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• WPF Application Hyperlink Examples

  WPF Browser Application Hyperlink <TextBlock> <Hyperlink NavigateUri="http://www.google.com">Click here!</Hyperlink> </TextBlock> WPF Application Hyperlink (must handle RequestNavigate if hyperlink is not in a page control... Posted May 10 2009, 08:41 AM by Matt Williamson with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Software, Code, .NET, C#, WPF

• .NET Get Assembly Information (Title, Version, etc)

  I'm working on a new WPF application and I've started with the basics as usual; a menu bar, file, exit, help, and an about dialog box. But it's not going quick and easy, I'm surprised at how difficult it is to access the assembly information... Posted Apr 29 2009, 04:35 PM by Matt Williamson with | with 6 comment(s) Filed under: Code, .NET, C#, Class, WPF

• File Append

  Lately I've been writing a ton of SQL scripts. I like to keep them separate for clarity but every release cycle I need to compile them into a single script for deployment. So far I've been doing it manually, but my latest release involved 20+... Posted Apr 24 2009, 01:48 PM by Matt Williamson with | with no comments Filed under: Software, Code, C#, Source, Open, WPF, Open Source

• C# Strategy Pattern Custom Exception Class

  After implementing the Singleton pattern in my last post, I've gotten all jazzed up about software design patterns. I went out and purchased Head First Design Patterns and it's been a great read. So I've been looking for problems to implement... Posted Jan 24 2009, 05:00 PM by Matt Williamson with | with no comments Filed under: Code, C#, C, Sharp, Source, Patterns, Design, Strategy, Diagram, Class, Pattern

• C# Singleton Pattern Example

  The singleton pattern is a computer programming design pattern to limit the instantiation of a class to a single object. I've found this pattern useful just recently when creating a utility object to access codes, lists, and filters common to all... Posted Jan 07 2009, 02:48 PM by Matt Williamson with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Software, Code, C#, Programming, Patterns, Design

• ASP.NET Disable Submit Button OnClick

  Add the following line on Page_Load. This will disable btnSubmit , change the text of the button, and then continue on with the server side btnSubmit_OnClick event handler. btnSubmit .Attributes.Add("onclick", "this.value=\"Processing... Posted Oct 03 2008, 04:05 AM by Matt Williamson with | with 7 comment(s) Filed under: ASP.NET, C#, C, Sharp

• C# - Properly Format Special XML Characters in String

  If you ever manipulate XML as regular strings, you've definitely run into the issue where a special character (&<'>") breaks your app. It's easy enough to write your own method to replace these five characters with their proper... Posted Oct 02 2008, 02:26 PM by Matt Williamson with | with no comments Filed under: XML, C#, C, Sharp

• Find & Replace Newline (\r\n) with UltraEdit

  I ran into an interesting problem this week, a utility I wrote created an incredibly long string but wasn't formatted properly. The Environment.NewLine characters \r\n were appearing in the string where the line breaks should have been. With UltraEdit... Posted Sep 05 2008, 11:24 AM by Matt Williamson with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Software, C#, ASCII

• ASP.NET Membership ValidateUser Always Returns False

  I was creating a page where a user must enter his password before accessing sensitive account information. The first couple passes everything was running smoothly, but after testing for a few minutes ValidateUser would fail every time. Since I was testing... Posted Aug 30 2008, 01:08 PM by Matt Williamson with | with no comments Filed under: Software, ASP.NET, C#

• Authorize.net Custom Classes

  I wrote two classes to make using an authorize.net account a little easier, a transaction class and a transaction response class. I removed my custom code in the transaction constructor, you'll have to replace it with your own account information... Posted Jul 29 2008, 08:58 PM by Matt Williamson with | with no comments Filed under: Software, C#