(Stephen Naughton) This would have been the final part of the series of articles, however I realised that we will need a final article that covers the more complex action of the CascadingHierarchicalFilter, this where at each level of selection we filter the list.

(Ged Mead) WPF doesn’t have a NumericUpDown control and, to be honest, sometimes in Windows Forms the NUD is a bit clumsy for what you want to use it for. WPF has a handy control, the RepeatButton, that you can use to help the user increment a counter. Basically, all they have to do is hold the bu

(John Charles Olamendy) Microsoft.NET 4.0 and Visual Studio.NET 2010 ships a lot of new features in their underlying technologies. In this series of articles, I want to talk about the new features in the area of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) in order to improve the development experience, e

(sankarsan) In my last post on the Reactive Extensions in .NET we have discussed about observable collections.Here we will take a look into the different types of observable and how they pushes values to the subscribers.In the example mentioned in the last post we saw that, after invoking the subsc

(Peter Vogel) In my last column ( ASP.NET Processing in ASP.NET MVC ) I pointed out that if you like the dynamically generated HTML that you get with, for instance, the ASP.NET GridView, then you may not be happy with the amount of HTML you’ll have to write yourself in ASP.NET MVC.

(Paul Kimmel) Microsoft has called me a few times in the past for an interview. Once to work for the ASP.NET team and once to work for what used to be called the national practices services, part of Microsoft Consulting, and for a while I worked as a consultant for Microsoft consulting services.

(Ben Nadel) The other day, I happen to look up the documentation for Javascript’s parseInt() function and was surprised to see that the function did way more than I thought it did. Not only can it parse strings into numeric data types, it can also parse numeric-strings of different bases (ex. base2,

(Prashant Khandelwal) Last month I have blogged on how you can integrate OpenID login support in your ASP.NET aplication. Some of the reader requested me that it would be better if I could show how you can implement membership and roles with OpenID authentication.

(Stephen Naughton) In this second part we are going to complete the field templates by adding the CascadeHierarchical_Edit field template (see Figure 1) and in the next adding a CascadeHierarchical filter.

(Ged Mead) A problem that often crops up is how to delete one or more items from a collection. In the case of this example the collection is a collection of strings displayed as a list in a CheckedListBox.