Anyone out there using Dreamweaver (MX) instead of relying on VS as the IDE, at least for page layout development?
I often find the layout editor in VS lacking and am considering Dreamweaver (and any other suggestions you might have) as an alternative.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I am curious if there's any built-in tabstrip control such as the one in Microsoft's currently-unsupported web controls.
I've looked at Infragistics' tab control, but I am seeking input from the forum for other suggestions or comments on it.
Should I bother with the unsupported control from...
I'm using the mobile control "ObjectList" for displaying email messages. I'm forming an ArrayList containing objects having four attributes: to, from, subject, and body.
I'm binding the ObjectList to the ArrayList. This works, but the problem is the lines show up blank in the WAP browser...
Starting an ASP.NET project (in C#) and wanted to pose a few questions to those of you with experience of whipping-up solutions. There are a few key areas which are fairly unrelated, but which pose a slight hurdle in my initial thinking of how to put a project together...
1. From what I...
Starting an ASP.NET project (in C#) and wanted to pose a few questions to those of you with experience of whipping-up solutions. There are a few key areas which are fairly unrelated, but which pose a slight hurdle in my initial thinking of how to put a project together...
1. From what I...
In SQL Server 2000, I'm looking for input as to how to set up primary keys (PKs).
Is it safe to use the IDENTITY feature using AUTOINCREMENT as a setting for a PK, or is it best to generate my own and check for dups?
My concern is whether SQL Server at any point will taint the numbers used as...
I'm setting up an ASP.NET application using SQL Server 2000 which will be used by hundreds of clients. Among the tables in the database, each client should only have access to his own records.
Here's where I'm stuck...
Should I
1. Create a separate database for each client and duplicate...
I'm setting up an ASP.NET application using SQL Server 2000 which will be used by hundreds of clients. Among the tables in the database, each client should only have access to his own records.
Here's where I'm stuck...
Should I
1. Create a separate database for each client and duplicate...
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