February 2003 - Posts
Here at EBSCO we are working on our first implementation of Content Management Server 2002. It is some what exciting yet entering into a totally different world of dynamic content and its management. As we progress I will post different comments and neat things that I figure out.
As I promised, the Credit Card Custom Validator has been released. You can read more about it and download the source at http://www.aspalliance.com/csharp.aspx?Type=Art&ArtID=932. I would love any comments you can give about it as well! Thanks again for reading!
For those of you familiar with my recent article on Credit Card Validation, I will be releasing something that may be a bit more useful to you, the .NET developer; a credit card validation control. Inheriting the BaseValidation class, this control allows you to validate the credit card number just as you would validate input with any other custom validation control. Stay Tuned!
I dropped by the house today and they are already 3/4 of the way done with sheet rock and bricking! These guys move so fast. Go to www.aspalliance.com/aspguru/pictures.aspx to see some pictures I have taken. Thanks for reading!
I invite you to go check out my new article on credit card validation using the Luhn algorithm. Feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. Enjoy! http://www.aspalliance.com/aspguru/csharp.aspx?Type=Art&ArtID=932.
At one time or another, some of us are going to have to translate code from one language to another. An excellent tool for this is Alex Lowe's C# to VB.NET Translator. There are a few of these out there, but out of all of them, this one seems to be the most efficient. If you find it as useful as I did, give Alex a pat on the back.
Just wanted to let everyone know to keep an eye out at my column at http://www.aspalliance.com/aspguru for a new article that is sure to be useful to everyone. This article will be on a credit card validation control. Stay posted!
My fiance and I have plans to get married in October of this year. We were on our way to Florida to finalize the plans and the second we go there, news of the shuttle accident was made public. What was supposed to be a great and wonderful day, turned into sadness. Our hearts go out to those lost with many thanks that they risked their lives to further technology for the betterment of this world.
I would like to firstly thank you for visiting my blog. In the future, I will frequently post any new happenings in my life or even things I hear through the grape vine on .NET and any other mind boggling technology. I hope that the information you find here proves useful and that it may aid you in any future endeavors that you may decide to take on. Also, please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments you may have.
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