By Will Strohl on 5/28/2007
With the marketing giant, Microsoft, you cannot deny that Vista is the best operation system, ever. Right? Hmmm...
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By Will Strohl on 5/18/2007
I wanted to share an experience I just had with a major car repair chain. I have only boycotted 2 companies so far... Here goes number 3!
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By Will Strohl on 5/15/2007
I thought while I was jammin' out, listening to some Miles Davis that I should post an update...
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By Will Strohl on 5/6/2007
If you are looking at this post, you are probably already aware of the issues that Internet Explorer (read: EXPLODER) forces developers to deal with when using the HTML tag to do certain things. Most all of the dynamic menu systems use this tag, so Internet Explorer is placing a huge hurdle in front of us.
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By Will Strohl on 4/21/2007
Many of you often look for a free DotNetNuke skin to download and use for a specific purpose. It may be an uninportant site, a test site, etc.
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By Will Strohl on 4/18/2007
I came across a requirement where I needed to create a DataTable of times for a project. This table didn't need to take up any space on the database since it would never change. The times would need to be listed in 30 minute increments for each hour of the day. This would then get binded mostly by dropdown lists.
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By Will Strohl on 4/18/2007
From time to time we need to do something that the .Net framework doesn't immediately expose to us (without some finagling). In this instance, I wanted to override the attributes that the labels generated by the CheckBoxList webcontrol. However, I only wanted to modify this one instance of it.
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By Will Strohl on 4/16/2007
Here is an error that kind of irritates me only because Microsoft should have thought this one through. However, we find ourselves thinking or saying that more often then we'd like, huh?
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By Will Strohl on 4/15/2007
In helping a colleague learn how to create and upload DotNetNuke skins, I ran into an error that I was not used to. It was at first a bit frustrating until I stepped back and looked at it without rushing.
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By Will Strohl on 4/15/2007
I must say that I am thoroughly excited about the recent upgrades to DotNetNuke to bring us to version 4.05.00. There are a great many updates that address functionality and usability. Great job, Core Team!
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