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madskristensen
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2 days, 19 hours ago jamesewelch.wordpress.com — If you add a new ASP.NET web site as a virtual directory/application under an existing ASP.NET web site, then you’ll probably be having some problems with web.config inheritance. Even if the sub-webapp is physically separate, just being in a virtual directory located within another webapp will result in many of the settings being inherited and messing up your sub-webapp. read more...
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category:  ASP.NET | Views: 9
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2 days, 23 hours ago nyveldt.com — Now that the latest version of BlogEngine.NET is out, it is easier than ever to get your blog running with VistaDB Express. I’ve been using VistaDB Express with BlogEngine.NET for a little while now and just love it.... read more...
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category:  Open Source | Views: 7
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published 3 days ago, submitted by
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3 days, 6 hours ago jankoatwarpspeed.com — Newspaper is a free, lightweight, high-contrast, black&white theme for BlogEngine.NET. The name "Newspaper" comes from the fact that theme looks like real newspapers. You can see how does it looks like and download a free copy. read more...
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category:  Other | Views: 247
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3 days, 15 hours ago blog.madskristensen.dk — The new BlogEngine.NET 1.4 let’s you easily create and distribute widgets like the ones you see on the right hand side on this page. Widgets are basically just small pieces of content and you can leverage the entire .NET Framework to create them. They can pull data from BlogEngine.NET itself or from external sources like web services or remote XML files. Everything is allowed and possible. read more...
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category: Open Source | Views: 6
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5 days, 16 hours ago dotnetblogengine.net — BlogEngine.NET comes with many new exciting features and possibilities for developers. It has taken some time, but now version 1.4 is finally available for download. read more...
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6 days, 18 hours ago blog.madskristensen.dk — Basically, the IHttpAsyncHandler interface allows you to serve content asynchronously from a HTTP handler. This is great when you need to free up the worker thread to do processing like IO work etc. ASP.NET actually uses fewer threads when it runs asynchronously, which is great for performance and scalability. That’s because each thread is returned much faster to the thread pool. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 5
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submitted by
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6 days, 19 hours ago mironabramson.com — CSS minifier based on jsmin idea that produce a small CSS file, much faster, and with much less memory overhead. read more...
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category:  C# | Views: 16
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14 days, 19 hours ago lypang.com — I found a small bug in the Most Popular Posts extension for BlogEngine.NET. If you unpublish or delete a post that has a counter file, the extension will throw object reference not found exceptions. I posted the fix. Hope this helps someone! read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 5
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published 13 days ago, submitted by
crpietschmann
14 days, 21 hours ago angryhacker.com — Just like its predecessor, SQL Server 2008 is taking its sweet time to actually ship. However, unlike its predecessor, it won't just be a "worthwhile upgrade". It will kick ass. Here are the top 10 reasons why. read more...
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category:  Database | Views: 903
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MikeBorozdin
16 days, 3 hours ago mikeborozdin.com — BlogEngine.NET displays the times only in the server time zone by default. I wrote a JavaScript function that converts the server time to the local time of your users. read more...
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published 16 days, 20 hours ago, submitted by
 rimsystems
16 days, 23 hours ago anthonyshort.com.au — Cross-browser compatibility is one of the most time consuming tasks for any web designer. We’ve seen many different articles over the net describing common problems and fixes. I’ve collated all the information I could find to create some coding conventions for ensuring that your site will work first time in every browser. There are some things you should consider for Safari and Firefox also, and IE isn’t always the culprit for your CSS woes. read more...
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category:  IE | Views: 387
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submitted by
 alley
23 days, 7 hours ago blog.madskristensen.dk — A lot have been written about the compression of WebResource.axd over the years, but as far as I know, nobody has come up with a simple solution to it. Miron Abramson does have a very good library for compressing a lot of different file types, but I’ve never been much in favour of third-party libraries.
There are several reasons why you want to compress the WebResource.axd. First of all you want to reduce the size of your website. On this blog ASP.NET inserts two WebResource.axd script with a combined file size of 43.3KB. If I use compression and minify the scripts, the total file size will be 8.1KB. That is a significant gain.
The WebResource.axd is cached in the browser until midnight the same day, so the file size might not be that big a deal. Well, if we can make it expire on a much later date it would be much better since it never changes. So, if the WebResource.axd is minified, compressed and set to live longer in the browsers it really adds up. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 4
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