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Developing simple Windows 7 Gadget – Part 3

09-Mar-10

In this I am exploring another two features of Gadget API, one is Docking and other is Flyout. The Docking feature is helpful in Windows Vista, because the gadget lives only in Vista Sidebar, but in Windows 7 it can be anywhere in the desktop. The Docking feature helps to change the size of Gadget, [...]

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Developing simple Windows 7 Gadget – Part 2

24-Feb-10

In my last post I have created a simple Windows 7 Gadget for testing Regular expressions. In this post we look into the Gadget Options dialog and Gadget API, which helps to display the options dialog and save the preferences from the User. The options dialog is a nice feature used in Gadgets to manage [...]

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Image cropping in ASP.Net with JQuery

07-Dec-09

Yesterday I got a chance to explore Jcrop – the jQuery Image Cropping Plugin. You can get more details about JCrop from here. It is nice JQuery plugin to Crop photos. Here is a simple implementation of JCrop with ASP.Net and C#, which will upload a File to webserver, allows the user to crop and [...]

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A Simple Chat script using ASP.Net C#

11-Sep-09

Few days back one of my colleague was looking for a simple chat script in ASP.Net, but he can’t found one. Almost all of the chat scripts were in ASP and he want to do it for an internal site. So I thought about implementing one. And here is the simple script using ASP.Net’s Page [...]

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Programmatically submitting a FORM with Javascript

24-May-07

In asp.net, it allows to create only one <FORM> tag. If you put more than one <FORM> tag it will generate an error. But some times we require multiple form tags and submit buttons. Because <FORM> tag in asp.net always submit the form to the page itself.
Here is some code in javascript, it will submit [...]

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