Alex Papadimoulis' .NET Blog - All Comments

re: ScriptOnly - The Opposite of a NOSCRIPT

Derek Hosewood — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:56:06 GMT

actually i used a modified version of the redirect thing in the end. first thing i do on my html (aspx) page is call a script which uses the XMLHttpRequest to GET another aspx page which sets a Session variable.

now i can check to see if this session variable is populated and only call my server side code if it is.

for me that solved the problem that code in the <% %> still executes even in the <noscript> tag

re: ScriptOnly - The Opposite of a NOSCRIPT

Ann Ezzell — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:25:02 GMT

I was elated to find this post, because I thought it would solve a problem I've been having with a new design we're buildling.

We have contact info at the bottom of every page, including an e-mail address. In an attempt to protect the e-mail addresses, we use JavaScript to display the e-mail address, assembled from pieces, so the actual address never appears in the code.

But people without JavaScript see nothing.

So we need to be able to display the e-mail address without JavaScript if it's not available. But that requires putting it in the code.

I can't see a way to put it in the code *if and only if* JavaScript is disabled, because the <noscript> contents are always displayed.

I was so excited to find this, thinking it might solve my problem. But there really isn't a solution to this problem, is there? Because there's no way to detect JavaScript server-side the first time the page loads.

re: Better Error Handling in SQL Server 2005 with TRY..CATCH

Ryan W — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:36:38 GMT

I'm thinking of creating an error handler on two dates from two different table...any ideas on starting this statement?

Thanks

re: Smart Paster 1.1 Add-In - StringBuilder and Better C# Handling

acor3 — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:14:50 GMT

Hi people,

here you can find my packaging:

VisualStudio.NET 2008 Source + installer

www.acortech.it/SmartPaster2008 Solution%20+%20installer.zip

regards

WebForm Gripe - Getting LinkButton to work without Javascript.

Chris Hardy — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:55:23 GMT

WebForms is a sort of love/hate thing for me. There are some things I love about WebForms and then there

re: Smart Paster 1.1 Add-In - StringBuilder and Better C# Handling

Francisco Lopez — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:33:38 GMT

VS 2008 INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Copy the .addin, .dll files to your Addins directory [C:\Documents and Settings\[User]\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Addins]. If you do not have an Addins directory, create it.

2. Restart Visual Studio 2008.

re: Using Modules in VB.NET

jdrawmer — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 10:10:14 GMT

Surely it's totally dependent on your style of programming? If you have to write a few simple functions and subs, then maybe you might fancy writing a module for them - but maybe you want to write classes to stick completely modern OO.

The example of why modules are an advantage mentioned directly above is a great point for reducing code (obviously not by much).

I would be interested to see if there are any performance differences with using a class or a module.... Might give it a test.

re: Using Modules in VB.NET

Sadaf shabir — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 06:56:25 GMT

use of the Module in VB.NET?

re: Using Modules in VB.NET

Sadaf Shabir — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 06:51:57 GMT

module is not still clear.when we are using main functin then what does the use of it.I onl;y want to know the use of module in VB.NET programming.

re: CommunityServer: Adding the "Post Date" Sort Order

hakan uzuner — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:22:19 GMT

hi ;

i change my site by your code but i have a problem ..