SQL Server Side Paging With A Validated Dynamic Order By

submitted by kayos 23 days, 12 hours ago

blog.reamped.net — So this is what it has come to anymore. Everyone is all about server side paging via SQL Server. As well they should be! It is so much faster and more efficient than having ADO or ADO.NET bring back a ton of records and then chop it to page it. However, there has always been some problems when trying to accomplish this task, especially using a SQL database that is pre 2005. read more...

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The Dummy Provider: Testing membership and roles

submitted by kayos 2 months, 2 days ago

jeffgaroutte.com — Asp.net has a wonderful system built in for handling user accounts and roles. The administration interface is encapsulated in a separate web site that can be accessed from within Visual Studio but it is difficult to integrate into the site. This often leads to building a new user administration area in each site. The problem I have with this is going into the data store and deleting the incomplete test data and not having "known good" data for testing. read more...

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ASP.NET Ajax, JQuery

submitted by kayos 3 months, 14 days ago

blog.reamped.net — A little while back I came across a great post on how to use JQuery to do more efficient client side paging by Dave Ward. The sample shows you how to use JQuery to do Ajax callbacks for client side paging using a grid template. After downloading the demo and parsing through it all, I found a lot of things I really liked and even came across a little gotchya with the way ASP.NET serializes dates in JSON. read more...

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LINQ Distinct, a DataTable and the IEqualityComparer<T>

submitted by kayos 4 months, 11 days ago

blog.reamped.net — In a recent situation I was trying to pull some aggregates out of a DataTable using LINQ. I needed to get the rows of the DataTable with a Distinct clause, but my aggregates would be on other columns of the row. read more...

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Using Database Projects for Visual Studio

published 8 months ago, submitted by kayos 8 months ago

blog.reamped.net — Do you use database projects in Visual Studio? If not, then now is a good time to start. It is the best way I have found to source control my databases without actually sticking the database file itself in the repository. read more...

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Using The Event Model: Throwing and Handling Custom Events

submitted by kayos 8 months, 16 days ago

blog.reamped.net — If you haven't tried using the event model in .NET you don't know what you're missing. If this is the case, then I'm glad you're here. Events are a very nice way to add flexibility to your projects. read more...

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Update Multiple DataBound DetailsViews With a Single Event

submitted by kayos 9 months, 10 days ago

blog.reamped.net — Ever wonder how to call an insert or update command on multiple data bound DetailsView controls? Wonder no longer! read more...

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Creating ASP.NET Ajax Aware Server Controls

submitted by kayos 9 months, 25 days ago

blog.reamped.net — Lately, I have been having to deal with finding ASP.NET Ajax when creating server controls. It is actually quite simple to do, and I think that if you are going to be coding server controls for ASP.NET you should definately know how to do it. So in this post, we will go through embedding a javascript file into your assembly and then registering it to the page. Then I will show you how to find out if ASP.NET Ajax is loaded during the script registration and also how to find out if ASP.NET Ajax is loaded in the javascript file itself. Let's face it, you may not want your control to rely on ASP.NET Ajax, but you may want to consider reaping the benefits of it if it is loaded. read more...

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