18 March 2009 - 1:30 AM / by Dominic Pettifer. 13 Comments for ASP.NET MVC and Clean SEO Friendly URLs.
Technical Article - I show you how to generate SEO friendly URLs in ASP.NET MVC using the actual title/name of the record or item (product/blog name etc.) instead of the ID. That way we can have nice looking URLs that look like /products/123/apple-ipod-nano-4gb instead of /products/detail/123. The trouble is by default, ASP.NET MVC Html helpers don’t always encode the URL properly. Also how do we deal with updating the title, and old broken links?
18 December 2006 - 1:00 PM / by Dominic Pettifer. 2 Comments for JavaScript/CSS and Custom Controls.
Technical Article - This guide will show you how to implement JavaScript code in your custom ASP.NET server controls, and implement them in such a way to decouple your custom control from the web application implementation. We’ll also look at CSS for your custom controls.
11 December 2006 - 11:43 PM / by Dominic Pettifer. 4 Comments for Get a<HEAD> with ASP.NET 2.0.
Technical Article - New in ASP.NET 2.0 is the ability to add runat="server" to the pages <head> tag. This lets you programmatically modify the head element and other elements inside it such as, Title, adding JavaScript code and style attributes, plus many more. Here I show how this is done.
Silverlight Usage Statistics from Google Analytics. (from the blog Add Silverlight Tracking to your Google Analytics )
@elijahmanor FYI the Accordian control in your latest Tech Tweets seems broken (9th March), ASP.NET and ASP.NET MVC entries missing
about 4 hours ago from EchofonRT: @mkristensen: Search for "recursion" on Google and see if you can spot the easter egg - Awesome!
about 17 hours ago from Echofon@shanselman Turn off hardware acceleration in Flash (right click on Flash area), or try updating your graphics card drivers
about 19 hours ago from EchofonBlogged: Dependency Injection in #aspnetmvc 2.0 – Part 3: Custom DataAnnotation ValidationAttributes http://bit.ly/adKiez
12:21 AM March 9th from EchofonMy greatest anti-achievement yet. I've managed to bring down an entire site by putting !exclamation! mark (C# NOT operator) in wrong place
9:48 AM March 8th from Echofon