A short time ago I was confronted with a serious problem. What I needed to do was dynamically choose a UserControl as well as fire methods from that UserControl. The problem lies in the fact that a UserControl does not implement my custom methods that I needed for my controls. Each control was simil... [More]

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Do you use database projects in Visual Studio? If not, then now is a good time to start. It is the best way I have found to source control my databases without actually sticking the database file itself in the repository. It is very simple to add to your solution and creates a default directory stru... [More]

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So after the installation of VisualSVN 1.4, I don't think I'll ever look back. Finally a version of Visual Studio source control integration to make me leave the realms of Visual Source Safe forever. Now VisualSVN has put all the most important commands one click away. Not to mention, they... [More]

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If you haven't tried using the event model in .NET you don't know what you're missing. If this is the case, then I'm glad you're here. Events are a very nice way to add flexibility to your projects. You can use them for a variety of things including validation and log... [More]

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Ok, if you're anything like me you absolutely gag when you see the rendered content of the ASP.NET head tag. It is all rendered out inline for some reason. I'm not 100% sure about the affects of it on web marketing, but I know one thing is for sure... It certainly doesn't help your ran... [More]

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So I was stuck in a scenario where I needed to have multiple DetailsViews run an update command at the same time. I thought through it in my head saying to myself, "How do I click two update buttons at once?". Wouldn't it be nice if I could have a single button click event and have b... [More]

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Ok, I ran into a major problem not so long ago. This problem stemmed from a DataObject that had a child object within it, here in referred to as a "complex object". When I put an ObjectDataSource on my page and bound to my business layer with my complex DataObject, for some reason only t... [More]

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Lately, I have been having to deal with finding ASP.NET Ajax when creating server controls. It is actually quite simple to do, and I think that if you are going to be coding server controls for ASP.NET you should definitely know how to do it. So in this post, we will go through embedding a javascr... [More]

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Some of you may have read my previous post Creating a Simple Site Wide User Notification Pattern. Upon a revision round of thinking, I thought it may be better to actually have a server control. This would offer some significant advantages, the biggest one being that we could drop the BaseMasterPa... [More]

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Have you ever worked on a project that had a ton of Javascript in it? Not only that, but let me add that the project also made no good use of a Javascript framework. A lot of times when working in a project rich in Javascript, I find functions just defined all over the place without any rhyme or r... [More]

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Reamped.NET

throw new InvalidArgumentException();