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Things I Hate About .NET
I hate several things about programming in the .NET stack, well not really that they affect me now. But it is really some of the ways we teach new .NET programmers to program in the .NET stack. Primarily it relates to the way we teach newbies how to manager Read More...
Using ITemplate in DataList, GridViews, Repeaters and DataGrids
I want to thank TRINUG, my local user group, for letting be the main presenter last night. I talked about how to take the data controls like GridView, Datalist and Repeater to another level. I sort of did a progression of creating and controlling custom layouts in the data controls. This started with a review of some basic items, like autogenerated columns, bound columns templates and the use of custom templates. Read More...
GridViews, DataList, Repeaters and DataGrids Breaking the Bounds
I will be presenting on Wednesday June 14 to TRINUG about customizing data controls. I plan on covering various topics related to customizing the display and manipulation of data. Read More...
Gridview DataFormatString not working
I have really been struggling lately with the Gridview. Most of the time I like to use a label, literal or placeholder in a template column so this does not really affect me. But I still use a BoundColumn for some fields, like a date or price type thing. In DataGrids I always was able to use DataFormatString="{0:c} for a currency format and DataFormatString="{0:d}" for a date. Read More...
Introduction to Custom Collection Classes, the CollectionBase
I had never really utilized a powerful feature built into the .NET framework, custom Collection Classes. I decided to investigate their use recently by creating some custom classes from the CollectionBase Object. Read More...