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If you are in a situation where you don’t have access to mysql via command line to import your mysqldump file and need to use phpMyAdmin but limited to the size that you can import SQL Dump Splitter will help you keep your sanity. It will split the files into smaller split files from the master [...]

This is Part II of the My Essential Developer’s Toolbox post reviewing some of the tools I use on a regular basis. If you missed Part I of the My Essential Developer’s Toolbox I listed some IDEs for ASP.NET, PHP, other open source technologies as well as Database Management applications for Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL. [...]

This is a multi-part post that lists all of the tools that I use on a regular basis as a web developer. The list is Microsoft Windows centric but I will point out the applications that are cross-platform (as best as I can). IDEs (Integrated Development Environment)* Microsoft ASP.NET Both of the IDEs below are top notch and [...]

The following snippet will join values in an array with a specified separator. string[] items = new string[] { "one", "two", "three" }; string.Join(", ", items);

If your ASP.NET tab has disappeared (mine was caused by installing ISAPI_Rewrite) then the following MSDN blog article has a tool you can use to fix it. http://blogs.msdn.com/tom/archive/2008/04/17/asp-net-tab-missing.aspx

I’ve been using the Xobni (inbox spelled backwards) plugin for almost a year without issue. It will help you save a lot of time searching for your messages and attachments much faster than the built in Find utility. I suggest you install it and give it a spin. It’s free so what do you have [...]

I was having issues accessing a web control directly within a user control and used the following to access the web control within a LoginView in the User Control. The same syntax below can be used if you are looking for a nested control within a control. System.Web.UI.WebControls.Literal name_literal = (System.Web.UI.WebControls.Literal)this.LoginView1.FindControl("name"); name_literal.Text = "Text goes here"; [...]