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Visual Studio IDE Errors
Every now and then I would get an error “An exception occurred while trying to create an instance of…” when trying to open a .aspx page. This solved it (from DotNetJunkies):Tip #1: Debug Open the project’s properties dialog, set the debug mode to “program”, apply, set “start application” to your VS.Net IDE (“devenv.exe” in the […]
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Rules=”all” in Datagrid breaks Firefox
If you don’t know any better, if you slap a datagrid on your form, it will look great in IE, but open it in firefox, and you get these black gridlines.
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.NET Framework 1.1 SP1 Resets ASPNET Account
I so got nailed on this.
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Losing Intelli(s|g)ense with Visual Studio
In a continuing saga of things that piss me off…(which really means:
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DataGrids and Properties
Why in THE WORLD, must I have properties in my object in order to see them in a DataGrid? For instance, if I create collection Wookies, each wookie better have a: private m_hairColor; public string HairColor { get{return m_hairColor;} set{m_hairColor = value;} } and not just public string HairColor; or it will give you some […]
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Setting Focus on ASP.NET field
I can’t believe I never took the time on this, but this is pretty handy to put focus on a field. I just put in my my Page Base class. I tried putting it here, but the damn .Text engine keeps messing up my formatting, so check out Roger’s.
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Binding a DropDownList to an Enumeration
Ok, well its not really binding to it.
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Setting a Column to Itself in a Where Clause
Many developers don't realize how handy it can be to set a column to itself in a WHERE clause in SQL.
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Help Make Blogs More Visible!
There are by some estimates more than a million weblogs. But most of them get no visibility in search engines. Only a few “A-List” blogs get into the top search engine results for a given topic, while the majority of blogs just don’t get noticed. The reason is that the smaller blogs don’t have enough […]
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Export your Data In Sql Server Using A Stored Procedure
This is seriously one of the coolest stored procedures there is.