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Urchin ELF2 Ecommecre Log File Helper
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stefan.sedich
Hello, I am currently needing to implement ecommerce tracking with our Urchin stats server. To do this it reads your transaction logs that you write to when users buy from your site. This file needs to be in a special format ELF2 click here for more info...
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Our First ASP.NET 3.5 Site Goes Live!!
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Hello All, UPDATE 20080409: Another site has launced, check out www.betts.com.au !!! Thanks Stefan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Finally our first ASP.NET 3.5 website went live today, there are 2 more to come but...
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Simplified ASP.NET AJAX Custom Control Development With VS Item Template
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Hello, At work today I had a friend (Blair) have issues with trying to get a browser alert to popup on the page during an ASYNC post back. I told him I would make a custom control in 30 secounds or less that would do this and make life much easier. Overkill...
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