I had a bit of trouble figuring this one out. I needed to include a script in a MasterPage dynamically based on the url/path of the current page. Eventually, I found the ClientScriptManager.Registe... method. Here is a short snippet: if (Request.RawUrl.ToLower().I... > 0){ cs.RegisterClientScriptIncl... "../../Scripts/ClientScript... } else if (Request.RawUrl.ToLower().I... > 0) { cs.RegisterClientScriptIncl... ......
Unless you have been hiding under a rock you have seen the numerous articles out there pitting Microsoft against Google. A think a lot of the fools buying this bunch of crap are Microsoft haters still lamenting the downfall of Netscape and still wondering why Apple isn't the corporate desktop standard. I know rich web apps, software as a service, and open source is a threat to Microsoft's current marketshare but Office, Windows, IE, SQL Server, Visual Studio, etc, etc, etc are safe for a very long ......
This is one of the best Halo videos I have ran across. It teaches you how to talk smack. The 'dry humping' was especially hilarious. Enjoy
http://www.big-boys.com/articles/halo1.html
I found this little cool thingy to calculate the value of your blog. I am unsure of how accurate the calculation is worth but here it is. My blog is worth $11,290.80.How much is your blog worth ......
I was a bit alarmed by this little jewel from former White House CyberSecurity Advisor Howard Schmidt: Hold Developers Liable for Flaws. However, a bit later, I found this: Hold Developers Accountable, Not Liable. What a schmuck! There is no way I would ever agree to be held liable unless I owned the project, the budget, and could control all inputs and outputs. I have to wonder if the backreeling was from Schmidt, a known idiot, or from ZDNet. If from Schmidt, well, that doesn't say much about his ......
I was chatting with former NTeam-er Jonas Antonsson a few weeks ago and the topic of why finding developers for open source projects is so difficult. I guess finding those interested is relatively simple but actually getting contributions is the difficult part. Of the 50 that signed up for NTeam, only eight that I can count have contributed. This struck me as very strange and I mentioned it to Jonas and his response was that most developers are intimidated by the complexities of open source projects. ......