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Using Ionics Isapi Rewrite for ASP.NET MVC in IIS 6
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If you are running IIS6 and want to deploy an ASP.NET MVC app it is a royal pain in the behind. Pretty URLs (www.mysite.com/prices instead of www.mysite.com/prices.aspx) aren’t supported out of the box. There are several solutions to this problem. First...
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GridView in ASP.NET MVC
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One of the controls that it seems like everyone in the ASP.NET community is most concerned about losing when switching to ASP.NET MVC is the ubiquitous GridView control to render grid based data. Fear not ASP.NET community there is a GREAT alternative...
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ASP.NET MVC Locale User Control (State/Province, Country)
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A while back I wrote a locale control for ASP.NET that gave you a nice and easy way to plug in a cascading state/province – country control into your ASP.NET websites. Now that I have moved on to using ASP.NET MVC for my new projects I needed the same...
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Essential Free Software For .NET Developers
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Read my full list of favorite geeky free stuffs for development and OSs here: http://www.schnieds.com/2010/01/essential-free-software-for-net.html - Aaron Schnieder http://www.churchofficeonline.com
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ASP.NET Session Expiration Redirect
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Unfortunately ASP.NET doesn't provide a nice out of the box solution for handling the session timeout gracefully. Everything expires behind the scenes and your user is left unaware of what has happened. Additional problems can arise if the user abandoned...
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How To Register An ASP.NET Custom Control
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Here is a quick post on how to register a custom ASP.NET control at the Page level or the Web.Config level. This works for standard sites as well as pre-compiled sites. http://www.schnieds.com/2009/04/how-to-register-aspnet-custom-control.html -Aaron...
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LINQ vs FOREACH vs FOR Loop Performance
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I made a blatantly stupid logic mistake the other day in a business logic layer method that I was writing and got the following exception: “ Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute. ” The problem what I was trying to remove an object...
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Creating a SQL Exclusion Table Using LEFT JOIN
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For a current project I needed to create a table that contained a list of exclusions that should be filtered out from another table when a specific set of criteria were met. This is a pretty common scenario where you have a large table of data and you...
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The Keys To Successfully Delivering Software
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I have been developing and delivering software for over 10 years now and I have learned a few things along the way. I am not the smartest developer, the most elegant engineer or a hardcore software design geek. I have however had a good deal of success...
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How Has The Recession Effected You As A Developer?
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With all of the recession talk in the news, the daily massive layoffs that are taking place and the general doom & gloom feeling in the air I am very curious about how the recession has specifically effected developer's jobs. I have read many articles...
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