01Nov
Posted by admin as .Net, HTML, Microsoft, Windows 8, Windows Store
Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript! is now available for free in eBook format.
This free eBook provides comprehensive coverage of the platform for Windows Store apps. Since its second preview in August, we’ve added the remaining chapters on live tiles, notifications, background tasks, background transfers, networking, devices, printing, WinRT components, accessibility, localization, [...]
15Sep
Posted by admin as .Net, Asp.Net, HTML, Microsoft, Technology, Web
On some occasions, you wish to initialize your Asp.net application even before it receives its first hit to get rid of any over heads like creating application domain, initializing the .net runtime environment etc.. To achieve this you can use aspnet_compiler to pre-compile ‘in-place’, so that in effect the application is primed. Compiling ‘in-place’ the [...]
In a code behind file (like .cs file), one can use aliases for the namespaces like
using myAlias = System.MyNamespace;
But to achieve the same functionality in an .aspx page you can use something like this
<%@ Import Namespace="myAlias=System.MyNamespace" %>
Note: There should not be any spaces in the namespace value. For example you cannot use something like Namespce=”myalias [...]
13May
Posted by admin as .Net, Asp.Net, HTML, IIS7, Microsoft, Php, Technology, The 10 Links, Windows
25 Unique uses of WordPress as CMS WordPress is often thought of as little more than a blogging platform. But it’s capable of so much more. Through a little customization and the use of plugins, WordPress can easily be transformed into a full-featured content management system. This article demos [...]
<HR> is block element in XHTML. So if you try control the alignment of <HR> by using something like below code, it will not have any affect on the block element’s alignment.
<hr style="text-align: left" />
To control the alignment of <HR> or for that matter any block elements, you have to use margin. For example lets [...]