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Will Strohl |
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4/11/2007 |
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Listen to me and label every single thing I say as a 'fact'. You do it for the news networks, why not me??? These are my views on current events, family, news, government, technology, internet, programming, and whatever else pops into my head. |
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Using JavaScript to change the image on a page |
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By Will Strohl on
9/17/2007
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I recently had a project where the home page for a web site called for an image that loaded randomly each time the page is loaded. For example, the first time you viewed the home page, you might be looking at monkeys, the next time a llama, and so on.
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A Few Quick and Common SQL Server Programming Tips |
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By Will Strohl on
8/27/2007
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There are great many things that we realize we take for granted when hand-coding database updates. For instance, in the SQL Server Management Studio (or Enterprise Manager), we often right-click something and then let a wizard walk us through some steps and... POOF! Your database is updated!
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HOW TO: Kill Processes (Sessions) on SQL Server Using T-SQL |
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By Will Strohl on
8/22/2007
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If you are anything like me, you always want to find the most efficient way to do something. For instance, you cannot restore a database without first stopping all of the processes that are currently running under the database. Here is where a neat little snippet might be useful to you!
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HOW TO: Select/Deselect All Checkboxes |
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By Will Strohl on
8/15/2007
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Invariably, at some point you will have a control that needs to display a list of options as a checkbox list. In order for our application to be user-friendly, we will need to provide the ability for the end-user to Select All checkboxes with a single click, as well as uncheck all checkboxes. With a bit of client-side code, this is easily achieved.
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Bourne Ultimatum Theory (Update) |
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By Will Strohl on
8/13/2007
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Well, some time ago I posted my theory about the plot line of the final Bourne movie. It seems that I was almost right. :) I just saw this wrap-up of the Bourne Trilogy this weekend. I will not review it because I do not have time, but here are my thoughts about my original theory.
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HOW TO: Return the Database Name from a Connection String |
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By Will Strohl on
8/13/2007
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Have you ever worked with an application that had many different connection strings and databases? It is sometimes necessary to grab some information from those connection strings. I have run into such a situation recently. Here is how to grab the database name from the connection string.
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DotNetNuke: How To Remove the Display Name Field/Property |
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By Will Strohl on
8/9/2007
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The Display Name field is often misunderstood, and in my opinion... Not very well thought out. It has great potential for many different things, but overall I find that I answer more questions about it then I actually use it. The most common question about it is, "How can I remove it?" I will address it here.
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