Showing posts with label Ext. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ext. Show all posts

Friday, June 08, 2007

New update

There is a new update to some pages at my website. Now Ext is referenced as it should be , gziped. If you want to know how to do that and you are using .net 2.0 or above just navigate on the site and you will find the source for the gzip.ashx file

that gzips and caches (server-side) any javascript file.







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Monday, April 16, 2007

A wizard widget for Ext

This is a wizard widget for ext. It is a beta...so please send any bugs, suggestions

here or at my forum. The link is only here at my blog. I will make a post on the Ext forum probably tomorrow.So enjoy...

Click here to see it.





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Tuesday, April 10, 2007

A forum for my Website

My website is growing in samples and I thought it was about time it had its own forum instead of using the Ext forum.

Here is the forum url.The forum , as you will see was not made by me, and I have not tested all the functionality yet. So go there and leave you message.







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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

Query Analiser sample update

The query analiser sample at my website was updated to use OLeDBConnection and OleDbCommand classes to make it easier to use with any database.Now all you have to do its configure the wright connection string to your database (with the correct provider) and the analiser should work with no extra modification.
Update: The sample at my site is using SqlConnection again...the sample wasnt running with Oledb due to a perimision problem. If anyone needs the code for the Oledb version just leave a comment here.





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Monday, March 26, 2007

Code for my DataSet sample

This is another exclusive link you will only find here.

Here is the code that I use to return a Dataset

for this sample.

This sample shows what I consider the best way of using Ext Grid with .net.

Friday, March 23, 2007

Asp.net Validators ,Ajax and Ext

Here is a hint to call asp.net validators before performing an operation (probaly ajax) you can use the client-side script function Page_ClientValidate().This function is automatically included when you put validators in your page.

Sample usage:



if(!Page_ClientValidate()){

return;

}

//here is the operation to be performed;

/>



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