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One of the gems at #cg09 was finding out about the cms.businesslogic.relations. Namespace and the ability to associate typed node Ids via an alias – it’s so much faster than having to compare properties. Essentially it’s a simple API that keys two IDs via a string alias with an optional description. To create a new RelationType simply add a row to the umbracoRelationType table (it’s asking for a custom tree in the developer section to add / edit these. That all parent Ids should be. INSERT INTO umbracoRe...
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ASP.NET MVC Label display name and validation messages | Mapping the territory
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Building castles in my mind. ASPNET MVC Label display name and validation messages. ASPNET MVC Label display name and validation messages. August 20, 2013. This is an aide-memoire for how ASP.NET MVC will output label and error messages and what “settings” will override which ones. Public class LoginModel { [Required] public string UserName. Get; set; } [Required] [DataType(DataType.Password)] public string Password. Get; set; } public bool RememberMe. Get; set; } }. Use the overloaded version of Html...
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Delegates | Mapping the territory
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Building castles in my mind. September 19, 2014. When learning about a new technique/tool, I think is it is important to ask the following questions:. Why ie. what problem does this technique I’m trying to learn about solve? What i.e. what are the concepts/ideas behind the technique? How ie. what are the mechanics involved using the technique? When i.e. when is it appropriate to use the technique? Hence, I will begin with item 2 i.e. the What. The C# 3.0: Master the fundamentals of C# 3.0. If you’v...
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Building castles in my mind. While every effort has been made to provide the information on this blog as accurately as possible, I take absolutely no reponsibility for any damage the information contained herein may cause. The code snippets are provided in the hope that it helps someone get to grips with the various technologies but you should use them at your own risk. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Building castles in my mind. View all posts by DavidS. The mechanics of delegates. November 23, 2014. In the first part of this series, I tried to explain what delegates are in the .NET context. Now, as promised, I’m going to explain the mechanics of delegates in particular: Declaration of a delegate type Providing an implementation compatible …. Read more ›. Posted in .NET. September 19, 2014. What i.e. what are the concepts/ideas behind the technique? Read more ›. Posted in .NET. September 19, 2014.
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Delegates and Events series | Mapping the territory
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Building castles in my mind. Delegates and Events series. Delegates and Events series. September 19, 2014. For a very long time, I have been what JP Boodhoo. Hence, this is my attempt to document my understanding on the matter and here are the links to the various posts:. The mechanics of delegates. 8249; ASP.NET MVC Deep Dive – Routing. Tagged with: .NET. Posted in .NET. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Building castles in my mind. Getting to grips with EasyNetQ – Part 3 – Request Response. August 16, 2013. This post is about fleshing out the Request Response. Got response: {0}", response.Text) ;. Console.ReadKey(); } } } } }. The code highlighted in blue is the interesting part because it again assumes that there is some response code listening in to the incoming requests. Upon running this code, this is what happens:. If you look at the names of the queues created, you’ll notice that they are na...
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ASP.NET MVC Deep Dive – Routing | Mapping the territory
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Building castles in my mind. ASPNET MVC Deep Dive – Routing. ASPNET MVC Deep Dive – Routing. September 20, 2013. Oftentimes as developers we use frameworks without really knowing how hte magic happens because we are so focussed on delivery and lean upon the frameworks. So for instance, have you ever wondered how the following are achieved:. How do images, stylesheets and javascript files (resources in .NET parlance) get served? How does the framework “know” how to return a Http 404. Routing in ASP.NET.
