Contents tagged with ASP.NET
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AdvancedFormatProvider: Making string.format do more
When I have an integer that I want to format within the String.Format() and ToString(format) methods, I’m always forgetting the format symbol to use with it. That’s probably because its not very intuitive.
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Fixing combobox from ajax control toolkit
I was using the ComboBox control of Microsoft’s Ajax Control Toolkit and ran into two issues.
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Exploring Dynamic Data: Other attributes for business logic
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Exploring Dynamic Data: Scaffolding attributes for business logic
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Exploring Dynamic Data: Textual attributes for business logic
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Exploring Dynamic Data: The DataTypeAttribute for Business Logic
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Exploring Dynamic Data: Validation attributes for business logic
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Exploring Dynamic Data: Article Index
This is the index to a series of articles, to be published periodically, about the elements of ASP.NET Dynamic Data. It focuses on specific technologies, especially the web controls you use to build a Dynamic Data-based web form. As the author of Peter’s Data Entry Suite, I have identified limitations and gaps in Dynamic Data which I will also discuss. My commercial solution resolves many of those limitations and gaps.
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Reflection on a method with an out parameter
As I code my commercial Dynamic Data libraries for ASP.NET 4 support, I’ve elected to deliver one assembly compiled under .net 3.5 SP 1 that also supports new features of ASP.NET 4. 3.5SP1 is the initial release of Dynamic Data. To interact with the new properties and methods in ASP.NET 4, I am using .net Reflection.
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The CategoryAttribute and Dynamic Data
The System.ComponentModel.CategoryAttribute has long been around. It’s generally used for annotating properties on web controls so that design mode’s Property Editor can organize your properties.