I recently added membership, accounts, login, etc. to the AspDotNetMVC site. While doing so I decided I wanted to support OpenID, too....
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: Authorization Web DesignA few years back I heard about OpenId on a Hanselminutes. So I started to investigate what it was and how I could implement it. In fact I decided to submit a session to the Richmond Code Camp that year to force my learning. We had a great discussion about it that day....
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: Authorization Web DesignQuick color palette for sol3.net...
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: Web DesignThe ads are all over the Denver and Boulder Craigslists. They sport different titles -- "New Composter," "Patio Garden Composter," "Garden Composter Rotating Type" -- but it's clear after a quick perusal that all the many composters for sale in the ads come from the same person in Louisville...
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: GardeningThis sample creates parent and child webforms. The child webform is called modally by the parent passing multiple values to the child form. The child form displays the passed values allowing them to be edited and then returns the altered values back to the parent when finished. The child form is modal to only the parent form. To make the child modal to the entire desktop, see the below final note. Scope: ASP, ASP.NET, C#, Csharp, VB.NET, Visual Basic, Java...
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: ASP.NETNow to the problem, when using the template that comes with asp.net mvc the tabs will not get any specific styling when you are on the active tab. If you are not looking for a very advanced solution it is not that hard to write a simple helper class to handle the active tab selection, so that is what I did. The base functionality is in the following helper method:...
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: MVCThe XDocument.Load(path) static method supports the ability open both XML files from the file-system, as well as remote XML feeds returned from an HTTP URL. This enables you to use it to access remote RSS feeds, REST APIs, as well as any other XML feed published on the web....
6/2/2011 12:19 PM | Tags: LINQ
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