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Posted in General on Sep 22nd, 2004
http://weblogs.asp.net/robert_hensing/archive/2004/08/09/211383.aspx
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Posted in .NET on Sep 21st, 2004
I heard about this new online mapping site over at Scobles site. The user interface on Map24 is superb. It seems very intuitive to me. Take a look, I think you will like it.
http://www.us.map24.com/
Try out these features:
Zoom window Control - the small window that appears in the lower right corner.
Drag a rectangle in the [...]
Posted in .NET on Sep 20th, 2004
During a class today someone asked me how to validate multiple ASP.NET controls. The framework has the CustomValidator class that can handle this scenario. Unlike all the other validation controls the CustomValidator does NOT need to have the ControlToValidate property set to an existing control. If you need to determine validation based on multiple controls [...]
Posted in .NET, Programming on Sep 19th, 2004
ASP.Net makes it very easy to write and debug server side code. I’ve found when talking to ASP.Net developers that many of them don’t know that you can debug clent side script with VS.NET too.
This week I was working on a client web site and needed to to write some client-side JavaScript. This reminded me [...]
Posted in VisualStudio on Sep 17th, 2004
Monday morning, during his keynote at VSLive (September 13, 2004), I heard Microsoft Vice President S. Somasegar announce the latest version of Visual Studio: Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition. The number of editions of VS is growing rapidly making it hard to remember which features are in each version.
The new MSDN Visual Studio 2005 site [...]
Posted in .NET on Sep 16th, 2004
I spent this week in Orlando Florida speaking at the VSLive conference. If you’ve attended a conference similar to this you know that information swirls about you in great gusts resulting in a overload of ideas and new directions that you want to pursue back in the ‘real’ world. I’ve captured a bit of this [...]