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Irregular expressions regularly
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OT: SiteFeeder has already cheered me up..
I'm sure that I never would have found the following link without it :-)
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window.open delays
I've noticed in the past that, when calling window.open there is often quite a delay before a new window is created and opened in IE so, today I thought that I'd run a little test to see how long. I created a page with nothing in it and added the following javascript
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Get Application Version
When I create web apps, I like to have the application version displayed in the footer of each web page so that, as the app. progresses through each environment - dev, acc, prod - I can easily identify which version is being used if a user rings in with an issue. For some reason, the syntax for getting the assembly version always eludes me; tonight I spent a good 10 minutes trying to remember how to access it. Here it is, recorded for my own benefit under the category of “Code Snippets”:
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Wiring up client-side event handlers
Andy shows us some more cool treats from his bag-o-tricks with this little post that shows his “Best Way” to attach event handlers to client-side objects. Very nice!
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TextRange object
Today, while fine-tuning an application that I'm writing for a friend of mine I stumbled when I had to implement a certain feature. Basically, there's a textbox which contains a big string which is a combination of smaller strings; each smaller string represents a feature on a motor vehicle. So, given the following string:
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ASP.NET Timer control
I've uploaded my ASP.NET Timer control to GotDotNet User Samples today. Here's the blurb about what it is and why you might need it:
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The StarterKits - it ain't neccessarily cherry pickin' you know!
I just finished reading Doug Reilly's blog entry which referred to a post on the ASP.net, complaining about the complexity of the Starter Kits...
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Daily .NET exercise regime
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VB.NET : where to from here?
Thanks to Tom for taking notes :)
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Issues with a lambda expression
In javascript you can use a function to as an argument to the string.replace function when matching against a regex pattern - this is often referred to as a lambda expression. For example, in the following piece of code, the function is invoked for each match. The result is that the letters in the word "foo" are alerted in sequence: