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Required Field Validator for Checkbox in ASP.NET

Unlike other form fields, ASP.NET does not have a required field validator control for checkbox. You have to roll your own with a custom field validator. Quick and easy example straight from Microsoft: Checkbox Control Custom Validator Do not forget to put the validation function name in the OnServerValidate attribute. Validation Code Not that hard, [...]

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Modal Confirmation Dialog on Form Submit: Javascript, jQuery UI, and Thickbox Varieties

jQuery files updated June 23, 2010. Because Thickbox is no longer supported, I may have to drop its example to update the jQuery files in the future. If you liked this post, you might also like the jQuery.ajax and jQuery.post Form Submit Examples with PHP post. I wanted to make a nice modal dialog box [...]

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Test Drivin’ Safari 4

I gave Safari 4 a whirl on both Mac and PC. I like it. It brings much of the cool stuff from iTunes into the browser. Cover flow is fun and fresh in a browser. The Top Sites with the page previews is an upscale rip off of Chrome and, really, it’s a good feature [...]

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Google Analytics API Login Authentication with ColdFusion

You might also like the ColdFusion and Google Analytics: Getting Out What You Put In post. Updated 08-02-2009: Replaced this line: with this: My Hooking into Google Analytics with ColdFusion post received a suggestion from Raymond Camden that authentication and token acquisition could be done via cfhttp for access to Google Analytics information. So, here [...]

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Latest mag obsession “Practical Web Design” aka “.net”

I have to hand to the Brits; they are into web design and standardization like nobody’s business. Web design and development is a moving target. I have been to the expensive conferences and events. Loads of great and inspiring info. Problem is you need something that you can refer back to and use as a [...]

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