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re: Adding a Confirm Javascript PopUp with a image to a ASP.NET GridView AND Update the database

lanthanh — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 10:07:05 GMT

how to show tooltip on the girdview, when use onmounover on the rows and it will close tooltip when use onmounout the row, thanks very much.

re: Adding a Confirm Javascript PopUp with a image to a ASP.NET GridView AND Update the database

Koxa — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 13:37:10 GMT

Just to make thing little simpler: you can convert CommandField into template column (click "Convert this field into TemplateField" link on first screenshot).

You'll see LinkButton in template, so we can add OnClientClick attribute directly to aspx file.

In this case we can get rid of code-behind.

P.s.: template fields acts little different from CommandField. E.g. button text will not be localized by default this way.

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re: Top 5 programming languages you should know in 2008

Prathap — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 04:55:42 GMT

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re: Top 5 programming languages you should know in 2008

Omar — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 20:41:06 GMT

J2EE is interesting. Its platform independent( which is good) and you can do almost anything with it(web, aplications, etc...) but my main problem with it is its a interpreted lanugage therefore it has some speed issues, it is definetyl not a speed demon. I think J2EE is great if your trying to develop a cross platform application but for the web there are better, faster and more useable langugaes then Java.

re: Top 5 programming languages you should know in 2008

Oneshot — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:54:16 GMT

As someone coming from a networking/UNIX and SAP background, I came across this site doing a search on what programming language I should learn to complement my existing skills. The languages you listed are for web apps but I'm wondering what your take on Java (J2EE) is?

re: Top 5 programming languages you should know in 2008

Omar — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 04:36:04 GMT

Thanks for the comment but I ranked Ruby on Rails as #5. The problem I have with RoR is that its still not a commercially "strong" programming language and it is still in its infancy. What I tried to do is list languages that are both usefull and commerciallly viable. You do make a excellent point though.

re: Top 5 programming languages you should know in 2008

SoftMind — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 03:27:13 GMT

Hi,

I think, you are missing a great point here. Youhave totally Ignored " Ruby and Python"

How can you neglect thme comparing with C#.

IronRuby and IronPython are the smart winners of 2008. C# 3.0 is now adopting major plus points of Ruby gradually.

With Ruby... You can work on .net via DLR, on Apache as well as gain great skill for Ruby on rails too.

This beats C# easily.

Thanks