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Complete Guide to use IoC with ASP.NET MVC (Using Castle Windsor and MVCContrib) Part #1

Hi guys, Today I’m going to share with you if you get stuck trying to learn IoC and implement it into your own ASP.NET MVC application. I’ll not going to write a deep content about IoC but somehow I will share the short brief of the concept of IoC and how you can easily implement …

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The most easiest method to implement a SEO-friendly URL for ASP.NET application

Well, as a ASP.NET developer. You and me know that it’s a bit hard to apply what we called SEO-friendly URL for ASP.NET applications. What is SEO-friendly URL? It’s a URL that search engine love and will result in a better ranking for your web pages/site. Let’s say you have an accounting system software and …

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In research of a javascript library to be used with ASP.NET on my next project…

Hi fellow readers, Today I come to share with you how I choose a javascript library to be used on my new project. I’m not talk about choosing just an AJAX library but I want some ‘full’ set of library which including both AJAX core and user interface core. Here are my choices before consideration… …

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Why you need validation in your web application?

Hi folks, Did you ever use ASP.NET validation controls? If you never heard or never use it before, see on the toolbox at the “validation” group. Those are all validation controls. – RequiredFieldValidator – RangeValidator – CompareValidator – RegularExpressionValidator – CustomValidator – ValidationSummary The main point of this control group is to be used to …

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Cryptography in .NET – Part I

Hi folks, Today, let’s see what .NET was provided to developer like us about cryptography. In this post, I’ll talk about a brief of cryptography. How .NEt handle it and how many way to do some cryptographic in .NET. For sample of implementation, I’ll cover it all from basic encryption to decryption, hashing, using message …

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Why my .style.left doesn”t work with FireFox?

This is a simple & stupid knowledge that I taken about 2 days to solve it. I have a project that have to use this code…. var con = document.getElementById(“menu”); con.style.left = “10″; con.style.top = “20″; When I run this code in Internet Explorer 6, 7. I got it working like I want! But when …

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Use JavaScript to change “float” style

Hey friends, In a few days ago, I’ve just stuck with how to change “float” style in JavaScript and very confuse why it doesn’t work at all! I’m using … var obj = document.getElementById(“some1”); obj.style.float = “left”; No luck at all. I tried both on Internet Explorer and Firefox. Even I use Internet Explorer Toolbar and …

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How do you do when dealing with cross-browser web development?

Hi friends, I just want to know that how do you do when you’re dealing with cross-browser web development. Which tools you are using? How do you handle those all buggies browser? What experiences you faced? As I’m dealing with cross-browser web development project where I generally strict with XHTML 1.0 standard. (As I’m using …

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Best tools when you are dealing with advanced web development

Hi friends, Are you facing with the hell experiences when dealing with advanced web development? First of all, We gonna clarify about what did I means for “advanced web development”. For the sentence, I means that your web project are mostly dealing with client technologies. Such as those JavaScript, CSS, DOM, Ajax or even cross-browser …

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How to randomly select records from SQL Server?

Hi all SQLers! Last week I’ve found this quiz from my consultant customer. He has a scenario to let me help as a short describe here. How do I select some records from SQL Server randomly? It seems to be an easy question but what we can do if SQL Server doesn’t directly support this …

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