Okay I will try. Thanks...

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

FyreWyrm wrote:

You're a little late to the party.

Yes,I might be but I am just playing with firefox extension to learn how to create browser extensions.

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Ok, I have got some extra time and I wanted to do something interesting (until I go home, stuck at client side since 1 year :-() So as a time pass I have started developing a firefox code project extension. Right now I have created a toolbar with basic links to different forums and lounge. Lounge.JPG MsgBoards.JPG Csharp.JPG Now I want to take this FF extension to next level but as I am running out of ideas, I want you guys to give me few more ideas to make this extension more helpful. Any suggestion and feedback will be appreciated.

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

so true.... I like it :)

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

World without technology?? Then I wouldn't be reading this post on a website developed using asp.net, rendered on browser, displayed on 17 inch monitor with help of the internet service provider. :)

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Yes it was. First I accidentally wrote "foru" then I corrected it to "forum". :)

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Try this Javascript :

__doPostBack('RAISE_Your_Event','specify_argument_here_if_needed');

ASPX.CS Page_Load Event:

    if (this.IsPostBack)
    {
        // Insure that the \_\_doPostBack() JavaScript method is created...
        this.GetPostBackEventReference(this, string.Empty);

        string eventTarget = (this.Request\["\_\_EVENTTARGET"\] == null) ? string.Empty : this.Request\["\_\_EVENTTARGET"\];
        

        if (eventTarget == "RAISE\_Your\_Event")
        {
            string argumentValue  =  (this.Request\["\_\_EVENTARGUMENT"\] == null) ? string.Empty : this.Request\["\_\_EVENTARGUMENT"\];
        }
    }

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Transferred from another forum Yesterday I have started working on Objective-C for MAC platform. As I am new to MAC and obj-C, the first thought came in my mind is to go to codeproject and search for article related to MAC then it remind me that CP does not have any forum related to MAC nor objective C. Now the thing is CP recently launched support for java and linux/unix (LAMP). so why can't we have a forum/articles for mac/objectivC/cocoa etc.. So everything can be accessible from one place :) What do you say?

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

modified on Thursday, August 21, 2008 3:12 PM

Is there a way to transfer this post to that forum?

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Yesterday I have started working on Objective-C for MAC platform. As I am new to MAC and obj-C, the first thought came in my mind is to go to codeproject and search for article related to MAC then it remind me that CP does not have any forum related to MAC nor objective C. Now the thing is CP recently launched support for java and linux/unix (LAMP). so why can't we have a forum/articles for mac/objectivC/cocoa etc.. So everything can be accessible from one place :) What do you say?

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Yes..in today's newsletter :)

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

I was wondering which is a better version control system either cvs or svn. But the comparsion is too old. I have used svn for a while but not aware of cvs. What do you say?

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

Yes I do.

"Change is permanent, somethings never change!"

I have 73 days left to go back home :(

Patrick S wrote:

all offering essentially the same pay and benefits?

Well,If I were in such situation then I would categorize each of them based on location (it is not possible that all jobs are at same location, is it? :confused:), work environment, job security, company strength, company policies (like flexible work hours :) ) etc... and then choose the best according to my priorities.

How about Lenovo ThinkPad series? Does anybody have any idea about Lenovo Thinkpad?

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I am creating "MFC AppWizard(Dll) with Automation" in VC++ 6.0, We are in the process of developing COM wrapper equivalent to java library for windows developers. I am not able to find following equivalents of java in COM - Defining Constant fields(as only interface is exposed, can we declare const fields in interface??) - Defining and calling parameterizing constructor Can anybody shade some light on this? Thanks, Bhavesh