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re: Dealing with IE "Operation Aborted". Or, how to Crash IE

thankful — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:24:43 GMT

Thank you so much! I was going crazy until I found your post

re: Response.Redirect into a new window (with Extension Methods)

davetiyeci — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 11:30:23 GMT

düğün davetiyesi ve davetiye sözleri

re: The Event Handler That Cried Wolf

Bryan — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:44:36 GMT

How can we avoid this in the general case? It looks like the heart of the problem is that Foo's implementation needs its functions called in a certain order but cannot guarantee that because all of them can be called from outside.

So technically the writer of Main is violating Foo's contract by calling the functions out of order. However, we're more concerned about how to make Foo robust so that it handles misuse gracefully; doing so will prevent us from having to make bug fixes down the road.

This is an interesting problem because hooking up an event handler causes it to become pseudo-public in that it can be called from outside the class. Wouldn't that make it susceptible to multithreading and order-related issues just like all other public functions?

Maybe a good rule of thumb, then, is that in .NET, all public functions and event handlers should be written so that they can be called in any order. I think that would prevent this problem in general.

re: TRULY Understanding ViewState

mishra.p — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:42:37 GMT

Excellant Article....Thanks for sharing...

re: Response.Redirect into a new window (with Extension Methods)

Orlando15767 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:10:08 GMT

excellent solution for a very common and frustraiting issue many developers come across.

re: Response.Redirect into a new window (with Extension Methods)

Hasu — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:15:38 GMT

Hi Everyone

when i implement the above functionality i get the following error

"object reference not set to an instance of an object"

can any one help me to implement it step by step

re: The CodeExpressionBuilder

Paolo — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 09:11:31 GMT

Hi - your code works great! Thanks a lot.

Just one question though. If I try and use it in a user control of my own, for example:

<myControl:showSomeTest ID="idShowText" text="<%$Code: ApplicationCoreAPI.GetLocaleDescription(37)%>" runat="server" />

All that control does is take an id and gets text that corresponds to the id and returns it.

But when that is rendered, it display:

Any way to get the ExpressionBuilder to work the same for User Controls??

Thanks

理解ASP.NET中的ViewState

Kein — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:23:53 GMT

以前做EasyFramework的时候，对ViewState的控制一直是个问题。后来看了一篇强文，才有点搞清楚了。由于原文很长，下面照本宣科，把要点讲一下。

在Google中搜索ASP.NETVi...

re: TRULY Understanding Dynamic Controls by Example

Jean-Michel Donatelli — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:43:36 GMT

OMG!!! A thousand thank you to you my friend! Thanks to your sample, I was finally able (after over a week of research) to make my page work with controls dynamically added to a gridview.

Thanks again!

TRULY Understanding ViewState

语虫 — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 03:32:56 GMT

Orginallink:weblogs.asp.net/.../Truly-Understanding-Viewstate....