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tim
Wrote: Saved my hide as well. Thanks doc.
On: 03/01/2012
About:String.Format and Input string was not in a correct format Error
Antonio
Wrote: Thanks, that's was a lifesaver :)
On: 02/01/2012
Ron
Wrote: Yes, there should be a note in the installation docs or readme.txt about IIS6. Thank you!
On: 21/12/2011
About:Nuget server on IIS6 returns 404 when downloading package after upgrade
Tim
Wrote: Good spot Werner thanks, I don't tend to use the SProc. I've updated the code
On: 12/12/2011
About:Search every table and field in a SQL Server Database Updated
Wrote: Thanks Graeme, I'll update the post with your comment. I've also started using the VS Power Commands extension recently which has this built in (and you can map to it too).
About:Collapse all Solution Explorer items in Visual Studio 2010
Wrote: @Michael - possibly, it was a while ago that I wrote this and things have moved on a fair bit. We did look at PayPal, but their fees basically made it a crippling option. I’ll try and write a follow-up article as the various offerings have changed a lot.
About:Recurring payment provider options for a UK start-up
Michael
Wrote: Thanks for the analysis. I've been going through much of the same pain researching a payments solution for our startup. CheddarGetter seems to support Paypal Standard and Pro these days, so perhaps your evaluation that you need a merchant account is no longer true. Michael
On: 09/12/2011
Graeme McDonald
Wrote: Great stuff, one trap I found is that if the module name in the code (eg Public Module CollapseAll) is different to the module name in the Project Explorer (eg Module1), then you won't be able to find the macro at step 5
Werner
Wrote: And just to tidy it up a bit you might want to move the 'DROP TABLE #Results' to just before the final 'END' statement on the SProc version. Otherwise the SProc will never delete the temp table when run.
On: 07/12/2011
Bill Morita
Wrote: Worked fine until applying SP1 for VS. Now gives an error: "Operation could not be completed. The parameter is incorrect." An update would be much appreciated Thanks
On: 29/11/2011
David Conlisk
Wrote: What an idiot - need to get my glasses fixed! Feel free to remove both comments, hehe - thanks!
On: 15/11/2011
About:Fix Visual Studio’s crappy HTML formatting and automatic addition of id when pasting
Wrote: Nice one Tim - very useful! I set this up a while back (after you posted it) and suddenly the problem was biting me once again today. In your last point, I'd recommend unchecking the "Auto ID elements on paste in Source view" as well. This will stop the same thing happening when pasting between master templates in .NET for example. Cheers! David
Chris
Wrote: A little heads up Tim; both the "should be" snippets are identical to the "before" versions ;-)
On: 28/10/2011
About:Umbraco developers - remember to disable the umbDebug settings when you go live
Evandro Junqueira Ramos
Wrote: Nice Post! Very useful information! Thank you very much!
On: 20/10/2011
About:Complete Lifecycle of an ASP.Net page and controls
najlepší
Wrote: Excellent posting. I prefer the tactic that you begin out then end people's feelings. Many thanks in this particular tips. Make enjoy a person's give good results, keep publishing
On: 03/10/2011
About:Some great software I use
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Wrote: hi, thank u for posting this but this deleted all my database diagrams please help me with this. i want to clean tables and also keep my database diagrams.thanks
On: 21/09/2011
About:SQL Server Delete all data
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On: 15/09/2011
About:Mazda –pranksters or...?
Brandon
Wrote: Amazingly helpful...I only wish I had checked the IIS logs sooner. Thanks for the great post!
On: 13/09/2011
Matthew Bliss
Wrote: Thanks Tim, I've just used this info to hide some of the member settings, which is perfect for a current project. Might be worth adding that the site needs to be restarted in IIS before the change takes effect. I look forward to hearing more about your package Simon. Thanks, Matt
On: 07/09/2011
About:How to hide a tree node in uCommerce or Umbraco
Simon Dingley
Wrote: If I can just find the time to finish it off I will release the latest version of my AppTree Manager that provides a UI for managing all of this sort of stuff so would be as simple as unchecking the box for the tree and saving without having to touch the database. Watch this space -> http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/app-manager
On: 31/08/2011