Monthly Archives: January 2011

CSS box model disparities in different browsers (via Nikita Agrawal)

Download as pdf :  BaseStyleSheet One of the main causes for the many positional differences between layouts in various browsers, is due to the default style. Each browser applies its own styling to certain elements. This usually involves box model … Continue reading

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Event Receivers in Share Point (via Prashant Gaur)

Event Receivers in SharePoint One of the extremely powerful & exciting feature of SharePoint is the ability to create event receivers for any list type. An event receiver is a piece of managed code that is executed in response to … Continue reading

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Creating and Using C# Web Application over HTTPS – SSL (via Yogesh Blog)

Creating and Using C# Web Application over HTTPS – SSL TOC Introduction Description View Result Introduction Whenever we use Web Application, a common concern is security. As Messages are transferred in plain text over the network, anyone could intercept the … Continue reading

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PIVOTING in Oracle (via Abhishek Gupta)

TOC Pivoting in Oracle 10g / earlier versions Pivoting in Oracle 11g Pivoting in Oracle 10g / earlier versions Pivoting is used for changing rows into columns in a SQL Query (Crosstab). Suppose we have a table TEST_PIVOT with some data … Continue reading

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How Opera started the Browser Wars (via Akshaykaushik’s Blog)

War related words seem to be pretty scary guys! But these very words actually increase the excited questions like – what was the cause? Who started it? What happens there after? Or what was the result? So here are my … Continue reading

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When to use web storage and when to use jquery.data (via Abhishek Tyagi)

JavaScript Web Storage (DOM Storage) Web Storage also known as DOM Storage is a mechanism for client-side persistent data storage. There are two types of storage, Session Storage and Local Storage, exposed through the sessionStorage and localStorage global objects, respectively. Session Storage Session … Continue reading

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SharePoint (2010) – Amazon Elastic Cloud : Mutual Compatibility (via plugged-in :-))

Mutual Compatibility: SharePoint (2010) – Amazon Elastic Cloud For beginners let me start with a brief description of MS SharePoint, which is: Microsoft SharePoint is a Web technology based server that can be used to build portals, collaboration sites, and … Continue reading

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Content Deployement with Share Point 2010 (via Bhargava’s Blog)

Table of Content Introduction Procedure References Introduction I have recently gone through the prevailing requirement of updating public site contents, although this feature is provided by all content management systems. But with Share Point we can, not only, change the … Continue reading

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iRise Prototyping Tool (via iRise Prototyping Tool)

Table Of Content Introduction Description Conclusion Introduction iRise, a vastly growing wireframe tool that has very well stabilized its position among all the available prototyping tools in the market. With its diversified approach, in terms of functionality, it is gaining … Continue reading

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How to create GAC enabled Assembly (via kr2010)

Table of contents What are assemblies Types of Assemblies Difference between Local assembly and Global assembly Satellite Assembly, shared assembly, Private assembly Creating the GAC enabled assembly Creating sample for Including assembly from GAC  and used in other project Versioning … Continue reading

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