Tutorial: Pass data between pages in ASP.net
You have created the perfect webpage. Beautifully formed HTML, poetic CSS, artistic JavaScript, and cunning jQuery. And suddenly — a link — and all user data is lost! By far, the simplest way to pass...
View ArticleTutorial: Opening a Pop-up window in ASP.net
There are many reasons that a user would want to open up a new window from your ASP site. Maybe the clicked on a button or a link, maybe the current page just isn’t doing if for them. Maybe their...
View Article100% Height Div with 2 lines of code
EDIT: This post has several code-blocks of JavaScript to keep two divs at an equal height. I recommend the last method, if you are using jQuery — It seems to be more adaptive to different div content,...
View ArticleConvert < address > tags into Google Map link using jQuery
Relevant Stack Overflow Question While designing a page template for a University today, I realized that there were many areas of the future pages that would include street addresses: buildings,...
View ArticleCreating your own JavaScript Library
One of the phases I went through while learning about JavaScript was the intense desire to write my own library, similar to jQuery (but massively scaled down). My library has gone through several major...
View ArticleCamera Shake in Unity
After much Googleing for how to do a camera shaking effect in Unity, I decided to write my own small script to accomplish the effect. It combines both positional movement with rotational movement to...
View ArticleJavaScript Constructors
Due to the familiar syntax of JavaScript, it is easy for experienced developers to make blunders without knowing it. One common problem is crafting object constructors. With some simple knowledge and...
View ArticleInstalling WordPress on a Windows Server (not through Gallery)
I administer a Windows server which runs multiple instances of WordPress. Today I needed to install another instance, but the Gallery Installer through IIS kept failing. I resorted to installing...
View ArticleCreating a microformat / richsnippits resume
What are microformats? Microformats are small patterns of HTML to represent commonly published things like people, events, blog posts, reviewsand tags in web pages. Microformats are the quickest &...
View Articleasp.net – getting user confirmation before a postback
In asp.net web applications, it is common to have dozens — if not hundreds — of user controls that perform postbacks to the server, actions initiated by a user such as a button click. Often before a...
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