Nerdy Musings
- James H. Byrd
- Category: Nerdy Musings
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Learn how to put files on your Web site and protect them so that only certain users can access them.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Binary File Transfer, FileSystemObject, HTTP File Transfer, VBScript, Web File Download
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
Learn how to save time and prevent permission configuration problems when you move a SQL Server database from one computer to another.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: ALTER USER, Mapping Logins, Transact-SQL
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
To demonstrate bitwise concepts, this article shows you how to store an array of Boolean flags within a single numeric variable.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Bitwise Operations, COM Development, Visual Basic 6
- Filed Under: MS Visual Basic, Nerdy Musings, Windows Development
Learn how to pass custom event arguments between your user controls and the web pages that host them.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Event Arguments, Event Handlers, User Controls
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
Use SQL Paging to make your grids so fast that you'll wonder if you really clicked the mouse button.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: GridView Performance, Microsoft C#.NET, Microsoft SQL Server, Programming Example, ROW_NUMBER SQL Function, SQL Paging, Transact-SQL
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
Learn how to handle missing and invalid parameters in your Transact-SQL stored procedures.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Microsoft SQL Server, Programming Example, Stored Procedures, Transact-SQL
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
This article shows you how to send subscribe requests to AWeber directly from your ASP.NET application. This technique is useful when you already have the customer's name and email address and don't want a separate subscribe form.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: AWeber, Content-Transfer-Encoding, Microsoft C#.NET, Programming Example, Sending Email, X-Headers
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
If your application needs to support large file uploads, you can override the default maximum request length for a specific page or the entire site using the maxRequestLength configuration property.
- James H. Byrd
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
Getting an AWeber subscribe form to work in DotNetNuke requires a little ingenuity.
- James H. Byrd
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
How to keep uploaded photos and images under control when you can't assume the user has the knowledge or tools to manipulate them.
- James H. Byrd
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
Make your recipients and the spam cops happy by sending multi-part plain text and HTML email messages.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: For Review, Microsoft ADO.NET, Microsoft C#.NET, Multi-Part Email Messages, Sending Email, String to Stream
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
The next time you are designing a new application database or adding new tables to an existing database, take a few moments to think about how you can leverage the DRI features of SQL Server to make your development life a little easier.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Database Design, Foreign Key Constraints, Microsoft SQL Server, Relational Integrity, Transact-SQL
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
Use the ASP.NET configuration system to add complex configuration structures to Web.config.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Custom Configuration Sections, For Review, Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft C#.NET, Programming Example, Web Application Configuration, Web.config
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
A database design begins when you sit down with your customers and learn the business requirements for your application.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Business Considerations, Database Design, For Review
- Filed Under: Database Development, Design Principles, Nerdy Musings
Although VB's logical operators are conceptually quite simple, they can be the source of elusive bugs.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Bitwise Operations, Boolean Operators, COM Development, For Review, Visual Basic 6
- Filed Under: MS Visual Basic, Nerdy Musings, Windows Development
If you frequently work with ActiveX (COM) components, you'll appreciate knowing how to add DLL registration to your right-click menu in Windows Explorer.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: COM Development, For Review, Productivity, Visual Basic 6
- Filed Under: MS Visual Basic, Nerdy Musings, Windows Development
Give your visitors a simple mnemonic URL that takes them to a specific location on your site without creating IIS virtual directories.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: 404 Redirection, For Review, HTTP Module, URL Redirection
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
You'll love this tip if you are tired of navigating all over your hard drive to find your scripts from inside SQL Server Management Studio.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Microsoft SQL Server, Productivity
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
This article demonstrates a pattern for coding transactions using Transact-SQL in SQL Server stored procedures.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: Database Transactions, Microsoft SQL Server, Transact-SQL
- Filed Under: Database Development, Microsoft SQL Server, Nerdy Musings
Program an RSS feed for your Web site using C# and the .NET framework.
- James H. Byrd
- Tagged With: For Review, HTTP Handler, Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft ADO.NET, Microsoft C#.NET, Programming Example, RSS, XML
- Filed Under: Microsoft ASP.NET, Nerdy Musings, Web Development
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