If you’re like me you may have gone into design mode in visual studio 2010 hoping to do some work only to be greeted with the following message. Which initially is a bit confusing, as your site may have just run without any problems. But even so you go to check the placeholders anyway and [...]
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Master Page Error
Posted in Visual Studio 2010, Web Development, tagged Master Page, Visual Studio 2010 on August 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
LINQ to SQL Connection Strings
Posted in .NET, LINQ to SQL, SQL Server, Visual Studio, Web Development, tagged .NET, Class Library, Connection Strings, LINQ to SQL on June 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
LINQ to SQL is great but like all great things at some point it does something that you don’t expect and gives you a headache. An example of this happened to me this week with the differences between how connection strings are handeled when you LINQ to SQL model is in a class library rather [...]
.NET Charts (Pleasing clients by giving them a graph to look at)
Posted in .NET, Uncategorized, Visual Studio, Web Development, tagged .Net 3.5, Charts, Graphs, Visual Studio on December 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Irruspective of if your working on some kind of company extranet or the admin side of a public facing site, one thing that will make you’re clients go ooooooo and love your work is the inclusion of a funky looking chart. It may not serve any amazing purpose, but as there looking through all the [...]
Visual Studio 2010 – Snippet Support
Posted in .NET, Uncategorized, Visual Studio, Visual Studio 2010, tagged .NET, Snippets, Visual Studio 2010 on September 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This week I have been playing around with the Beta 1 of Visual Studio 2010 and one thing I have to say I like is the new Snippet Support. We’re all used to using it’s InteliSense support allowing us to only type <aso:Bu and then hit space if we wanted to add a .NET button [...]
