Not really an ASP.NET AJAX versus JQuery example. No asynchronous calls are made and none of the ASP.NET AJAX controls are used.

There's already an XHTML issue logged to CodePlex with that issue. (ref http://www.codeplex.com/rte/WorkItem/View.aspx?WorkItemId=4354 )

More information at: http://blogs.msdn.com/kirti/archive/2007/11/10/rich-text-editor-is-here.aspx

CodePlex site at: http://www.codeplex.com/rte/

That (throwing exceptions on VS load) happened to me a few times, but then it stopped doing that a while ago. Did you check to make sure you have the newest version? I can't remember what I did to make it stop, but maybe I didn't do anything.

You can also use Regionerate (VS add on) and have predefined XML files that manages how you create your class's regions, so your code's regions are uniformly named and uniformly contains the same items (or so that you can enforce standards of how to use regions, etc.). Regionerate also allows you to put your new methods/properties/fields anywhere and just click Regionerate and it will move it to the correct spot - best of all its free.

Sorry for the plug, Regionerate is one of my favorite VS add ons :)

Yeah, I started using click once to circumvent this also. But just allowing .NET executables to be treated like non-.NET executables would be great :) Make sure you vote and leave your comments on that site.

bad title and description to another valid article

So the tip is to use ScriptManager.IsAsyncPostBack to check for postback?

Hopefully everyone doing ASP.NET work already knows about checking for Page.IsPostBack, so if the MS ASP.NET AJAX implementors are worth anything they should already have figured out to check for IsAsyncPostBack.

Should fix this title and description. Its actually a link to a ScottGu article on Public Hotfix Patch Available for Debugging ASP.NET on IIS7.

I've been thinking about writing this for a few weeks now. Looks like you beat me to it.

How about adding color selector?

Too bad this won't work for wordpress.com hosted blogs, since you need the other WP plugin to translate the placeholder.

This doesn't have anything to do with .NET or programming.

Error only applies if you are running Windows 2000 without SP3.

Not really .NET or development related

Nice article.

Microsoft doesn't host databases. That's up to the web host providers not Microsoft. If the host wanted to pay the bills themselves, then it could be free. I don't understand the argument. SQL Server costs money for the web host providers, but whether or not and how much they charge their clients has nothing to do with Microsoft.

Not really .NET related. Unless its about Iron Ruby or whatever the Ruby .NET implementation is called, then this might get deleted.

Truth is

1) "it's a cool thing to do" and
2) "we'll get lots of buzz if we do this" and
3) "everyone that will ever use this can already see the code using reflection so it won't hurt anything"