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Creating a Scheduled Task in DotNetNuke
DotNetNuke allows you to create a simple scheduled task relying on the DNN framework only. This is useful if you want to keep everything self-contained within a module or you run within a hosting environment that don't allow you access to Remote Desktop. (IIS, ASP.NET, DNN)
DateTime.MinValue underflow in SQL Server
You get an overflow exception when you save DateTime.MinValue into a SQL Server "datetime" column. (.NET, C#, VB.NET, SQL Server, PostgreSQL)
Migrating IIS7 Site Settings
This article shows you how to migrate IIS 7 settings to a new machine using the new appcmd provided by IIS. (Web Server, ASP.NET, Windows)
Microsoft Fiddler Web Debugging Proxy
Here's a great Microsoft tool that deserves more attention than it gets. Fiddler is a free debugger software that hooks onto your Internet Explorer or Firefox browser. It allows a programmer to see the HTTP packets passing through the machine in a nicely arranged way. (asp.net, programming, perl, php)
Never Leave Source Code on the Server
I'm not a big fan when it comes to deploying source code on the Web server especially with the new Web Site projects that comes with VS.NET 2005. If your server got hacked before, you'll understand why source code on the server is a very bad idea. (c#, asp.net, php, perl, security, dotnetnuke)
Global Catch All Exception in .NET Winform and Console Application
You normally want to catch all exceptions at the highest tier in code so that your program has the chance to display the error message to the user or log it to the appropriate location. Under ASP.NET, you can do so easily by overriding the Application_Error event in Global.asax file. In a windows form or console application, the equivalent global catch all is available by listening to the ThreadException and AppDomain UnhandledException events. (winform, .NET, C#, VB.NET)
Quickly Sort A Collection Using Generics and Anonymous Delegate
One nice enhancement that came with .NET 2.0 is the ability to sort a custom collection quickly by making use of anonymous delegates and generics. In the past on .NET 1.1, you had to create a Comparer class implementing the IComparer interface. (ASP.NET)
Nested Form in ASP.NET Page
It's common practice on the web to copy and paste a third party HTML code to add functionality to a page. To embed this kind of code is normally a breeze for even non-programmers. What appears to be easy is actually quite complicated to do on ASP.NET pages. The reason is because every ASP.NET page is wrapped in one big HTML Form.
How to Create a Self-Signed SSL Certificate
When you're testing a web site on IIS either on your own development PC or on staging, you need a way to generate a self-signing certificate if you don't want to put out a few hundred dollars. In the past, Microsoft made available a tool called SelfSSL inside the IIS 6.0 Resource Kit. The tool works but there is a bug when you try to create more than one certificate on the same machine. You keep losing the first certificate you created. The better way is to use the new Microsoft SSL Diagnostics tool ... (ASP.NET, IIS)
Flex your site!
I think I stopped developing Flash at around version 7 or 8, right around OOP programming languages like Java and .NET became mainstream. I saw Flash as a difficult to maintain application. I was lately re-introduced to Adobe Flash once again, this time with the new Flex framework. I was astonished to see how closely it resembled to ASP.NET and C#/Java syntax...
Step-by-step Creating a DotNetNuke Module Using Visual Basic (VB.NET)
I'll show you how to create a simple DotNetNuke 4.x module using VB.NET. Modules can be created with C# also just as easily...
Step-by-step Creating a DotNetNuke Module Using C#
I'll show you how to create a simple DotNetNuke 4.x module using C#. Modules can be created with VB.NET also just as easily...
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Innovative ASP.Net Developer - IRISHDEV.com
Innovative ASP.Net DeveloperIRISHDEV.com, Ireland - 6 hours agoDo you consider yourself one of the strongest ASP.net and web client developers and would welcome the opportunity to prove it with global visibility of your ... |
webhostforASP.NET Launches Windows SharePoint Services - MyHostNews.com
Coding4Fun: .NET Projects for Wiimote, World of Warcraft, YouTube - Kansas City infoZine
Coding4Fun: .NET Projects for Wiimote, World of Warcraft, YouTubeKansas City infoZine, MO - Jan 3, 2009You can code for fun with C#, VB, Lua, ASP.NET, WPF, XNA Game Studio, and Popfly. If you love to tinker but don't have time to figure it all out, ... |
Coding4Fun: .NET Projects for Wiimote, World of Warcraft, YouTube
Ten Creative Projects Using Free Microsoft Software
Hire Asp.Net Developer from India - NewDesignWorld
Hire Asp.Net Developer from IndiaNewDesignWorld (press release), UK - Jan 3, 2009Web Development services include many custom programming services in which ASP.Net, VB.Net, C#, PHP, Visual Basic based custom web programming to perform ... |
10-4 Episode 3: ASP.NET WebForms 4.0 - Microsoft - Channel 9
10-4 Episode 3: ASP.NET WebForms 4.0Microsoft - Channel 9, WA - Dec 31, 2008In this episode we’ll be specifically focusing on ASP.NET WebForms 4.0, and what enhancements it offers. We’ll be diving into the new client ID feature ... |
PowerBuilder's .NET Strategy
.NET has become a mainstream programming platform. To be in line with PowerBuilder's .NET strategy (.NET deployment and .NET development), PB11 introduced many .NET-related features: its .NET compiler enables users to develop .NET Windows Forms (including SmartClient) applications and ASP.NET Web Forms (including AJAX-enabled) applications with functionality similar to PB’s native pcode ...
PowerBuilder's .NET Strategy - SYS-CON Media
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PowerBuilder's .NET StrategySYS-CON Media, NJ - Dec 31, 2008.NET has become a mainstream programming platform. To be in line with PowerBuilder's .NET strategy (.NET deployment and .NET development), PB11 introduced ... |
Design for Developers
A few years ago I had the opportunity to sit down with a designer possessed of a rare talent. We were both part of the same team and he was creating some UI elements that I was to wire up. As I sat there (in awe) watching him work I realized that much of his considerable skill was rooted in fundamentals not unlike the art of programming. Of course, there are design skills that are intuitive that ...
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