Console.log() is a great way to see what your javascript and jquery variables have in them. Debugging made easier. Just add it to the javascript/jquery on the page you want to debug and them check the console in Firebug to see the output. It has been around for a while, but sometimes you just don’t [...]
Creating a linked server in SQL Server 2008 is a great way to run CRUD statements against a completely different remote server. This method relies on Windows Authentication. This is only one way to do it. There are others. And, if you are going to run SQL statements against a linked server from a web [...]
Attempting to track authenticated users within the site, I added a custom variable to my Google Analytics tracking. It went something like this: I placed this right after my Google Analytics tracking code in the head section of the page. Like so: Seemed like the logical place based on other Google Analytics code I have [...]
Recently, when reviewing my error logs for SQL Server 2008, I ran into this error for a scheduled job: SQL Server Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, = or when the subquery is used as an expression. The scheduled job was updating a column bit [...]
Requests for simple data like clicks and impressions from the Google Adwords API can be made via SOAP requests. For more complex data and calculations, the client libraries are more aptly suited. This example does not use the sandbox. Calls to it will counts against the Adwords units. It also uses the latest version of [...]
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