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Simple JQuery Treeview

January 30th, 2009 fbis 2 comments

I’ve been trying to write my first JQuery plug in and went for a tree view because I need to display some nested data. Nothing complicated and more about trying to understand the JQuery plug in structure really. It’s pretty well commented so I won’t explain it :D

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My Latest Cms…

January 27th, 2009 fbis No comments

I am currently writing my third cms where I work.  It’s very much modern and the architecture is pretty snazzy.  I’ve not used much of asp.net default stuff, favouring my own slimline versions of their bloated packages like ajax, MVC, and the user account system.  I’ve pulled most stuff in from my old cms’ and extended it in a number of ways.

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Modern Development

January 27th, 2009 fbis No comments

This is a presentation I did for my current firm to try and explain modern development and how my new cms is going to work. Was well received but no action atm :( Won’t make much sense to anyone outside my office but posting it here so I don’t lose it :)

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Designers guide to web styling

January 27th, 2009 fbis No comments

This is a mini article I wrote to go along with my presentation on modern development.  I’ve tried to explain to our designers how they can help us by understanding why we sometimes have difficulty converting their photoshop files into websites.


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Assign user permission to entire database

January 27th, 2009 fbis No comments

Sometimes when you restore a SQL Server backup, the permissions are not carried across! Its a real pain to tick all those boxes so here is the dirty way I use to create a script to assign them.

The code below pulls out the tables and views from the database structure into a single column. Read more…

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Adding enum to a combo

January 27th, 2009 fbis No comments

In the propertyBrowser when an Enum is exposed you select from the enums descriptions (Like you do in the IDE). I needed to do this at runtime in a form. The user needs to select a value from an enum so I wanted to populate a combobox for easy selection. In this example we allow the user to select a variable type:-

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