Richard McCutchen | December 23, 2011
Today we’re going to look at generating thumbnail images on the fly using Controllers, controller base, and when all is put together we have symmetrical thumbnails for our images. Let’s get started with the custom ActionResult. Richard McCutchenRichard has been a professional software developer for over 15 years now. In fact he was a geek [...]
Category: ASP.NET MVC 2, C# |
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Tags: ASP.NET MVC, C# 4.0
Richard McCutchen | November 4, 2011
Many times I have been asked how to use a Web Service is and how they word, and the difference between a Web Service and a web site. I guess before you can show someone how to create and consume a Web Service, Richard McCutchenRichard has been a professional software developer for over 15 years [...]
Category: Web Services |
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Tags: ASP.NET, C#, Web Services
Richard McCutchen | August 27, 2011
I know at some point you’re going to need to display an RSS feed from another site, and that’s where this posting from comes from. There are many ways one can parse and display the other sites feed. There’s the, Microsoft even included ways right in the Framework for parsing & eading an RSS feed. [...]
Category: ASP.NET MVC 2, XML |
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Tags: mvc, rss, xml
Richard McCutchen | August 2, 2011
Working with MVC (ether 2 or 3) there are numerous ways of dealing with exceptions, so I’m going to be writing a few entries to show good ways to handle these issues, and the these classes will inherit cases from ActionResults to ViewResults, allowing you to handle your exceptions (handled or unhandled) is a cleaner [...]
Category: ASP.NET MVC, C# |
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Richard McCutchen | July 25, 2011
I bet that more than once you’ve used the SelectList in MVC, I now I have. I’ve also seen some painful ways of creating said SelectList. How many of you have seen a SelectList created like this: Richard McCutchenRichard has been a professional software developer for over 15 years now. In fact he was a [...]
Category: ASP.NET MVC, C#, Extension Methods |
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