Comments for .Net and Some (may be MORE) Random Thoughts http://blog.budigelli.com Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:57:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Similar to Google AdSense by Joint88 http://blog.budigelli.com/random/similar-to-google-adsense/#comment-62 Joint88 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:34:08 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/index.php/2007/06/21/similar-to-google-adsense/#comment-62 Adsense is my main source of income when making money online. nothing beats adsense when it comes to making money online. Adsense is my main source of income when making money online. nothing beats adsense when it comes to making money online.

]]> Comment on Linq to SQL Database Connection String Issue by SQL Tutorials http://blog.budigelli.com/net/linq-to-sql-database-connection-string-issue/#comment-59 SQL Tutorials Fri, 01 May 2009 03:01:47 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/?p=36#comment-59 Does anyone know if there is another language or set of commands beside SQL for talking with databases? I'm working on a project and am doing some research thanks Does anyone know if there is another language or set of commands beside SQL for talking with databases?

I’m working on a project and am doing some research thanks

]]> Comment on Hosting ASP.NET MVC applications by Carl S http://blog.budigelli.com/net/hosting-aspnet-mvc-applications/#comment-58 Carl S Mon, 06 Apr 2009 03:01:28 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/?p=34#comment-58 I hope that I can share a bit about my experience in selecting an asp.net mvc host for my site. There are several minimum requirements that I need: The host must be able to host my asp.net mvc site in both IIS6 and IIS7 (I am a developer and I am running a test on both system) The hosting price is reasonable Support is responsive Great, feature-rich control panel which allows me to do almost everything instantly I was researching several alternatives and I narrow down my choice into ASPHostCentral (http://www.asphostcentral.com). I contacted them and asked several features about ASP.NET MVC. Their support is very responsive and they look very knowledgeable and professional to me. The good thing is that they support asp.net mvc on both IIS6 and IIS7 and this exactly matched my top requirements. I then registered for a plan which costs me $4.99/month. I was then given a control panel access and I am truly impressed with the things that I can do on their control panel. I found more than 60 ready, free applications that I can instantly install. Amazing! My ASP.NET MVC site is up instantly and everything looks incredibly good . The server and site performance are excellent. Well, with just $4.99/month, this host is truly a recommended one. I certainly would noy mind to refer my business partners to them in the future! I hope that I can share a bit about my experience in selecting an asp.net mvc host for my site. There are several minimum requirements that I need:

The host must be able to host my asp.net mvc site in both IIS6 and IIS7 (I am a developer and I am running a test on both system)
The hosting price is reasonable
Support is responsive
Great, feature-rich control panel which allows me to do almost everything instantly
I was researching several alternatives and I narrow down my choice into ASPHostCentral (http://www.asphostcentral.com). I contacted them and asked several features about ASP.NET MVC. Their support is very responsive and they look very knowledgeable and professional to me. The good thing is that they support asp.net mvc on both IIS6 and IIS7 and this exactly matched my top requirements. I then registered for a plan which costs me $4.99/month. I was then given a control panel access and I am truly impressed with the things that I can do on their control panel. I found more than 60 ready, free applications that I can instantly install. Amazing!

My ASP.NET MVC site is up instantly and everything looks incredibly good . The server and site performance are excellent. Well, with just $4.99/month, this host is truly a recommended one. I certainly would noy mind to refer my business partners to them in the future!

]]> Comment on Changing Page Title and Meta Tags with Master Pages by budigelli http://blog.budigelli.com/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-54 budigelli Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:16:42 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/index.php/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-54 @pedram, Sorry for the very late response. But i am not sure how you would do this in PHP. I know some php with Zend framework. If you are using master pages, then in your master page file (.tpl), your would change your title and meta tags to somehing like this <blockquote><title><?php echo $this->title; ?></title></blockquote> and in your controller (since Zend is MVC and your controller sets the data for your view), you do something like <blockquote>$view->title = "The best title";</blockquote> Good luck @pedram,
Sorry for the very late response. But i am not sure how you would do this in PHP.

I know some php with Zend framework. If you are using master pages, then in your master page file (.tpl), your would change your title and meta tags to somehing like this

<title><?php echo $this->title; ?></title>

and in your controller (since Zend is MVC and your controller sets the data for your view), you do something like

$view->title = “The best title”;

Good luck

]]> Comment on Linq to SQL Database Connection String Issue by budigelli http://blog.budigelli.com/net/linq-to-sql-database-connection-string-issue/#comment-53 budigelli Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:12:12 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/?p=36#comment-53 In your DataContext Designer (Linq-To-SQL Designer page), click on any white space and go to properties. At the bottom you should see the connection string related settings. Expand and clean them up. Now, your setting are read from your partial class and not from your appsettings. But, keep in mind, everytime you modify (update your designer with another entity addition), you will have to clean this property! Hope it helps. Budigelli In your DataContext Designer (Linq-To-SQL Designer page), click on any white space and go to properties. At the bottom you should see the connection string related settings. Expand and clean them up.

Now, your setting are read from your partial class and not from your appsettings.

But, keep in mind, everytime you modify (update your designer with another entity addition), you will have to clean this property!

Hope it helps.
Budigelli

]]> Comment on Linq to SQL Database Connection String Issue by Todd http://blog.budigelli.com/net/linq-to-sql-database-connection-string-issue/#comment-52 Todd Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:42:52 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/?p=36#comment-52 has there been any new developments on this? How do you tell the DataContext to not read from "appsettings"?? Thank you for your time. has there been any new developments on this? How do you tell the DataContext to not read from “appsettings”?? Thank you for your time.

]]> Comment on Changing Page Title and Meta Tags with Master Pages by pedram http://blog.budigelli.com/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-50 pedram Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:20:35 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/index.php/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-50 Dear sir could we do this with PHP ??? Dear sir could we do this with PHP
???

]]> Comment on ASP.NET MVC, JQuery, and SuperFlyDOM by SuperFlyDOM a JQuery Plugin with ASP.NET MVC - .NET from a Developer http://blog.budigelli.com/net/ajax/aspnet-mvc-jquery-and-superflydom-for-user-interface/#comment-25 SuperFlyDOM a JQuery Plugin with ASP.NET MVC - .NET from a Developer Fri, 08 Aug 2008 14:40:24 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/?p=45#comment-25 [...] i have used in DealFlakes.Com, Online Deal Aggregator. Good Luck...Please find the updated entry at http://blog.budigelli.com/net/ajax/aspnet-mvc-jquery-and-superflydom-for-user-interface/ thanks,  Filed under: AJAX, [...] [...] i have used in DealFlakes.Com, Online Deal Aggregator. Good Luck…Please find the updated entry at http://blog.budigelli.com/net/ajax/aspnet-mvc-jquery-and-superflydom-for-user-interface/ thanks,&nbsp; Filed under: AJAX, [...]

]]> Comment on Changing Page Title and Meta Tags with Master Pages by budigelli http://blog.budigelli.com/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-24 budigelli Fri, 01 Aug 2008 14:39:31 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/index.php/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-24 @Jason, In your content page's Onload simply set the value to what ever you want the title to be. base.Master.Page.Header.Title = “website name | Second hand boat”; That should work. @Jason,
In your content page’s Onload simply set the value to what ever you want the title to be.

base.Master.Page.Header.Title = “website name | Second hand boat”;

That should work.

]]> Comment on Changing Page Title and Meta Tags with Master Pages by jason http://blog.budigelli.com/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-23 jason Fri, 01 Aug 2008 04:57:48 +0000 http://blog.budigelli.com/index.php/net/aspnet-20/changing-page-title-and-meta-tags-with-master-pages/#comment-23 Hi there, I am having a problem with my "content page title" in my header template I have mysitename. However I do not know how to get it to also show the content page title aswel (example if i was searching my site for a second hand boat, I would like it to come up in the title tag as "website name | Second hand boat"). Hope you understand what I am on about cos im well confused with it all :) Jason Hi there,
I am having a problem with my “content page title” in my header template I have mysitename. However I do not know how to get it to also show the content page title aswel (example if i was searching my site for a second hand boat, I would like it to come up in the title tag as “website name | Second hand boat”).

Hope you understand what I am on about cos im well confused with it all :)

Jason

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