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January 29 Asp.Net MessageBox -iiFew months back I had posted an entry on asp.net messagebox functionality here and now saw bretand has a post on the same line with a better approach here http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/2005/12/01/432016.aspx.
He also have a post in Gotdotnet on the same tool.Describing the approach as i mentioned earlier too that the server side code runs at server and while you are browing from client and if you need the messagebox functionality should be rendered to the clicnt browser and shoudn't run in server.I had put my point on usign it in a reusable way by creating a class which would do the script registration for u and you ll call this class.BUT now looking at the sample provided by bretand it looks like a useful utility if you need to integrate it with inbuilt tools Sitemap and CustomizationJeff Proise posted a good Article in feb msdnmag describing the new SQLSiteMap provider .So now no longer you need to backed into the XML sitemap and finally fall back to building customsitemap.
This sqlprovider for sitemap based on the provider enrichment and with the sqlcaching can now provides tyhe much needed utility to tackles the problem that how dynamically you can drives the sitemap storing it in the Sqlserver table itself.Read the post here:-
Similarly I can't skip out the Great entry from Danny discussing one of the important point how to deal the concurrency issues with the Custom sitemap which is a must read:-
.Simlarline read his entry on hacking the sitemap to poitn to a different datasource here:-
Visual Studio 2005 CodeSnippetOne arena where I envy with the Vb people earlier was the codesnippet supprot .It was not earlier whe i looked Scottgu's blog while looking for the snippet suppor and i am glad now that even visual c# now have few snippet.Although not the same number as vb but you can build your own.
To know more follow the link :
this is the download link for c# http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/eula.aspx?id=4480E22E-0E1B-4c1c-8EC6-EBD4D82F1BA3
Also have a look into this nice post from david and scottgu:-
As for refactoring you can have a look into this msdn articles:-
January 18 SQL Tip:-Query Analyzer behavior for SQL management StudioUsers familiar with sql2000 often ask for how to make the SMo behaves liek a query analyzer.The trick is described in msdn here.Similarly one Question asked by the same setof people as how to open a window directly while using SMO.The trick here is in Tool-->option-->general-->startup-->Select Open Object Explore and New Query January 07 How to See the Style and how to Set Absolute position in asp.netFirst of all wish you a very happy and prosperous Newyear 2006. Back to blogging after a long gap. I found that many people have asked so as I few months back that how do i change the layout to grid layout in ASP.NET 2.0. Actually their intention was to use the absolute position. That said if you use draw a control into the page in asp.net 1.1 the style attribute is added automatically but this is not the default behavior in asp.net 2.0 .thus the workaround here is either Right Click the control and select the Style properties and set the required position or for the style attribute to injected to the declaration as soon as you add the control go to Tools:-Options:- >HTML designer-->Select CSSPositioning-->Checked the AbsolutePositioning BOX. |
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