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Sorting a Gridview bound to a List by rinze

In pretty much every web application I build, I come across the problem that the default sorting mechanism build in to gridview, doesn’t work when binding to List objects. It requires the gridview to be bound to a dataset object instead of a List. While...

Server.MapPath is playing tricks on me by rinze

Hi, I just ran into some really weird behaviour in Server.MapPath. I am running an Asp.Net 3.5 project on my Vista machine (Dutch OS). My solution resides in my personal folder, which actually is triggering the behaviour. I'm trying to load an xml document...
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Lua: 3 Column Layout, Accessible, SEO optimised and Cross Browser Compatible by rinze

Update 14-10-2008: I updated the liquid layout stylesheet. It is now simpler and works fine in safari as well. I added an attachment (LuaLayoutStatic.zip) containing three html examples and the stylesheets and updated the original template in this post...

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException while converting to VS 2008 by rinze

Hi there, today I converted my .Net 2.0 Visual Studio 2005 Web Application Project to Visual studio 2008 and .Net 3.5. I also moved it to a different machine. I ran into an error while converting some of the projects in my solution, preventing the entire...

Custom SitemapProvider with multiple sitemap files by rinze

Hi, today I ran into a problem using Multiple sitemap files in combination with a custom sitemapprovider inheriting from the XmlSiteMapProvider class. Since I couldn't find a solution to this on the web, I thought i'd share my findings ;-) When using...

Creating Accessible (WCAG) Asp.Net 2.0 Websites by rinze

By Now, anybody involved with building accessible websites in .Net 2.0 will have come across the CSS Frienly Control Adapter toolkit. For those of you who haven't, have a look at the codeplex cssfriendly project . Orginally released by Microsoft, but...

Using custom expression builders by rinze

Hi all, For my first blogpost I would like to give some attention to a very nice - but not so widely known - feature in Asp.Net 2.0 called "Custom Expression Builders". There is a new expression type in 2.0 that looks like this: "<%$ %>". U can...
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