Archive for the 'Uncategorized' Category « Previous Entries Next Entries » Working with Dynamic Connection Strings in VB.NET 2005 WinForms Applications Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006 When Microsoft released their latest edition of Visual Studio 2005, they got a lot of things right. The data binding is finally ready for use in real projects, click once is a wonderful feature, and the support for connecting and editing data sources is great. One real problem with all this automation is that when […] Posted in DOT NET, Uncategorized, Win Foms | Comments Off on Working with Dynamic Connection Strings in VB.NET 2005 WinForms Applications Finding the current line and column in a multi-line text box Sunday, April 30th, 2006 There are times where you want to drop a multi-line text box into your form to allow your user to edit large ammounts of text. In my own particular case, I am writing a GUI to let programmers make changes in real time to a game engine using Python scripts. It works pretty good, but […] Posted in DOT NET, Uncategorized, Win Foms | Comments Off on Finding the current line and column in a multi-line text box AJAX for .NET – Don’t use Prototype… Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 I have been using the Prototype AJAX library for a little while now to add AJAX capabilities to my PHP web applications. It works great! It works so great in fact that I tried to use it in an ASP.NET2005 project recently. After figuring out that my CSS and Theme support could thank the Prototype […] Posted in AJAX, ASP.NET, Uncategorized | Comments Off on AJAX for .NET – Don’t use Prototype… Do you always get what you pay for? Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 Normally I don’t trash on other companies in a public forum, even when the service is poor, but some times the service is so poor that you just need to make your voice heard. In my case, I had several clients sign up a few years ago for web hosting with a company originally called […] Posted in Tech Rambling, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Do you always get what you pay for? The Report Viewer and Filters on your Binding Source. Tuesday, March 21st, 2006 It is suprising how much information is on the net, and how little there is regarding your particular problem. For my particular problem, I could find no easy examples on how to make a binding source apply a filter when using the ReportViewer control in .NET 2005. It just didn’t work! Once I got back […] Posted in ASP.NET, DOT NET, Report Viewer, Uncategorized, Win Foms | Comments Off on The Report Viewer and Filters on your Binding Source. « Previous Entries Next Entries »

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