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Understanding the WebFormsMVPExtensions IModelInjectorFactory

The process that examines the model, looks for attributes, and uses the injector to inject in reference data is controlled by the IModelInjectorFactory interface. The default implementation, DefaultModelInjectorFactory, controls the injection process. I'm going to explain a little about what this...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Thu, Aug 12 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, WebFormsMvp
WebFormsMvpExtensions - Other Types of Model Injections

The other supported type of injection by the WebFormsMvpExtensions framework is model injection using a DI container, like Unity or Castle. Setting up this type of container is easy. In the appropriate WebFormsMvp third party project, an Injection namespace was added with an appropriate model injector...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Thu, Aug 12 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, WebFormsMvp
WebFormsMvpExtensions Framework: Intro to Dependency Injection

I was glad to see an open-source project using the MVP pattern for web forms on the OSS market. Either the MVP or MVC patterns is a good solution for ASP.NET because it doesn't rely on the page to utilize the logic; rather, we can separate the presentation logic versus the view logic/binding. I felt...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Wed, Aug 11 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, WebFormsMvp
Telerik RadScheduler Client-Side Capabilities Part 1: The Appointment

I've been working with the client-side API for the RadScheduler component, and there are a lot of great features added through support via web services. Most, not all of the functionality you can perform on the server is now available in the client, which is done using client-side JavaScript and...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Mon, Jul 19 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Telerik, JavaScript, Web
ASP.NET MVC JQuery Requests and "using Html.BeginForm()" issues

You may have already experienced this, and I know that I experienced it before, but I experienced it again and forgot about it, and so I figure it would be a good time to blog about it. (When I blog, I remember things better). If you happen to use the using syntax with Html.BeginForm as in the following...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Tue, Jun 15 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC
Is Your ASP.NET Development Server Not Working?

Since Visual Studio 2005 , Visual Studio comes with a development web server: the ASP.NET Development Server . I’ve been using this web server for simple test projects since than with Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 in Windows XP Professional on my work laptop and Windows XP Professional ,...

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Mon, Jun 14 2010
Filed under: Filed under: ASP.NET, Web, VisualStudio, Windows, WindowsVista, VisualStudio2008, Windows7, VisualStudio2010, TipsAndTricks, VisualStudio2005, CodeProject
C# – Consumir un XML o un RSS alojado en la web de manera sencilla

Este artículo es una copiar cruzada del artículo original publicado en mi blog: C# – Consumir un XML o un RSS alojado en la web de manera sencilla ------------------------------ Muchas veces necesitamos leer contenidos RSS o XML desde la web, y lo necesitamos de manera rápida...

Posted to ´ by Juan Carlos Ruiz Pacheco on Mon, Jun 14 2010
Filed under: Filed under: codigo, XML, Web, RSS, Dataset
Unit Testing ASP.NET MVC 2.0 With TypeMock

One of the selling points of ASP.NET MVC 2.0 was the ability to unit test your action methods. Even though Microsoft made MVC flexible by making it easier to unit test than web forms, it isn't always easy to implement without writing a lot of code to implement fakes for common services you use or...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Tue, May 25 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, TypeMock, MVC
How To Control Access to Specific Websites [Parental Controls]

Are your children always using Facebook? Or is your brother always using your computer?You will find here a way to control access to websites at certain times. We will do this in Windows 7 but you can do it in all Windows versions. This post will use...

Posted to Minty White by on Wed, May 12 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Windows Vista, Windows XP, Internet, Windows 7, Windows 7 Security, Windows XP Security, Windows Vista Security, Web, host
Detecting User Regional Settings In The Web Browser

Recently, a friend of mine asked me something like: “How do I get the user’s regional settings for a request to a web server?” As far as I know, web browser only send an Accept-Language HTTP header and nothing more. You can take this and use the default regional settings for that language but, if your...

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Sun, May 9 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, InternetExplorer, JavaScript, Internet, TipsAndTricks, CodeProject
Setting Up a Team Foundation Server 2010 Project

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE I recently installed TFS 2010 and began to setup my projects, so I decided to create this blog post. I’m not going to cover the installation aspect of TFS; rather, I’m going to assume that you successfully installed the base software; this blog...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Sat, May 1 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio
Rendering Inline using HTML.Action in MVC 2.0

Html.Action is a method method that injects a response from the server directly into the UI. For instance, a controller can have two action methods, then inject the response directly into the UI from the other controller. Take a look at the sample form below: <p> Main Action </p> <% Html...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Sun, Apr 25 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC, C#
Intro to Telerik MVC's DatePicker Control

The freely available ASP.NET MVC framework by Telerik has added a new DatePicker control that works similarly to the RadDatePicker control in its ASP.NET AJAX framework. Below is a sample of that control: <% Html.Telerik().DatePicker().Name("Picker") .ButtonTitle("Select Date"...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Sat, Apr 10 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Telerik, Web, MVC
Telerik Calendar Control Intro for ASP.NET MVC

The latest release of the open source Telerik ASP.NET MVC framework contains a new calendar control. This control functions similar to the ASP.NET AJAX calendar extender calendar, where it shows a month view, year view, and decade view, and responds to clicks on the client. Telerik can also specially...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Thu, Apr 8 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Telerik, Web, MVC
Defining Document Compatibility In Internet Explorer 8

The procedures to define document compatibility in Internet Explorer 8 are well documented here , but I’ve seem many developers and system administrators that are not aware of this. Although you can (and should) define the document compatibility your web pages were designed to, if you don’t, Internet...

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Sun, Apr 4 2010
Filed under: Filed under: SoftDev, Web, InternetExplorer, Internet, WebBrowserControl
Generated ID's from Model Binding

With the new various For methods in MVC (DisplayFor, TextBoxFor, etc.), these methods use a lambda to specify the fields to display/render. The following form below: <% Html.BeginForm(); %> <%= Html.ValidationSummary("The following errors have occurred:") %> <%= Html.Hidden("Story...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Fri, Apr 2 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC
Client-Side Validation Updates in MVC 2

Not only does MVC support server-side validation, client-side validation is a possibility too. Below is a sample form that sets up validation using client-side javascript. These client-side features are made available from the MicrosoftMvcValidation.js file. Take a look at the sample form with validation...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Mon, Mar 29 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC
Error with Client Validation

We are about to talk about client validation soon, but if you already know about it, read on; if not, wait until my next post and come back to this one :-). I'm writing this now because I just found it. If you use client validation, it's important to ensure you enable client validation before...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Fri, Mar 26 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC
Server Side Validation Updates in MVC 2

ASP.NET MVC 1 had features built in that allowed you to validate content on the server-side, by specifying the elements to listen to validations for. These features have been enhanced so that you can use a lambda to specify the field to validate. Below is an illustration of these new features. <%...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Fri, Mar 26 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC
Input Validation in MVC (1 and 2)

In ASP.NET web forms, anytime an element within the form post contains an HTML tag (such as a <div> or any other tag), the input that's posted back to the server is validated, and an exception thrown, if that post contains any HTML tags within it. This is request validation, and in web forms...

Posted to Brian Mains by bmains on Fri, Mar 19 2010
Filed under: Filed under: Web, MVC

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