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We don’t want that every site we’re registering to will have our real email. Place a comment on forum, watch members-only messages etc. require full registration to the relevant site, passing all the exhausting steps to create account. Except the long procedure, that site wants our email (for confirmation and spam us with the offers), maybe they’ll display it on their site and other spammers will get it and we’ll have to fight annoying emails every day. really don’t want it, right? This is where...
Visual Studio .NET Tips & Tricks is a very useful e-book you can download for free. Justifying its reputation, it contains a lot of useful tips and tricks about advanced using the IDE which makes coding much more comfortable and effective. I think that even experienced Visual Studio user will find it useful. Please note: even though it’s refers to the Visual Studio versions before the VS2008 it is still helpful as the most is the same across all the versions. As I mentioned before, it's for...
When working on a large project with a lot of test methods, that each one of them might be under the responsibility of another developer, finding your own unit test methods in the endless list is just like finding a needle in a haystack. This can be easily become much simple. When creating unit test for a process, Visual Studio generates unit test method decorated with the TestMethodAttribute. Now, to “own” the unit test, just add new attribute named “ OwnerAttribute ” which specify the person responsible...
Debugging javascript over running website should not be a problem, as long as you're equipped with Firebug plug-in for Firefox. Just find the relevant script peace of code and insert new breakpoint. What if you don't have Firebug installed, or you need to debug the script specifically over Internet Explorer for some reason (e.g. no javascript error on FF, only with IE)? Nice trick is to use the " Web Development Helper " IE plug-in to achieve this. Just open its Script Console window...
Every web developer using Firefox might have Firebug plug-in installed. For the ones who uses Internet Explorer during the development there is similar tool that you probably already know, the "IE Developer Toolbar". It's very nice one but it is lacking a bit compared to Firebug. This post will talk about the " Web Development Helper " which is a complementary tool for IE web developers, developed by Nikhil Kothari . This tool introduce few helpful features, here is some of...
There is a bug with IE (6/7) that when you try to draw a table to splice few images together there is some space between rows, that doesn’t clear even when you set the table cellpadding, cellspacing or even the border with “0” value. Something like this: < table cellspacing ="0" cellpadding ="0" border ="0" > < tr > < td > < img src ="first.gif" > </ td > </ tr > < tr > < td > < img src ="second.gif"...