Category Archives: ASP.Net

Asp.Net MVC3 Razor and RESX Localisations/Localizations

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Dann

I was just applying for a small two week contract that was based on Localisation. This is the work I did to give myself a quick refresh. It reminded me on how well Asp.Net MVC3 works with RESX localisations. As … Continue reading →

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Using Common.Logging with Glimpse and ASP.Net MVC

Posted on April 21, 2011 by admin

Glimpse is an amazing tool (that comes available with Nuget in Visual Studio 2010 [included in the Tools Update]) that can hook into the System.Diagnostic.Trace (ewww) to display error messages on your client side browser. Like so: I don’t want … Continue reading →

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AWStats on IIS7 (in less steps than the closest cup of coffee. Well almost. )

Posted on March 14, 2011 by admin

So, you want AWStats on IIS7?  This doesn’t require a restart of IIS, so it can be done in place with no issues. For IIS6, you will need to look elsewhere sorry. I’m also sorry you still have to deal … Continue reading →

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Converting MVC 2 RC to MVC 2 RTM

Posted on March 30, 2010 by Dann

Ok, this is more of a hack than a true conversion, but I haven’t noticed the difference… yet. Remember to back up what you’re not willing to lose! Remove your MVC project from your solution. Don’t delete, just remove. Then … Continue reading →

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Godaddy Hosting – Medium Trust vs Inversion of Control

Posted on December 21, 2009 by Dann

Whatever I think of Godaddy, they haven’t caused me too much pain yet, just minor inconvenience. This time it’s my precious StructureMap. StructureMap, I like it and alot of people do, but it just won’t work under Medium Trust! So … Continue reading →

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NHibernate, IoC and removing that damn Log4Net dependency

Posted on December 13, 2009 by Dann

Ok, so Log4Net is not that bad. It is a very good logging system, etc… So how do you perform IoC with the NHibernate logger? Well, you can’t. Unless you are ready to HACK CODE. That’s the brilliant thing about … Continue reading →

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