I have always been bothered by needing to layout my error reporting with an asp:Label and then filling out the Tet property in red or something. I would prefer a windows style feedback like a Messagebox. So, extending Matt Berther‘s idea of base classes for ASP.Net pages, I added the following function to my base […]
Read MoreError Message: Your Password Must Be at Least 18770 Characters and Cannot Repeat Any of Your Previous 30689 Passwords http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=276304 Thanks to Matt Berther for this one. Hilarious.
Read MoreSo the R100GSPD rode into the sunset tonight. I already miss it. Yeah, yeah, I wanted to get ride of it for the Tiger, but still… It is kinda like breaking up with a stupid and bitchy girlfriend with a smokin body. You are glad she’s gone, but part of you will miss the alone […]
Read MoreNow don’t get me wrong, I am a Microsoft developer to the core. I embrace their new developer focused initiatives and think .Net is the greatest thing since, well, Java. With all of that, I still have to ask why in the world they have to make their product offerings so complex as to need […]
Read MoreI use this helpful article to come up with a nice client-side delete when deleting a row from an ASP.Net datagrid. http://authors.aspalliance.com/aldotnet/examples/cd.aspx My resulting code: private void _dgProjectTypes_ItemCreated(object sender, System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridItemEventArgs e) { switch( e.Item.ItemType ) { case ListItemType.Item: case ListItemType.AlternatingItem: case ListItemType.EditItem: TableCell myTableCell = e.Item.Cells[2]; Button myDeleteButton = (Button)myTableCell.Controls[0]; myDeleteButton.Attributes.Add(@”onclick”, @”return confirm(‘Are you sure […]
Read MoreAs the manager of a software engineering team, one of my dirtiest little secrets is that I don’t have a degree. I have rarely regretted that fact, but it does irk me sometimes. With a 50% tuition reimbursement from my employer and the availability on on-line education, I guess it is time to deal with […]
Read MoreAren’t we getting just a little carried away here? Some temporary security hole in a browser was exploited and the Department of Homeland security cares? George Orwell would be elated. Here’s the real story.
Read MoreThis is my first post from the .Text blogging plug-in for Newsgator. Nice, but I wish it supported drag & drop images somehow.
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