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dscoduc.com — Getting tired of deleting those darn Busby SEO Test comments on my blog I decided to do something about it. I created a new BlogEngine.NET extension that allows you to generate a blacklist using regular expressions to filter the author names. read more...
dscoduc.com — I was looking over my FAQ Plugin and noticed some strange and sloppy code. Even though no one has mentioned any issues I figured it was worth the time to clean it up and post an updated version. If you have already downloaded a copy I would recommend you download the latest version. read more...
dscoduc.com — When I switched over to BE my previous experience told me to create separate .aspx pages for stand-alone content. I didn’t see the need to use the BlogEngine Pages feature. What I found out when doing things this way was that I couldn’t use all of the theme and events that come along with the BE master page. So I reluctantly switched to using BlogEngine BlogEngine Pages instead of adding separate .aspx. After running this way for a while I figured out some things that I thought might help others to know as well. read more...
dscoduc.com — In my previous post I talked about using jQuery with Http Applications (HTAs). I mentioned that I would be posting a template that you could use to start building your very own jQuery enabled HTAs. Well here you go. read more...
dscoduc.com — Not finding a nice and simple FAQ Plugin for jQuery I decided to build one from scratch. This plugin will take a simple header and span section and convert it into a collapsable FAQ like format. The plugin also creates an optional index div which links to each individual entry in your FAQ. read more...
dscoduc.com — During the installation process the TSG services configure the IIS services to listen on port 443 of the Default Web Site. So in addition to listening for RDP over HTTP(s) connection attempts the TSG server is also listening for regular HTTPS traffic. To see this behavior you simply need to open up your browser and point it to your TSG server. You will see the default web page that is configured for the Default Web Site. Is this a bad thing? read more...
dscoduc.com — The reason using jQuery in HTAs is so interesting to me is that one of the main constraints of using JavaScript in web pages (that being the amount of data that has to be transferred from the server to the client) has been lifted. With your web pages you are always concerned with the amount of data that is being sent to the client causing a slow rendering. With HTAs you don't have this issue. The JavaScript and Plugins can be saved locally and included in a support folder for quick loading into your HTA. read more...
dscoduc.com — There has to be a better way. Something better than trying to remember the different port assignments; better than opening up all those ports to the world and allowing anyone to RDP to the server for the casual brute force password attack. Better than something so complex that I couldn’t really explain it to co-workers that needed to connect into my lab. It turns out there is a better way. It’s called Microsoft Windows 2008 Terminal Services Gateway. read more...
dscoduc.com — Up till now no one has spent the time to allow this functionality and you had to go to an external resource to obtain the Latitude/Longitude information. But with TinyGeo-coder it couldn’t be easier to do this within BlogEngine.NET. read more...
dscoduc.com — An ASP.NET User Control that displays the most recently published BlogEngine.NET blog post on any of your web pages. read more...
dscoduc.com — A follow-up to my last post about using a URLRewriter to proxy web requests to external domains ... I explore how difficult it is to create a script to display the contents of a XML feed from last.fm. It turns out it wasn't all that difficult! read more...
dscoduc.com — Using URLRewriter to control inbound connections to your site, and to proxy external website content for client side dynamic content. read more...
dscoduc.com — A quote worth remembering! read more...
beckelman.net — Add a DZone badge automatically to your blogengine post based on the post category, or by adding a [dzone] token to the page. read more...
dscoduc.com — Run FolderShare as a service on your server. This also works with Windows Home Server! read more...
beckelman.net — I was recently asked to provide sorting on a ListView that I knew needed it, but had left off originally because I was having trouble with the way I normally handle sorting ListViews with this particular page. This led me to searching for another way. I think what I came up with may replace the way I have been handling user requested sorting (all server side) up until now. What I found was the jQuery TableSorter plugin plus a few extras. The plugin, like just about all jQuery plugins is really easy to use. You just point it at your table and it does the rest (make sure your table has thead and tbody tags though). Of course there are many options that you can set for your particular situation. Check out the demo. read more...
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