Desktop IE10 vs. Metro IE10 Demo
There will be some confusion around this, and Video is worth 10,000 words so here it is. IE10 comes in two (or more) flavors. Desktop IE10, and Metro IE10.
This quick screencast will show the differences …
There will be some confusion around this, and Video is worth 10,000 words so here it is. IE10 comes in two (or more) flavors. Desktop IE10, and Metro IE10.
This quick screencast will show the differences …
Betwext is an online service that is all about SMS texting. Text your customers, group text each friends or family or colleagues. And it has this little hidden gem of a service named “REMIND”. It does …. well …. exactly that. Reminds you. You send a text with a note to yourself, and the date and…
If you’ve been following my blog recently, you know I just switched from a mix of my old school home grown solution and the Microsoft ASP.NET welblogs to GraffitiCMS. One thing I started wondering was …. did I get all my traffic? This was pretty easy, because most of my old content is actually in…
Most Silverlight examples are about the User Interface. XAML here, and video there, pretty this, and shaded that. But this post today on SilverlightShow.net is different. They use the isolated storage of silverlight to act as a Client-Side cache for ASP.NET drop down lists. A great blog post, that is very well planned and executed….
I wanted to use the Data Attributes in asp.net MVC, for both a label, and a description. After finding out there isn’t a build in helper for Description, I searched and found an answer on StackOverflow. Using that starter knowledge, I (copy/paste/enhanced) this little helper … @Html.DisplayFor(m => m.PropertyName, cssClassName: “desc”, “tagName: “div”) The sample code…
Use the Windows Key + , to peek at the desktop. [WIN]=[,] This is handy for me, because as you’ll see in this video, i have a calendar on my desktop. The peek doesn’t change what program you’re in, it just let’s you see the desktop temporarily.
If you create a custom field in GraffitiCMS – can can use chalk to check if the field is turned on or not with the following chalk code snippet 1: #if($post.Custom("fieldNameCheckBox") == "on") 2: <div style="padding-top:10px;"> 3: Write something here when checkbox is clicked 4: </div> 5: #end