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August 2005 - Posts

Another one enters the fold

posted Tuesday, August 30, 2005 1:20 PM by jwooley
Just a quick note that I passed my last Certification test today and now officially a MCSD. I suppose I have 6 months or so to start getting ready for the .Net 2.0 cert tests. Actually, I am just glad to have this out of the way so I can get back to Read More
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Extending the DotNetNuke Survey Module

posted Thursday, August 25, 2005 11:15 PM by jwooley
DotNetNuke can be an overwhelming beast for people who are new to ASP.Net. It has grown significantly since it's modest beginnings and has graduated from a learning tool to an extremely flexible platform enabling non-technical people to manage web content. Read More
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Attaching Processes

posted Thursday, August 25, 2005 10:36 PM by jwooley
I regularly find new uses for attaching processes in Visual Studio. Last night at the Atlanta VB Study Group, another instance came up and a member asked that I post it for future reference. To begin with, how do you attach to a running process? With Read More
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Dev animal web sites

posted Wednesday, August 10, 2005 1:59 PM by jwooley
Ok, so Matt and Brendon have been advocating their site, www.devcow.com which is a great aggregator of info in and around Atlanta, GA. Now I see that the Florida area dot net community has www.devfish.net as their site. What's next, www.devdonkey.com? Read More
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SiteMapNode in ASP2.0

posted Monday, August 01, 2005 11:40 AM by jwooley
Why does the SiteMap schema require only one root level node? Even if we make the assumtion that a site only has one entry point (a flawed view in my opinion), why not allow the tab control using a SiteMapDataSource to set the base level for a site as Read More
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Automated testing is great but...

posted Monday, August 01, 2005 11:06 AM by jwooley
I agree that automated testing is great, but don't forget to give your app a visual test before releasing. OK, so a brief explanation may be necessary. I decided to take the advice of a colleague who recommended changing sites over to XHTML1.1. I gave Read More
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