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Tag: Development
Removing Quotation Marks (Quotes) From a Text File
(Ged Mead) Sometimes you don’t have control over how the data is saved to a text file. For instance, some items might be saved with quotation marks around words or phrases. If you want to read the file but not show these marks then you’ll need a way to remove them.
Efficient Tracing Using SOAP Extension in .NET
(ideafixxxer) Some time ago I have to add tracing of outgoing SOAP messages to our web-service. Tracing had to be applied only for certain web-calls, depending on configuration. When I read about SOAP extensions and suggested using them to my colleague, he was absolutely against this idea. After dee
Downcasting in C#
(Scott Lysle) This article describes a simple approach to downcasting in C#; downcasting merely refers to the process of casting an object of a base class type to a derived class type. Upcasting is legal in C# as the process there is to convert an object of a derived class type into an object of its
GoToFile Add In – Naviagte large Visual Studio solutions quickly
(Syed Rafey Husain) Visual Studio users spend lots of time navigating between from one file to another using solution explorer. GoToFile is a Visual Studio Add In that quickly takes you to your desired file with few keyboard hits.
Are you a Control Freak?
(Ryan Lanciaux) Since the very early ASP.NET MVC previews, the most common argument I’ve heard against using the framework is the lack of user controls. In my opinion, this is a mixed blessing, however, for some, this is a show stopper. What can you do to provide a rich user interface with the MVC f
First Time with AJAX.NET
(Andrew Montgomery) In a former life, I was a web developer. Back in the late ’90s, I vividly remember being told by more than one of my computer science professors that in 10 years, everything would run in a web browser. Even the operating system (it was claimed at the time) would be browser based.
Making GridView Rows or Individual Cells Clickable and Selectable
(Anil Kumar Reddy) In some scenarios we need to make GridView rows clickable and also in some cases we may need to make each cell of the GridView clickable like while developing reports.
Line Chart in Silverlight
(Mahesh Chand) The Silverlight Toolkit released on November 2008 comes with a data visualization assembly called Microsoft.Windows.Controls.DataVisualization.dll that hosts the functionality related to charts in Silverlight. This article demonstrates how to draw charts using the Silverlight Toolkit
Dynamic Code Creation Techniques in VB.NET
(John Mueller) Normally, a developer creates a static design and that design provides everything needed for the application to work as anticipated. However, there are situations where a developer might not be able to anticipate every need at the outset.
