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Scanning for viruses during file uploads

I'll be honest, this one puzzled me and I came up with some really hackneyed solutions to manage the situation where a user-uploaded file contained a virus (I develop lots of community sites which allow file uploads). Most of the solutions I came up with…

Ok, so this article....slight change of plans...

I've realised that it's taking far longer to write this thing that I'd hoped (the fact that I've started again 4 times may have something to do with it...). Plan is, I'll post the first part tonight - this covers Nesting Repeaters using the ItemDatabound event…

Another new version of BlogJet

New beta some features fixed looks good

Hmm..this is wierd...

A sudden problem has occurred on my blog and I'm not sure why...RSS feeds work fine, but the actual homepage does not, tried reindexing my SQL server, deleting a bunch of posts etc...still no joy! Very annoying! UPDATE: So changing the skin seems to have cured…

FreeTextBox 2.0 for .TEXT 0.95

Was perusing the ASP.NET Forums earlier when I stumbled across this post by Revjon (of FreeTextBox fame), his question was on whether plans exist for integrating FTB 2.0 into .TEXT. Well, I went ahead and did this for 0.95 - not perfect (there's a Javascript…

Just a reminder, Code Complete Second Edition due tomorrow (02/06/2004)

Had mine ordered for months now...but the big day finally approaches - Code Complete (US) is simply the single most essential book for any coder. I read the Drafta few months ago and have to say that the second edition is even better - buy it, read it, love…

Brilliant General Architecture post from Scott Hanselman

This post by Scott Hanselman is just a brilliant starting point for beginners in application architecture (in any language actually). In my experience a good basic structure can solve so many problems in an application - and in many cases is a 'freebie', i.e.,…

Back...and trying out a new more structured approach in the office...

Back from my (admittedly short) break - Dad's birthday which I really wanted to be at home for this year. We're trying to get a bit more structure going at my place of work, well we had some before but as we get busier and busier we need to get a more…

Fairly interesting ASP.NET forums question - on using Global static variables instead of Application state in ASP.NET

I was replying to this forum post I actually couldn't find a good example on how to do this - wierd, it's such a common thing to do. So, the problem is, is there a better method than using the Application object to store objects which should be available for…

Why I will never be an MVP...

Oddly I've had a couple of email (even one from a Microserf) asking why I thought I would never become an MVP. Well, the simple answer is - time. Keeping a blog takes relatively little time, I probably spend an hour a day max posting to this thing and leaving…

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