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Make session last longer than 20 minutes
Gevorg has posted a good tip on CodeProject about sessions expiration.
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Google SketchUp
Another free tool from Google. They bought SketchUp some time ago and now you can test your 3D modelling skills with this free version. You can even mix your models with Google Earth!
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A free control to upload and resize images
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Activesync 4.2 Beta
Microsoft has announced a new version of Activesync 4.2. Not sure yet about the new stuff but you can check by yourself here
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How to destroy a user group...
Warning, this is my opinion and of course nobody has to be agree.
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Anthem.Net another good Ajax Library
Anthem.NET is a free, cross-browser AJAX toolkit for the ASP.NET development environment that works with both ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0.
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Debugging Javascript in Visual Studio .NET
Just a reminder to myself but this can be useful if you are dealing a lot with Ajax stuff!
- Open in Internet Explorer Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab.
- Deselect the following (make the checkbox unchecked):
[ ] Disable Script Debugging
- Restart IE.
Now just add the following line of code to your JavaScript - it'll work as a breakpoint:
debugger;
Visit your page with the javascript using your fresh instance of IE, a window should prompt you to select a debugging environment. Select the MSVS.NET instance you have opened (or you could select 'New instance of Microsoft Development Environment'), and click 'Yes'.
Another window will prompt you to 'Choose the program types that you want to debug:' - make sure 'Script' is the only option selected, and click 'Ok' -
Datagrid, Ajax-style
Before I start to jump on .Net 2.0 and Atlas, I still have to maintain some projects in .Net 1.1, so I am looking at some ways of mixing Datagrids and Ajax for a better user experience.
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Resharper 2.0 Beta
A new version of Resharper an add-in for Visual Studio 2005 and 2003 will be launched due in May.
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Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 (and more) Available
From the IE team, good news: