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Internet Explorer 8 is in beta and we're able to improve features that we need. Last week I sent a short message to the Microsoft DPE here in Germany with some comments what I like more in Firefox 3 than in Internet Explorer. Well, there are a couple
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I've been working with javascript almost since its inception. It was the first language that I ever really hacked in. I remember having to code around document.layers (blecch!), and I've used javascript with a fair amount of success in the past. But lately
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Here is the code sample I used last night to show off and talk about the ASP.NET AJAX Functionality that is built into ASP.NET 3.5. This project has been built over the years with samples that I've created for conferences, and users groups around the
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Sonu Kapoor just posted about getting started with the AjaxDataControls in Visual Studio 2005 . The AjaxDataControls can be found on CodePlex at http://www.codeplex.com/AjaxDataControls/ . Included in the controls are a JavaScript version of the Repeater,
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FireFox. Internet Explorer 8. Both have great JavaScript debugging tools. Thanks to those tools, I only spent 5 minutes on an issue that could have taken hours to figure out. It was one of those moments when you know its something simple but you can't
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It appears that the history that is saved in .NET 3.5 sp1 beta1 is encoded by default and not human readable. I haven't figured out how secure it is. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it!
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I ran into an issue earlier when trying to return an entity class through a web service for use in an AJAX page. After some quick research, I came across a post by Darren Neimke that referenced Rick Strahl's post about LINQ to SQL and Serialization .
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I've been using the Ajax Data Controls (ADC) for 9 months. I recently joined their development team to convert the controls to VS 2008/.NET 3.5. It's a really cool control set that uses AJAX for the complete data transaction. The documentation is pretty
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The AjaxDataControls that have been developed by the DotNetSlackers team have been out for some time now. They were originally developed using the AJAX 1.0 libraries (pre 3.5 days). I've recently encountered some issues where they don't seem to be playing
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When you encode the parameters to save the page state, you can't use complex objects. You have to save strings or nulls. Complex objects can't be saved out. You'll need to enable history on the scriptmanager by setting the EnableHistory. This
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As some of you know, I've been working with mapping for the last 18 or so months . These maps have points on them that are supplied by a service my customer has. The question is, what are some ways to monetize maps? We've got 4 or 5 ways that
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Subscribe Subscribe to MP3 . Download MP3 . Show Notes: · Josh's new role. · Started as a community archectual evangalist. · With MS for about 18 months. · Involved with RIA. · Silverlight, ajax, wpf, sharepoint, mvc. · 20 states. · www.joshholmes.com
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I have been doing some performance and load testing of a web application I have been working on lately. Most of my previous experience was with the 2005 flavour of VSTS and I was keen to play with the 2008 version to see what improvements have been made.
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