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There's is some good news on the web front. Microsoft will be including JQuery in ASP.NET, there is even going to be intellisense support for this great library. Microsoft will be posting an update to visual studio with the intellisense support in just a few weeks.
For those of you who don't know JQuery: It's a library that allows you to query ...
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Running ASP.NET websites from the GAC was always something I wanted to try out, because with 40 websites running exactly the same code there must be a better way to deploy them. So last week I tried it out and to my surprise it worked right away. Here’s how to do it with your own websites Step 1: Sign the website assembly Before you can place ...
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The last weeks of my internship are here and Martijn and I are testing our application for bugs and errors that we missed before. One of the things that's important for us is the import functionality of our application. Unfortunatly ASP.NET and IIS decided otherwise as the following error illustrates.
The following exception was thrown ...
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There's something odd going on inside the ASP.NET designer of visual studio 2005. When you first open the designer it normally starts in markup mode, all is fine. But as soon as I move over to the Graphical designer surface it starts eating up a lot of memory and it takes 5 minutes just to build the object tree in memory and display it. ...
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As I posted a while ago, ASP.NET 2.0 has some upgrade issues to reckon with.
Now there's a new upgrade wizard to test, so lets get some Nasty Sites upgraded :-). You might want to throw in a website that uses reflection on Web Page classes, just for fun... (those classes won't be available until a page has actually been loaded... so reflection ...
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Recently I did some tests migrating existing sites to ASP.NET 2.0. As it turns out, not all types of code will flawlessy upgrade, because of the new dynamic compilation model. When you have plain classes (not being code behind for ASPX or ASCX etc.), they will be put in the new App_Code directory.
However, in ASP.NET 1.1, all website code, ...
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