FreeTextBox 3.1.1 without aspnet_client directory
I have already blogged about how to get FreeTextBox 3.0.x working without an aspnet_client subfolder with its hundreds of files. FreeTextBox has seen several revisions since that post, and amazingly…
Gaining total control of URL rewriting for ASP.NET/IIS (or mono)
More often lately I have wanted to handle "nice" URLs in my web application by forwarding those requests on to their actual URLs. ASP.NET offers HttpContext.RewritePath that you can use…
Microsoft 2005 Launch events in Orem and SLC areas
The local .NET User’s Group here in Utah County (UCNUG) and Microsoft are hosting/sponsoring three upcoming events. I’ll be hosting/volunteering at both of them myself. Here’s a little piece for…
Generics and nullables in NHibernate
This is one of the more frequently requested features for NHibernate. Rightly so, for those who are using .NET 2.0. Once you havegenerics and nullable types, it is hard to…
one-to-one mapping bug in NHibernate
I just filed a bug with one-to-one mapping using foreign keys with NHibernate that at least affects version 0.9.1 through 1.0.0. If you like one-to-one mappings, please visit the bug,…
Enabling log4net in .NET 2.0
I am just getting into using log4net, and for the most part I like what I see. It works with .NET 2.0, but it has a couple of gotchas that…
Not a fan of scripting languages
Let me first be clear, that I am not a fan of scriptinglanguages. They certainly have their place, but I would neverwrite an entire application with one. I wouldn’t even…
Community Server is now running
I have been using Blogger to manage my several blogs up to now. It is really a great engine, but I find I want a little more control and flexibility,…
How I got FreeTextBox 3.0 working without aspnet_client
. FreeTextBox is a (free) rich text editor control for ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0. It is pure JavaScript, supports Mozilla, IE, and other popular browsers, and works great (almost). You…
Someone responded to my recent post…
Someone responded to my recent post, and made some good, and some poor comments. This is in response. "Uhh… install it and choose KDE as the default session the next…