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- Postcode geocoding in ASP.NET with live update by Bell End on Jun 24, 2009
I put up an example of postcode geocoding using the Google Local Search AJAX API and somebody asked if it was possible to populate an ASP.NET GridView with the data in real-time. So since I currently have some spare time, I thought I’d give it a go...
- Introducing… Dinowebs.net by Cheap Web Design on Jun 21, 2009
My site is called Dinowebs, http://www.dinowebs.net. The site covers all sorts of coding and web development subject matter. Please take a look.
- Intercepting a HTTP call to modify its behaviour by Bell End on May 30, 2009
Say you have some application that uses a HTTP call to get hold of some XML data. It could be a web service but might also be an ASHX generic handler, or any kind of server-side HTTP handling code. Say you want to change the behaviour of that code in...
- Adding trace to ASHX files by Bell End on May 3, 2009
This is almost certainly caused by me being an idiot, but I know there are other people out there who are idiots on occasion so I thought I’d post this. I’ve never used Trace.Write in ASP.NET before and the first place I needed to use it was in a...
- Error logging in ASP.NET using a HTTP module by Bell End on Mar 21, 2009
I wrote many moons ago about logging errors from an ASP.NET website but even then I knew there was a better way of doing it. The problem with that implementation was that it assumed the ASP.NET application was under my control. What happens if you wa...
- Building a YouTube Dialog by Web Developer 2.0 on Mar 11, 2009
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working with the YouTube API in order to build some new functionality into Ackura PressRoom. The aim was to build a dialog to browse or search videos from YouTube in order to select one for inclusion in a...
- Web Advent Day 19 - Cheatsheets by Web Developer 2.0 on Dec 19, 2008
I’m a big fan of cheatsheets, one of the main problems with working in web-development is that you are constantly switching between different languages and platforms. Inevitably I find that my mind goes blank at certain points when I’m
