http://www.rbfigueira.net Sat, 03 Jul 2010 20:12:09 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en To exit the routine I dedicated my free time to the world of arts. Make oil and digital paintings. For many years that I am involved in the creation of beautiful musics, guitar stuff and digital sounds. I have create one place to share and talk about my art, music and ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=201 I have upload one of my last project. If you know me, to exit the routine I dedicated my free time to the world of arts. Pixelinked is a beautiful and flexible digital project gallery, used to linked only the best pixel images on the web, in one place. My ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=194 DataBinder.Eval method saves you from writing complex expressions, but using this method does impose a performance penalty on your code, because all the work it does is late-bound. If we want the fastest possible code, you can replace calls to DataBinder.Eval with explicit casts. For example: < %# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, “myField”,“{0:c}”) %> An equivalent ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=188 To exit the routine I dedicated my free time to the world of arts. Pixelinked is a beautiful and flexible digital project gallery, used to linked only the best pixel images on the web, in one place. My idea is to give you the started point for your inspiration, and ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=183 Bill Wagner has explored two related upcoming features in the C# language: named and optional parameters. These features were added to the language to support COM interoperability, specifically COM interoperability with Microsoft Office. For a variety of historical reasons, Office COM APIs have large numbers of parameters, several of which have ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=160 Paul Yao and David Durant have simultaneously write two Compact Framework books: one with all C# samples, the other with all VB samples. (The samples are going to be made available for download to registered users.) Note that this book is not updated to the latest version (.NET Compact Framework 3.5) ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=158 I have made several tests and in the end … again ... one more bug related with IE8. This time in the GridView control ! The GridView is not outputting the correct HTML in IE8 !! Example: Resulting output: Your Column NameYour Column Name 2Your Column Name3 Note ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=143 There are many different web browser companies competing for the attention of consumers all around the world. At present the most popular are Firefox, Chrome, Explorer, Safari and Opera and with more services like communication, banking and in particular entertainment (i.e. videos, music and online casino) shifting online, these web ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=135 I have lost 4 hours, trying to fix it. I have made several tests and in the end ... I suspected it was a bug! I searched in the web and ... voilá: "Internet Explorer 8 is a unique release in the history of Internet Explorer in more than one way, ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=130 If you want to know the type of the client browser, you will probably check the Request.Browser.Type property. However, you will notice that using the IE8, several times, is reported as IE7. [test.aspx] < % response.write(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT")) %> Using the IE8 browser, in both cases, I get these two different results: Local Machine (Localhost): "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows ... http://www.rbfigueira.net/?p=126