HI, I was wondering what is the best practice when you will use this control 1. to create each page as a control and used the control in ajaxToolkit:TabPanel 2 implement all the pages direct in the ajaxToolkit:TabPanel This is a case when the pages are not simple pages. Thank You Florian
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Skinnable application frameworkHi I am looking for a skinnable application framework for desktop and mobile windows. Can you recommend something?
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Privacy Statement GeneratorWhat do you recommend if you need a Privacy Statement for a website: use a lawyer or do it by your self with a generator? Can anybody recommend a good Privacy Statement Generator that is compliant with Canadian laws? Thank You FlorianS
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XSD File issueHi, I don’t know what happened, but now any time I want to open an XSD file my DevStudio 2005 is crashing. Did anyone had the same problem? Can be fixed ? Thanks, Florian Szoke
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Having personal projects.Hey guys, Do you know any case when the employer got the rights over the personal project by court decision? If yes was the personal project related with the employer’s activity? Thanks, Florian
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Game programming resources...This can be a good start : http://www.gamedev.net/[^]
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When you can say a method has too many lines of code?The author is talking about the method itself not about the test case. Regards, Florian Szoke
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When you can say a method has too many lines of code?The author was talking about the method itself not about the test case. Regards, Florian Szoke
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When you can say a method has too many lines of code?The point is not about the efficiency is the code, but when you will start to break a method in smaller methods. Of course if some part of the code can be used in more places you will do it, but if the code it is not shared . The idea is to make smaller method to be easier to be tested using unit testing Regards Florian
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When you can say a method has too many lines of code?I am reading about Test Driven Development (TDD) and I found this quote: The author is talking about a method that has 6 lines of code. “This is an abnormally large amount of code to write in response to a test in TDD. Typically, steps are much smaller, although they can be this large if you are certain of the algorithm you need to use.” What is your opinion about this?
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TCP/IP and Pipes for and ODBC Connection [modified]Hi, I have a problem with and app that is connected to an SQL 2000 database The user got a new server dual CPU 3.2 GHz Pentium 4 with 2G memory and the app is slower compare with the old machine a dual CPU 755 MHz Pentium 3 with 512 memory. If you use the TCP/IP connection in ODBC driver, the new machine is very slow. If you use Name Pipe in ODBC, both machine a doing well. The old machine it is working well with both TCP/IP and Pipes. Does anybody have any idea why it is such a big difference between TCP/IP and pipes for the new machine? The different is from 1 minute to 10 minutes for an operation. Any thoughts are welcome Thanks, Florian -- modified at 15:01 Friday 16th June, 2006
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asp:CheckBox two-way binding problemHi I have a problem with binding parameters to an update command for an asp:SqlDataSource. The problem is when I am trying to bind a ASP:CheckBox field. I have this definition …………….
--------- I am getting this error; Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'PrivateLivingArea', table 'RentalProperty.dbo.HomeListing'; column does not allow nulls. UPDATE fails. The statement has been terminated. I know what it means but I can not figure out how to bind this checkbox field to the query parameters
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Inline codeI have a dropdown list defined like this : I would like to use some constants define for the “value” field I have the definition like this : public enum ctBuildingType { None = 1, Apartment = 2, House = 3, Townhouse = 4 } How can I use the inline code to replace the hardcode values with the ctBuildingType ? Can I do something like this: Florian Szoke
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Data binding questionI found out how to do it, and it is very simple: :) In the declaration of DropDownList we have to declare : SelectedValue='<%# Bind("ProvinceId")'
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Data binding questionThe DropDownList is populated in the definition. When the page is loaded I want to be selected the proper province in the dropdown list. For example if in the database the the row that I am fetching has providerid = 2 , the drop down list should show "Manitoba" I forget to mention , the SqlDataSource will have just one record to fetch.
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Data binding questionHi I have a question related to data binding. I have a dropdown list defined like this: Ontario Manitoba British Columbia Quebec The SqldataSource object has a query “Select …, ProvinceId,…..” I would like to show all the time the proper Province selected when the page is loaded. It is possible to do an auto binding for this? Thanks, Florian Szoke
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Generating random color for Background and foregroundIf you have to generate random colors for background and foreground there is any way to check them to be sure that the result will be readable. I would like to eliminate those combinations that are close so the result will be hard to read.. Thanks Florian Szoke
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bug in IE >> hope its not a repeattry this open microsoft word, type: =rand(200,99)
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CreateUserWizard questionHi, I start playing with ASP.NET 2.0 I am trying to customize the CreateUserWizard. My question is: If you try to add more fields like names, address and others where will be the best place to save them in the database. The control has an event “OnUserCreated” that is called after the control creates the user in the database. Is this the place where I should add the extra information in the database ? Thanks, Florian Szoke
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Home Theater PCFor the OS I will go with Windows XP Media Center.