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Author: Hadi Eskandari
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The Persian Calendar is used in most countries where Persian is spoken, although some regions use different month names. The Persian calendar is the official calendar of Iran and Afghanistan, and is one of the alternative calendars in regions such as Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. The Persian calendar is based on a solar year and is approximately 365 days long. A year cycles through four seasons, and a new year begins when the sun appears to cross the equator from the southern hemisphere to the nort...
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Author: Ertan Tike
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Before writing this control, I was in need of a day view control that just looks like that in Outlook. I have found some commercial toolkits but none of them meets my requirements. Some of those want that all appointments be given before showing the control, some of those are not open source, etc. So I wrote this control in a "hurry development", and I think other people can use it. Pay back time for using the CodeProject :)
What we have?
* You can create your appointment class to hold...
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Author: Patrik Bohman
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I decided to write this control because I needed a month calendar that's much more customizable and flexible than the standard Visual Studio Calendar, in one of my projects. My primary focus was the ability to add information (color, text, image etc.) to each day, and for this to work reasonably well, it must also be resizable. This is my second article for CodeProject, and it shares some of the implementation techniques of the previous article, so if you want some detail on the implementation o...
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Author: TechBearSeattle
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The same old story: I needed a datetime picker that could display a blank value, and I did not want to have to train my users that a grayed-out date with no check in the box really means there is no date. After looking through the many controls here at Code Project, I got a bit dismayed. I made my own stab at it using VB and Visual Studio 2008, and I got something I liked without having to do a lot of work....
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Author: milkplus
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Termie opens a serial port and logs data received to a window. It is useful for embedded software development. It can also send data so it is actually a RS232 terminal with a chat-like interface. Termie is an open source clone of Termite from ITB CompuPhase. What I liked about Termite is that it is simple and fast. Hyperterminal is clunky. I wanted something similar to Termite that was open source. Writing it in C# turned out to be easy; a weekend project. Once done, I can add new features as ne...
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Author: Copper
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ColorBar is a gradient colored progress bar control, written in VB.NET. It was created to add interest to the progress bars in my application. In your project, add a reference to ColorBar.dll. You may also add the control to the VS toolbox. Now you can drag n' drop it on your form or instantiate it from within your code (this is what the sample application does). The control is used similar to a regular progress bar control. Set the Minimum and Maximum properties accordingly; then increment the ...
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Author: Mehfuz Hossain
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There are plenty of JavaScript color picker controls available out there, but none them are easy to distribute and fully designer supported. Moreover, integrating a JavaScript color picker to an ASP.NET app is a really awful experience. For this reason, I really felt a need for a color picker control in my toolbox that is easy to use but yet powerful. My idea of a color picker was to give the user a bundled control which he/she can easily drag and drop from the toolbox without writing a single l...
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Author: vbar
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Maybe you already found out that the .Net CheckedListBox doesn't provide any data binding, though it seems to be eligible in cases where you have a many-to-many data relation with a relation table, e.g. a product can be part of multiple categories and each category can contain multiple products. So the task was to make the CheckedListBox bindable again....
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Author: Keith Brown
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Authorization Manager in Windows Server 2003 represents a significant improvement in the administration of role-based security, making it more scalable, flexible, and easier to implement. Using Authorization Manager, you can define roles and the tasks those roles can perform. You can nest roles to inherit characteristics from other roles, and you can define application groups. In addition, Authorization Manager lets you use scripts to modify permissions dynamically, and it allows you to wrap you...
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Author: chamindu
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Recently I had to work on a project that used VSTS unit tests and we needed to integrate the tests into our continuous integration process. We were using cruise control.NET. After doing a lot of research on the web I decided to write this small article since there is little information on the subject. This article assumes that you have already created a working continuous integration environment with CCNET for your VS 2008 project. You can use the command line test runner tool “MSTest.exe” to ru...
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Author: Fritz Onion
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The release of ASP.NET 2.0 introduces an alternate way to specify renderings of controls through a technology called control adapters. If you have heard of control adapters at all, it is probably in the context of providing alternate renderings of controls for mobile devices. They actually serve a more general purpose of providing a way of completely changing the rendering of a control based on the browser type of the client, which turns out to be useful in a number of situations.
Mobile devi...
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Author: wxv
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Web pages and ASP.NET are a wonderful tools, but as the old proverb goes, "if all you have is a hammer, everything seems like a nail". ASP.NET is a web technology, all of which exists to serve up resources to Web Browsers which request them. Thats great, and it works for the vast majority of things currently on the internet. In fact, when people think of the internet, they mostly associate it with the ubiqitous world wide web model or its HTTP protocol. But what if we want more...what if instead...
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