ASP.NET
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2007-01
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Moving .NET Web Projects.
2007-01-30.
I’ve had some annoying problems opening other people’s ASP.NET web projects from Visual SourceSafe. By default, it sets up the local IIS directory in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot regardless of the location of the solution directory. I prefer setting up a virtual directory that points to the actual project location, which for me is on the D: drive.
- Commentary
2007-03
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Moving .NET Web Projects.
2007-03-23.
I’ve had some annoying problems opening other people’s ASP.NET web projects from Visual SourceSafe. By default, it sets up the local IIS directory in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot regardless of the location of the solution directory. I prefer setting up a virtual directory that points to the actual project location, which for me is on the D: drive.
- Technology
2008-02
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Sharing Files Between ASP.NET Projects.
2008-02-25.
These rambling thoughts document my search for a way to share files between Visual Studio web projects.
- Technology
2009-08
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Aggravator 3.0 Plans.
2009-08-20.
I’ve started working on a major update to my RSS feed aggregator. With this new 3.0 version, I hope to resolve a lot of outstanding problems and polish things up.
- Technology
2009-10
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ASP.NET Can Be Annoying.
2009-10-23.
I’ve been working on a new ASP.NET app at work, which gives me a new opportunity to complain about ASP.NET.
- Technology
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GridView, UpdatePanel and PopupControlExtender.
2009-10-26.
This is a nightmarish combination to deal with in ASP.NET 3.5. I will attempt to document what I learned today about how to get this combination working.
- Technology
2012-03
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Why Must Data Binding Happen After Control Events?.
2012-03-21.
Okay, I know why. But just pretend like it could be different for the sake of this rant. Let’s say you have a GridView using a SqlDataSource on an ASP.NET page. Each row displays some data from a table. No problem.
Now let’s say you want to put a RadioButtonList in the first column of the grid. You want to update the underlying row when the user clicks one or the other radio buttons. You do NOT want to use the standard ASP.NET patterns for updating data because they suck and this is a slightly special case. You want to put a “Y” in a column if they click one of the radio buttons, and an “N” in the column if they click the other radio button. And you probably want to put it inside an UpdatePanel so it looks all AJAX-y.
- Technology