We are very much in love with jQuery at the moment and have replaced many of the controls from the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit with jQuery equivalents. One of these is the ACT Tab Container. One thing that we need to do is persist the currently selected tab index across page postbacks.
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We have used FCKeditor (text editor) frequently in the past. We came up with a neat solution recently whilst working on the nopCommerce project to insert pre-defined message tokens into the message templates.
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After completely redesigning the default store front and administration portal for the next release of nopCommerce (due out very soon) we were also asked to lend a hand in the design of the nopCommerce logo.
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We recently experienced a problem whereby the ACT TabContainer did not maintain the ActiveTabIndex across postbacks caused by a number of different asp data presentation controls (GridView/FormView/DetailsView).
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A while ago we posted an article that explained how to create a custom class to wrap enumerations so that their members can be accessed using a standard ObjectDataSource control and binded to a control such as a DropDownList. This relied on creating a separate method for each enumeration. Here we have just one method for any enumeration.
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We were recently working on a site and found that the asp menu control was rendering a little strange in both Google Chrome and Apple Safari web browsers.
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There may be cases where you do not want to define a header for your ACT (Ajax Control Toolkit) Accordion panes. A common example of this, is if you wish to use the Accordion to show specific content based on a selection made elsewhere on your site. This article demonstrates how to change the Accordion control's selected index using JavaScript.
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There is already a DateDiff function you can use to calculate the number of days between two dates. A common requirement is to calculate the number of working days between two dates (Monday - Friday).
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This article looks at performing two tasks. The first is to create your own custom configuration class that will allow you to store application specific settings within web.config. The second is to encrypt sections within the configuration file.
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Users of Windows form applications will often be used to selecting a row in a grid of data by simply clicking any part of that row. This article demonstrates how you can replicate this behaviour with the asp.net GridView control.
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