important to find your core competence and work upon it. There are many excellent work opportunities which don’t require the same level of competence. We already know that the highest paid programmers work in Finance industry and all they do is squeeze out milliseconds from computations (their algorithms are based on economic rules etc which are done with the help of financial analysts). I don’t mind the high salary, but that kind of work is mindless for me. http://developers.slashdot.org/story/11/07/31/003239/How-and-Why-Wall-Street-Programmers-Earn-Top-Salaries

Also I know a lot of people without a CS degree (because they either have some other technical degree or they don’t have a degree at all) who are very good with algorithms/data structures and I also know a lot of CS grads that don’t know squat about them I know it’s just wording but in this case I think it makes a difference.

I mentioned CS degree is important because most of the developers who don’t have CS background don’t have good knowledge of data structures and algorithm analysis.

I too was recently intrviewed by them. And I must say that it is NOT true that they don’t care about technologies/languages. I can’t tell too many details obviously but I can assure you that you need to know the technical aspects of the languages you mentioned in your CV (be it Java, Python or anything else) and they can ask you questions about them.

Also you don’t need a CS degree you just need to be smart and get things done

Better luck next time, I know I’m applying next year again!

It would cover many of the topics you encountered at the Google interview including data structures and algorithms.

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DataTextField, DataValueField, DataMenuItemTarget, DataMenuItemURL, DataParentItemID

If you don’t want to set any of these, simply set it to blank like this DataMenuItemTarget=”"

sir ,
i get this err can you help me?what is the reason…..
Thanks….