Using Database Projects for Visual Studio

published 1 month, 29 days ago, submitted by kayos 1 month, 29 days ago

blog.reamped.net — Do you use database projects in Visual Studio? If not, then now is a good time to start. It is the best way I have found to source control my databases without actually sticking the database file itself in the repository. read more...

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Using The Event Model: Throwing and Handling Custom Events

submitted by kayos 2 months, 14 days ago

blog.reamped.net — If you haven't tried using the event model in .NET you don't know what you're missing. If this is the case, then I'm glad you're here. Events are a very nice way to add flexibility to your projects. read more...

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Update Multiple DataBound DetailsViews With a Single Event

submitted by kayos 3 months, 8 days ago

blog.reamped.net — Ever wonder how to call an insert or update command on multiple data bound DetailsView controls? Wonder no longer! read more...

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Creating ASP.NET Ajax Aware Server Controls

submitted by kayos 3 months, 23 days ago

blog.reamped.net — Lately, I have been having to deal with finding ASP.NET Ajax when creating server controls. It is actually quite simple to do, and I think that if you are going to be coding server controls for ASP.NET you should definately know how to do it. So in this post, we will go through embedding a javascript file into your assembly and then registering it to the page. Then I will show you how to find out if ASP.NET Ajax is loaded during the script registration and also how to find out if ASP.NET Ajax is loaded in the javascript file itself. Let's face it, you may not want your control to rely on ASP.NET Ajax, but you may want to consider reaping the benefits of it if it is loaded. read more...

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Creating Namespaces Within Your JavaScript

submitted by kayos 4 months ago

blog.reamped.net — Have you ever worked on a project that had a ton of Javascript in it? Not only that, but let me add that the project also made no good use of a Javascript framework. A lot of times when working in a project rich in Javascript, I find functions just defined all over the place without any rhyme or reason. Sometimes it is hard to judge if you are re-defining a function or not. This can get quite hairy, especially without the use of a tool that supports Javascript intellisense such as Visual Studio 2008. If you have been through these pains much as I have, then here is your saving grace. read more...

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Creating a Simple Site Wide User Notification Pattern

published 4 months, 8 days ago, submitted by kayos 4 months, 8 days ago

blog.reamped.net — When creating websites, it seems that one problem I always run into is how to gracefully notify the user of errors or display messages to them. In most of my sites I use master pages, so I thought it would be pretty sweet to integrate a messaging pattern into my master pages. read more...

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Custom Entity Classes Using LINQ to SQL Part 2 - Data

submitted by kayos 4 months, 13 days ago

blog.reamped.net — This is the second of a multi-part series on how to implement LINQ using custom entity classes in a ground up project or an add in to your existing object model scenario. read more...

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More Sample AjaxControlToolkit TabContainer Themes

submitted by kayos 9 months, 8 days ago

mattberseth.com — In a previous example, Matt showed us how to make a YUI like tab container out of the tab control in the AjaxControlToolKit. In this article, he shows us just how flexible the tab control really is from a design standpoint. read more...

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