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Monthly Archives: July 2005
ASP.net applications : a rich user experince for mort-al users
I was struck by a post Make it as rich as possible by simplegeek Chris’An where he complains about the limitations of “normal” web apps and raves about the possibilities AJAX will bring to browser apps. When talking about morts … Continue reading
Web reporting tools: get rid of Crystal and get yourself a life
Having used both Crystal Reports (CR) and SQL Reporting Services (RS) for a web-app I’m fully convinced. I’ve had enough of CR for once and for all. Oh yes, I have build great reports with CR but it was a … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET, Data
13 Comments
A back button for asp.net pages
For my app I needed a back button. Internet explorer and other browsers have back buttons, most mice have them as well but I needed my own small link to drop on my forms. Implementing it was no big deal, … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET
42 Comments
The C# ?: operator
Often I work for people with a Delphi background to introduce them to C#. No problem until we reach the conditional operator ?: The definition in the docs is cond-expr ? expr1 : expr2 but the examples are not that … Continue reading
Posted in Coding
18 Comments
SQL Reporting Services: Visibility is a confusing property
A SQL reporting services report definition has loads and loads of properties. One of these is the visibility of a table (the core of a report) or subreport. Also here you can use a vbscript expression to set the property. … Continue reading
Posted in Data
3 Comments
The fix for the Tablet PC’s memory leak is (finally) there
Microsoft has finally released the fix for the memory leak in the tablet PC. It’s diguished as Windowx XP hotfix KB895953. Took a while. At the time (5 months ago !) I wandered how serious the bug really was for … Continue reading
Calculated fields in SQL reporting services
New York, Madrid, London…. SQL reporting services. All respect for the British flegma with which they respond to terror. They just go on with what they were doing. Having said that (what more can you say..?) I would like to … Continue reading
Posted in Data
6 Comments
An idea waiting for a commit
As a yearly recurring event around TechEd Europe Juval Löwy did a presenation for dotned, the Dutch user group. It was a fascinating talk, for two hours we have been bombarded with some very fascinating idea’s. Juval’s main message … Continue reading
Posted in User+groups+and+meetings
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Any Tablet PC sessions at the PDC ?
The PDC 2005 frenzy is heating up, on Codebetter you’ll find poetic as well as total geeky starters. The content of the PDC is also starting to materialize. I skimmed all session and tracks for “Tablet PC” but did not … Continue reading
Posted in Tablet+PC, User+groups+and+meetings
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