Hello,
One of the most bizarre statistical facts in relation to browser use has to be the virtual widespread numbers that currently exist in the use of Internet Explorer versions 6, 7 and 8.
Read more at CSS Differences in Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8

Kind regards,
Mostafa Anoosheh

Hello,

I am looking for an ingeneer profile to help as a ponctual task force on our product support and dev.
A deep MS CRM sdk knowledge and pratice is mandatory : certified better.
A functional knowledge of MS CRM is also appreciated.

Others skills and level:

• C#: expert for 3.0 extensions, using vs2008 and related tools
• ASP.NET and Ajax.net with Telerik: expert,
• javascript and css: good,
• SQL Server sp: expert,
• IIS 6 and 7.x knowledge.

 

English speaking and writing, capacity to write concise documentation
French speaking appreciated.

Please use the contact mail address on our site to send CV and pretentions
http://www.addonnice.com

Best regards
CS

Hello,
Web design has come a very long way since the days of tables and spacer .gifs, and when CSS finally got support from most browsers, a whole new world of options opened for web developers and designers. With CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, we can successfully separate the content markup from the design and aesthetics. This allows us to efficiently and easily manipulate any site design in a completely different CSS file.
Read more at: 20 CSS Short Hands You'll Love

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Mostafa Anoosheh

Hello,
Usability is a term familiar to most web users, even occasionally implemented by webmasters. Web accessibility however, is an oddity among the web’s hundred million some websites. Learn here how you can make your website more adaptable to your visitors’ possible needs and disabilities.
Read more at: A Beginner’s Guide to Web Accessibility: 21 Ways to Make Your Site More Web Accessible

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Mostafa Anoosheh

 I am fighting with an  issue.  Putting return false in the Button(Btnsubmit) will stop the page from posting-back so the cb function can be called, however it will still not give the desired result of posting back if the user clicks the OK in the radconfirm window.

The flow the OP and I are trying to achieve is this:

1) user clicks a Submit button
2) radconfirm window comes up with ok and cancel
3) user clicks OK
4) on button onclick event i am trying to insert values into database and mail it to the manager
5)on button ONCLIENTCLICK i call radconfrim as

 

OnClientClick ="radconfirm('Request Submitted',confirmCallBackFn,330,100,'Confirmation!');return false;"

 

 

with javascript

function

 

confirmCallBackFn(arg) {

 

 

 

if(arg)

 

window.location =

 

"ViewList.aspx"

 

 

}

This does not work.... if i say return false along radconfrim the ,poup opens on clicking the submit button and when i hit ok it returns to the desired page but the mail is not getting send which shld get triggerd by ONCLICK.

Alias when i say the radconfirm wihtout the return false,the popup vanishes even befor i could click ok and goes to the page and as well as sends the mail.How to make it work.

Any suggestions appreicated.
Yvette

Hi all,

I recently moved south to Bangalore and I am working for a large software integrator mainly testing. My project team is working on web service project. We plan to use an open source software like soapUI now. Are you able to point me to online and offline resources/trainings that can help me and friends get up to speed with this technology.

All the help group members can provide in this regard is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Rajesh Ahuja

why doesn't telerik use private variables in javascript? instead they leave them fully accessible but just add underscores. also, why not a telerik js namespace?

i wish i could update the title to pluralize 'variable' as well.

We are looking for a highly-experienced Silverlight 3 C# programmer who also has a keen eye for the creative side when it comes to
creating great looking line of business applications.

We plan on using the Telerik Silverlight control suite as the core library for this application.

This is a contract position which we anticipate will last 3 to 4 months. You would work remotely from your own home office.
Our main corporate office is in the San Francisco area and our development office is in the Los Angeles area.
Compensation to be negotiated.

The specific task is to develop a Silverlight 3 customer control panel for a business application. Although our application is not
an online store / shopping cart software, if you imagine what the administrative side of these kinds of products might look like,
you'll have a pretty good idea of what kind of GUI work we're looking to implement in Silverlight 3 using C#.

We have already completed the majority of our core product, including the website and database portions. We then
decided that the back-end control panel which customers log into should be developed in Silverlight to spice things up.

We are looking for somebody with real and credible experience developing in Silverlight and we would expect to see some
of your completed applications. We already have a small team of experienced C# ASP.NET developers. What we need is a
Silverlight guru to join us and hit the ground running. Our project timeline does not allow for learning Silverlight on the fly;
that is why we're looking to bring somebody in.

The right person will have been immersed in Microsoft .Net development for quite some time and be completely familiar
with all the latest developments in the .Net and Silverlight worlds. We're also hoping to find somebody who is quite
familiar with Blend and is able to craft artistically pleasing interfaces. We don't require that you be an artist, but we do
hope to find somebody with better than average skills for creating great user interfaces.

Please reply ONLY if you have considerable Silverlight/Blend experience in C# combined with LINQ, WCF, Prism, SQL
and all the related technologies used in typical Silverlight applications.

Requirements:
* 5+ years experience with .Net C# programming
* Knowledge of Web 2.0 concepts and user interfaces
* Expert user of Visual Studio 2008 (and hopefully VS2010)
* Very experienced in Blend for creating Silverlight or WPF user interfaces
* Artistic eye
* Must have very good English writing skills -- to document your work
* Experience with Telerik controls a major plus
* Very experienced with WCF/ IIS / Html / Javascript / ASP.NET / LINQ / SQL
* Familiarity with Microsoft patterns and practices guidance, common industry tools and libraries.
* Comfortable with Photoshop and other common tools used in web development

It would help if you included some sample screenshots of your Silverlight GUI work.

Please respond to:   Peter Avritch  pavritch@pcdynamics.com

I'm sorry i didn't know where to post this.

We are looking for someone that can create custom skins for us, there are at least 5-10 different skins we are looking at creating.  These skins will match existing websites that we have, and we will need the skin modified for every control, as we use about 85% of them now, and plan to use the others in other projects, we need the text to be the same, color scheme, line height, etc...

I need an estimate on the price that it would cost per skin(all controls.)

Thanks,
Andrew Ross