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  • comment count tip

    I've been working with the new chicago template on my blog and found a workaround for something that was bugging me. In the footer where I display article information such as article rss feed, last updated date and comment count, my template originally looked like this[rss logo]  | updated:  $_article_edited  | ...
    Posted to Vine Type (Forum) by carlcamera on January 3, 2008
  • Stealth Pages in Vine Type

    I realized today that I posted something about Vine Type that is contrary to the product's documentation. I wrote that my home page section didn't have an article associated to it. That is true -- it does not.  But Vine Type, as we all know, doesn't generate sections unless there is at least one article associated to it. I ...
    Posted to Vine Type (Forum) by carlcamera on November 29, 2007
  • How to prevent default button from firing

    In my previous Tips and Tricks blog entry I talked about a workaround for ASP.NET not submitting when the Enter key is pressed on the keyboard. Now in this blog entry lets talk about how to prevent the button from submitting the form when you press ENTER key on the keyboard. Its very simple.. we need to capture the keycode from ...
    Posted to .NET Student Blog (Weblog) by kreddi on June 26, 2005
  • Pressing Enter key does not submit asp.net form

    This is one of the first problem I encountered after I started working in ASP.NET. The webform does not submit or postback when I click “Enter” key on the keyboard when there is only one textbox on the form. I heard this as a bug in IE. It seem to work as it is supposed to be in FireFox. So, the workaround for this is to add another ...
    Posted to .NET Student Blog (Weblog) by kreddi on June 26, 2005
  • How to Prefill password into TextBox web control

    This is one of the commonly asked question I have seen recently on ASP.NET forums. Logically speaking you shouldnt try to prefill a password textbox field for security reasons. But, if the application size and scope warrant a cheap trick to prefill password field, then keep reading.... Lets say you have a password “pwd“, which you ...
    Posted to .NET Student Blog (Weblog) by kreddi on June 26, 2005