Hajan Selmani

About two  months ago, I’ve written two blog posts concerning the KeithWood’s jQuery DatePicker and its implementation in ASP.NET Website.

I’ve seen many times developers use HttpResponse.Close and HttpResponse.End when they want to end the request and send a response to the client. If you read the MSDN explanation about HttpResponse.Close Method, in Remarks you will see the following explanation:

In this blog post, I will show one simple way to get the total business days within given range of two dates. Question related to this topic was asked several times in many ASP.NET / .NET Communities, so I thought it would be very good to document it with a blog post.

In this blog post, I will show how you can filter your array and remove all duplicate elements so that the end result will be array with distinct values. Moreover, the main idea is to do this without using any other (two or more) array(s) to make this work.

Today I'm in another town where I didn't get my laptop with me. Anyway, I've found a computer but I have nothing installed on it, in order to run some code snippets. However, I already knew about CodeRun, the web-browser IDE for web applications development that lets you build, run and debug your asp.net applications. Moreover, CodeRun lets you upload or download code files, which makes it easy if you build web application containing many other files, to download the complete application packed in zip.

Have you ever come to a situation when you want to create C# method (or in any other language), but you are in doubt what number of parameters your method needs to have? I suppose you do!

INTRODUCTION

Hello everyone.