Paul On Technology
Exploring technology
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JQuery selectors – selecting elements by a partial id
Recently a coworker had a grid like the one below in an ASP.Net page. He wanted me too see if there was any way to make the javascript the manages the checkboxes easier to maintain.
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Toggling visibility with JQuery
There is a subtle issue with the JQuery toggle method. I had a page that had a div set up similar to this
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My new love - jQuery
I have been learning jQuery for about a month now. All I can say is wow! Where were they hiding this? I have been trying to write a post on it for about a week but everytime someone beats me to what I was going to say.
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Curly braces and C# Code generation using Sparx Systems' Enterprise Architect
When I write code I like the curly braces to be on the next line
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What should Microsoft do next?
Ok, so the Yahoo! thing seems to be dead for now. So what does everyone think they should do with the money that they obviously have lying around to invest in other companies?
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Getting calendar items using Exchange Web Services
I am no expert at exchange, let alone Exchange Web Services (EWS), but I recently had to use it to get at calendar information for a project. Let me tell you that the documentation for EWS sucks and the API is not very intuitive. That said, I was able to piece together what I needed. The code is not perfect and could definitely use a good once over by someone with more than 2 days experience.
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Setting up Sandcastle
I just spent an interesting few hours setting up Sandcastle. The whole process is absolutely insane. Sandcastle itself is no problem, and neither is Sandcastle Help File Builder (by the way, nice job). The problem is finding the help compilers. The Help File Builder home page provides a link to resources for all of the compilers which I completely missed. My bad.
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The Big Switch
In December, Michael Arrington had a post that held a contest to win a copy of 'The Big Switch' by Nick Carr of 'Does IT Matter' fame. It talks about computing services becoming a utility. I won a copy by giving my thoughts on the topic.
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Overloaded again
I have just read Keith Harvey's post Slow Down Microsoft, I Can't Take It! about the pace the development of .Net technologies. He says it's not so bad but wow, my head hurts.
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Ajax and security
I have been toying with Ajax on and off for a few months now. I like the idea and there seems to be a never ending stream of ajax samples, tools and ideas. What I have yet to see is how these calls are secured.