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• Disponibile l'SDK di Silverlight 4.0 in italiano

  Da ieri, è disponibile l'SDK di Silverlight 4.0 localizzato in lingua italiana. Ecco il link per il download diretto: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=it&FamilyID=55b44da3-e5de-4d2a-8eaf-1155ca6b3207 TAGS: [ Silverlight... Posted Jun 12 2010, 07:11 PM by PeppeDotNet Blog Filed under: ASP.NET

• A very dirty trick to open a Popup after a PostBack operation

  I’m not very proud of this cause it indicates a very poor interface design, but in a legacy project I’m working on we had the following scenario: 1- the user interact on some elements of the UI 2- the user clicks a button, at the PostBack operation information... Posted Nov 30 2009, 05:38 AM by Primordial Code Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET, Tips, PostBack, Popup, RegisterClientScript

• ASP.NET – Tagging and Hiding the columns of a GridView

  This is a simple trick that came into my mind working on a legacy ASP.NET application, the scenario is: we have a series of components that use a GridView to show some data, each GridView have several columns and according to the situation some have to... Posted Nov 18 2009, 03:45 AM by Primordial Code Filed under: ASP.NET, Tag, Tips, Columns, Hide, GridView, Id

• Asp.Net routing problem with IIS7 and integrated pipeline

  I have an asp.net site that uses asp.net routing to dynamically create some reports. I mapped the extension .zip to asp.net ISApi, then with routing I map url Using RouteTable.Routes.GetWriteLock() RouteTable.Routes.Add(New Route("reports/{reporttype... Posted Oct 28 2009, 11:46 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET

• Asp.net solve problem of multiple user control with validator.

  The problem is described in this post, basically it can be summarized in “you have a user control with validators, you put more than one instance of the user control in a page, all validators are fired together” The above post already gives a solution... Posted Jul 09 2009, 09:24 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET

• Compress your CSS files in asp.net with YUICompressor and an Handler

  Some times ago I spoke about using YUICompressor to reduce number and size of your css files. That solution was based on the original msbuild action included in youicompressor library. That solution has a major drawback, css files gets compressed only... Posted Jun 01 2009, 04:08 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET

• Asp.Net, ObjectDataSource and Castle Windsor

  I’m restructuring a portion of a site, it is well structured, and all logic is inside business classes in another assembly, and they are accessed with ObjectDataSources. My problem is that with the new structure I cannot refer to the concrete classes... Posted May 22 2009, 05:33 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET, Castle

• jQuery to the rescue – some numbers

  In an old project I have a particular user control dedicated to identify data stored in a tree. The user can type some letters, and press “Search” button to find all the elements that match the search, or it can use a series of DropDownList to navigate... Posted May 15 2009, 08:13 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET, JQuery

• jQuery tip #3 – dialogare con un webservice

  La potenza di jQuery risiede principalmente nel rendere semplice manipolare un oggetto complesso come il DOM. La chiave di jQuery è quindi quella di dialogare con il server, invocando operazioni ed aggiornando l’interfaccia, senza effettuare postback... Posted May 15 2009, 03:10 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET, JQuery, ASP.NET AJAX

• SharePoint 2010 sarà solo a 64 bit !

  La notizia viene direttamente dal blog del team di SharePoint. http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/05/07/announcing-sharepoint-server-2010-preliminary-system-requirements.aspx SharePoint 2010 avrà solamente la versione a 64 bit e necessiterà... Posted May 14 2009, 04:41 AM by PeppeDotNet Blog Filed under: ASP.NET

• Hosting wcf service in precompiled web sites

  The situation is the following: I have a web site (not a web application) that have one wcf service hosted with the classic svc file. Everything works as expected, until I use a Deployment Web Project to build a site with “allow the precompiled site to... Posted Apr 28 2009, 04:09 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET

• ASP.NET Routing and DataBinding

  On a project I’m currently working on the new ASP.NET Routing was used to realize a navigation system for the website but also to present the Urls in a way that is friendly to the search engines’ analysis tools in order to improve indexing a bit. In this... Posted Apr 20 2009, 02:13 AM by Guardian's Home Filed under: ASP.NET, ASP.NET Routing, DataBinding

• Microsoft Ajax ScriptManager and Asp.Net MVC

  I’m porting a sample application from asp.net to MVC, I used this app to make my session during last DotNetMarche event dedicated to JQuery. Now I’m writing the same sample pages in asp.net mvc to compare both technologies. In an Asp.Net page I showed... Posted Apr 05 2009, 11:59 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET, JQuery

• Set a wait image with JQuery for asyncronous operations

  I’m modifying an ASP.NEt site to achieve better performances, I’m actually moving some operations client-side with jquery. A typical pattern is to issue requests to a webservice instead of making a postback of the whole page. Here is a typical situation... Posted Mar 26 2009, 08:10 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: ASP.NET

• jQuery e ASP.NET Ajax: $(document).ready() VS asynchronous postback

  Molto spesso capita di dover integrare, anche solo per semplici miglioramenti grafici, dei plugin jQuery all’interno delle nostre pagine ASP.NET. Gran parte delle volte l’impatto è indolore mentre in alcuni casi specifici occorre far riferimento ad accorgimenti... Posted Mar 09 2009, 02:58 PM by DarioSantarelli.Blog("UgiDotNet"); Filed under: ASP.NET, AJAX, JQuery, ASP.NET AJAX, DOM