Posted in Visual Studio, Tutorials, News on Apr 18th, 2007
IntelliSence everywhere! That’s one of the biggest features in new Visual Studio .NET 2005 (VS 2005). But guess what, it doesn’t work out of the box in .skin file - the place you really need it. Those of you who worked with ASP.NET 2.0 themes understand me. Good news - there is a workaround to […]
Posted in Visual Studio, Windows Vista, Tutorials, News on Mar 21st, 2007
Yesterday I came across this particular problem. Well solution that I found out to be effective is somewhat cumbersome, but it actually solves the problem. Vista introduces new level of OS security called User Account Control (UAC) which separates administrative privileges from common user privileges. That means that you don’t need to have all administrative […]
Posted in Tips'n'Tricks, Tutorials, Software, News on Mar 20th, 2007
There is a really neat trick to chagne location of two most important configuration files in Ghisler’s Total Commander, which is bmho the best file (& more) manager available for Windows platform. Those two files are wincmd.ini - which stores main configuration data - and wxc_ftp.ini - which stores all your FTP accounts and passwords […]
If you don’t need nor wan’t to use full blown IIS, but still want to be able to run your ASP.NET Web-app, there is a solution which came in the form of stand alone integrated ASP.NET 2.0 web server formerly known as Casinni. This integrated web server comes with ASP.NET 2.0 and runs whenever you […]
Posted in Tutorials on Dec 13th, 2006
When integrated Windows Firewall is turned on, your COM+ components relaying on DTC (Distributed Transaction Coordinator) simply don’t work reporting “Distributed Transaction Error” ? If this sounds familiar to you, probably, all you have done is turning off your Firewall. Well, that compromises your security since personal software firewall is not just another fancy app. […]
Posted in Tutorials on Nov 28th, 2006
If you have downloaded and installed DotNetNuke 4.3.6 with default settings you have probably noticed that it works awfully slow. After few minutes of such expirience, DON’TNetNuke seems to be much more appropriate name for the app. Luckily there is a quite simple solution that will boost DNN to it’s projected and expected execution speed. […]
Posted in Tutorials on Sep 11th, 2006
Surfing the web I came across these oldies. I wrote them few years ago, but they’re still available online. Maybe you’ll find them usefull, especially if you can read Croatian
Webmasters tutorials: VBScript, ASP 3.0, Access - compiled by Mario Ozvatic
How to create your own Access Database (PcChip)
How to use Word Mail Merge (PcChip)
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Posted in Open Source, Tutorials, Articles on Sep 10th, 2006
AWStats is probably the best open source web log analyzer. It’s fast and reliable, and it creates very nicely formatted reports. To learn more about AWStats click here. Since it’s written in Perl, and it requires some manual plubming of configuration files, web log format and so on, this tutorial will give you instructions how […]
Posted in Tutorials on Sep 10th, 2006
This is handbook for PHP/mySQL developers with basic syntax, logic and php built-in functions overview. I’ve created it for my own purposes in the first place, but then, later, I realised that it would be nice to share it … so here it is.
Download it here
Notice: It’s written in Croatian language