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Irregular expressions regularly
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ASP.NET Cookies reference
After following a link on a post by DinoE regarding DataGrid's - duh! :) - I found this useful link pertaining to cookies in Msdn:
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ContextMenu - more planning and a proof of concept
One of the requirements for my ContextMenu control is to have a declarative syntax like this:
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Some new styles for my code samples
Today I've altered my Css styles the PRE elements that are used to display code snippets on both my regex blog and my asp blog. The new style definition is:
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(D?)Html + Css : Now it's slants!
It's amazing what some of the creative folk can do with a couple of pieces of string:
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ContextMenu - interface definition + features
OK, so I've spent a bit more time thinking about how I want the interface for my Context menu to feel and, after quite a bit of poking around to learn about how others have designed controls with a fimiliar structure I have settled on this:
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Published nomenclature of Australian bloggers
Frank Arrigo is calling for .NET'tin Aussies to leave their details so that he can compile published nomenclature of Australian bloggers, great idea! Go here to be included:
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BUG FIX - Personalization - Error when attempting to remove multiple values
I fixed and uploaded a bug in the Personalization assembly today. The fixed assembly has been uploaded as version 1.0.1.0.
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MarkItUp.WebControls.ContextMenu : Making a start
A couple of days ago I discussed a string buffering technique that I'm using for a client-side context menu widget. In one of the comments on that post I mentioned that I'd blog about my progress in turning it into a useable ASP.NET ContextMenu Server Control. So here goes...
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Consume a .NET Assembly from a classic ASP page.
Whenever I think that I'm getting to the bottom of .NET, there's, well: there's always something to remind me...
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Minimize string creation in dhtml widgets
I wrote a component tonight which allows me to easily bind client-side pop-up menu's to objects on a web page. A single menu is basically a Html TABLE with a collection of child menu-items represented by DIV's. Because there is a high liklehood of menu's being created over and over again I decided that I would take steps to minimize the amount of string building by “caching” the html for the menu and each menu-item the first time that it is generated. I liked it so much that I thought I'd blog it :-) Here is the GetHtml method for the menu which caches it's chunk of Html in the array variable named _stringIntern_ the first time that it is generated and pulls it from there on subsequent rendering operations. The same logic is followed for each menu-item.