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In a good CMS you need to have a good idea about the life of your content through the different steps.

This is done with a Status attached to the piece of content. So to do so in dScribe, I wrote this class, and I can easily manage from any part of my code the Status properties.

I am also thinking about Enums for a next version but this one (in VB) works well:

Update:

Forget the alternate colors issue in my previous post, it was easy to fix, just change the alternate style in the datagrid by using a color instead of a stylesheet:

For the Javascript code it should be ok, the only thing is to attach the code to a client side event.

I am not happy with the usual scrolling tip you can find everywhere about Datagrids.

It's happen a couple of times recently. The debugger refused to start, unable to find the process attached to my web project, obviously aspnet_wp.exe.

Just as an advice for beginners, if you are sure that the Debugging mode was working fro you before, rather than trying to change every settings, just quit your project and ... restart your PC ;-)

It's often the simplest thing to do, and of course if it's happen again use the Help button on the Error box next time to investigate further your issue.

I still searching the origin of this (bad) behavior. Not sure about the source, maybe the aspnet process.

To follow my previous post, I found this article on the same site PCStats  interesting.

Good to read  beginner or not ;-)

MSDN has a full page of tips on webservices.

The CodeNotes website has a free download of their CodeNotes for .NET ebook in either PDF or Microsoft Reader format.