How to add a required validator to a CheckBoxList

published 1 year ago, submitted by simonech 1 year ago

codeclimber.net.nz — The standard RequiredFieldValidator doesn't work with a CheckBoxList. Here is how to make a custom validator to accomplish the task. read more...

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What ASP.NET Developers Should Know About JavaScript

published 1 year ago, submitted by crpietschmann 1 year ago

odetocode.com — This article approaches JavaScript from the perspective of an ASP.NET developer who is comfortable with the paradigms and patterns of either C# or Visual Basic. The article doesn't look at how to use JavaScript from ASP.NET exactly, but it does look at why JavaScript is so different from the two languages we commonly use with the .NET CLR. read more...

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Getting with it: Test-Driven Development

blog.jagregory.com — Introduction to Test-Driven Development, from a developer who should have learnt sooner. read more...

1 comment | category: Unit Testing | Views: 1

Interoperability Between WCF and WSE 3.0

devlicio.us — Windows Communication Foundation(WCF) services are wire-level compatible with Web Services Enhancements 3.0 (WSE) client. This theory is correct however it's not such easy as one can expect. This article presents issues on interoperability between WCF and WSE 3.0. read more...

2 comments | category: Web Services | Views: 0

Asp.net Model View Presenter example using PoCoRail

intrepidnoodle.com — A first look at PoCoRail, a new Model View Presenter framework for Asp.net. read more...

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Which version of Silverlight is installed on your browser?

weblogs.asp.net — As you know Silverlight is currently available in 2 versions : v1.0 beta and v1.1 alpha. Right, so how do you know which version of Silverlight is installed on your browser (Win)? read more...

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Tools I use as a .Net Developer

devlicio.us — A listing of the different tools I use pretty much every day as a developer. read more...

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Ruby.NET moves to open source community model

published 11 months, 29 days ago, submitted by gavinjoyce 1 year ago

infoq.com — "As heralded previously, we are now ready to move to a new open source community model. While we at QUT will continue to be heavily involved in the project, we plan to transfer full control and ownership of the project to the open source community. To signify this new beginning, the new project will be named simply "Ruby.NET" (rather than "Gardens Point Ruby.NET") and a new licence agreement will be developed (by the community). A source code repository will be created external to QUT that will be directly assessable to developers in the community to make contributions." read more...

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