Let me start by saying that I was not trying to be controversial.? I was at Boise Code Camp giving a session about Asp.Net MVC, and I happened to mention that JavaScript was supposed to go at the bottom of your page.? Plus, I said this in a ?of course you all know this already? […]
Read MoreI?m looking into the new stuff in Asp.Net MVC 2, trying to figure out what is cool and what is just there. Areas look like a nice addition. Areas allow you to separate your Asp.Net MVC application into more distinct partitions. So all of the Controllers, Models, Views, and even routes belong to one directory […]
Read MoreI?m getting a session ready for Boise Code Camp 2010 on JQuery Validator. I thought it would be cool to hand out a cheat sheet ? but I couldn?t find one. So here is rev. 1 of my?Jquery Validator Cheat sheet.
Read MoreSometimes I think things are more complicated than they really are. I got my head into a bind recently when I had some code that I really wanted under test in a Controller Action. My first thought was “Crap, this is going to be rough”. Mainly I was still thinking of my time trying to […]
Read MoreThis is an idea that I?ve been throwing around for a while now, and I have implemented in a couple of project. The basic idea is to extend the basic master page, by adding more ContentPlaceholders, to give your developers a heads up as to where things should go. Lets start things out by outlining […]
Read MoreSo the time finally came, TIVO had to go. No worries, Tivo had a good run – 6 years. But the analog to digital conversion was not kind to Tivo. The digital converter box I got to be friends with Tivo, but it just never worked out between them. Plus, I was wanting more than […]
Read MoreI?ve been encountering a problem as of late. I?m creating a lot of ?Single Page Pattern? web applications. This means you load the page once, then handle everything else via web service calls. And if you have ever worked on web applications you should be familiar with the ?user went to lunch? issue (session timeout). […]
Read MoreOK, just discovered an interesting implementation detail of JQuery Validator (one that I should have known about already as well). OK, if you have a form where the inputs of the for have both id and name attributes, the name attributes trump id. So if you have this: 1: <input type=’type’ id=’RegisterUserName’ name=’userName’ /> Then […]
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