Nuno Gomes /* ASP.NET Adventures */

Recently, while digging on ASP.NET 2.0 Health Monitoring I found a bug in the EventMappingSettingsCollection.Contains class method.

A few weeks ago I told you about a control toolkit I was making.

In the previous posts on this subject I wrote about why automatic ID generation should be improved and how we can improve it. Now I will step forward and show you my own implementation of a specific naming provider.

Naming container controls are a subclass of standard controls, that differ in the ability to manage child controls' ID, in fact, these naming container controls are the key to unique ID generation. To become a namingcontainer a regular control must implement the INamingContainer interface.

Yesterday, I decided to spent some time reviewing the WindowsLiveWriter plugin gallery and search for a replacer for Steve Dunn CodeFormatter plugin. I've been using this plugin since the beginning of the year but it reveal some problems composing the Html.

I already posted here about Tag Mapping and how helpful it can be, but naturally there's are a few improvements that I would like to see available in future framework release.

Some time ago I needed to render hierarchical data to a <ul>/<li> elements structure and also be able to render a special attribute to the <li> Html elements.

Before proceeding to the implementation details, let's discuss a little about how ASP.NET handles automatic Id generation.