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• Custom Post Pages for site workflow

  We recently had a client who required a custom post page for workflow purposes: Please create role "DraftPosts" and allow them to create posts in the "Workflow" blog but only save drafts, not publish.  Also, please make sure they... Posted Aug 26 2008, 12:35 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, Community Server, CSTheme

• Accessing Blog Permissions (aka: Using roles for Blogs, not Users)

  There are usually 3 or 4 hundred different ways to skin a cat within .NET - and programming in general for that matter - so in no way will I ever declare MY way of doing things THE way of doing things ... they are just A way. With that said I present... Posted Dec 06 2007, 04:22 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, C#, Community Server

• Fluid vs Set Content Pains

  Yes, the pun is intended ... If you ever do front-end design work you have likely started to dabble in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) - and if you haven't, you better start! One limitation I've noticed over the years is how to have a set-width left... Posted Aug 07 2007, 12:37 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, CSS

• JavaScript Library: getQueryStringParam()

  Continuing on my series called the Javascript Library , I offer you more scripts that every web developer should have in their arsenal for every web project. To start, how often does your project require you read items from a query string? It isn't... Posted May 24 2007, 03:06 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, JavaScript Library

• Javascript Library: getSubString()

  Every web developer, even those in denial that they are such, should have a solid library of JavaScript functions that they can bring with them to every project. The reasons are many, but lets just start with the following two today: As Javascript is... Posted May 13 2007, 06:11 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, JavaScript Library

• Controling Repeaters

  I hate finding controls in repeaters, there is no easy way … it’s sloppy, ugly and prone to errors. Here’s how I’ve done it in the past Assume: Repeater control “rptrMyDocumentComments” Control location is within the reapeater header (or footer) Header... Posted Apr 27 2007, 03:42 PM by Digital Serenity Filed under: Code, C#