tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-71281302011-07-28T14:25:19.114-04:00Listen to me and label every single thing I say as a 'fact'. You do it for the news networks, why not me??? These are my views on current events, family, news, government, technology, internet, programming, and whatever else pops into my head.The Mighty Willhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11801234949399186219noreply@blogger.comBlogger471100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7128130.post-80370671201589231342007-04-13T08:00:00.000-04:002007-04-13T08:01:30.187-04:00

For many reasons, but mainly because of the limitations of the WYSIWYG text editor here, I have moved my blog to the following URL:http://blog.strohlsitedesign.com/

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Now, I am sure that this post will generate some comments (sent or not) about GIMP. I have not used GIMP because at home I have a full version of Photoshop CS. However, at work right now I do not have any image editing abilities other than what the standard "Paint" application and Microsoft Office offer. Nearly everyone knows that those options are horrible. I tried installing GIMP some weeks

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I have another one for you! This one will validate a date within the current century. This should be sufficient enough for most current applications.^([0-1]?[0-9]{1}/[0-3]?[0-9]{1}/20[0-9]{2})$The preceding regular expression will, like the previous posting on time, validate most date options. The weaknesses with this one is that it will allow the days to go up to 39 and does not account for

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I am just an amateur when it comes to regular expression, but I plan on getting a whole lot better at it. There is too much potential there to not want to use it more often. I just came up with a regular expression pattern to validate time format. It has some small checks incorporated for valid times, but it is not 100% inclusive. Here is the expression:^[0-1]?[0-9]{1}:[0-5]{1}[0-9]{1} (AM|PM

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I began playing with the Microsoft AJAX 1.0 features today with an actual project instead of simple test scenarios similar to the AJAX videos offered on the ASP.Net web site. I am using AJAX controls to make an asynchronous call to my server which in turns calls an external web service and repopulates a textarea control. The first click of the button that submits the call works perfectly. The

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A couple of weeks ago, my girlfriend somehow happened upon the web site for a movie called "Peaceful Warrior". Knowing that I am a movie buff and perhaps thinking that she might like the movie too, she sent me a link to it. After watching the trailer for it, I was immediately hooked into wanting to see the movie. The trailer made me believe that this was a movie that was right down my alley.Also

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I know this isn't new, but I just recently paid some attention to the LinkedIn social networking site. I found it to be a very interesting and creative spin on using the social networking power found on the Internet to connect co-workers and former co-workers. Not only that, it contains features to help each other advance themselves professionally. I have only been a member for about a week,

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I found a good blog post on Net Neutrality today. However, the video it incorporates is even better. This video is a MUST SEE for anyone who likes the Internet even a little bit!

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I was at the CTIA Wireless Convention this week in Orlando. There are very prominent business people who were giving keynote speeches each morning. Today, we instead had the Former President George H. W. Bush and Former President Bill Clinton. It was awesome to hear them both speak! It was even cooler to meet President Clinton and shake his hand! (A HUGE thank you to my current employer that

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The 2nd annual Orlando .Net CodeCamp event completed yesterday as an overall success. I thought it was once again very ell put together and managed. Thank you to the members of ONETUG and especially Shawn Weisfeld, Jessica Sterner, and Ken Tucker. You are all very valuable to the local .Net developer community. Also, a huge thank you goes to Seminole Community College for letting us use their

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You can easily tell from a simple search on Google (or your favorite search engine) that the term "FrontPage killer" gets used a lot in reference to many different web site creation programs. This terms has been used by supporters of products like Macromedia (whooops! Adobe) Dreamweaver, Adobe GoLive, and so on. In my most recent search using this term, I came across a free application called

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There is a handy-dandy little calendar control that DotNetNuke (DNN) uses to insert a date value into a textbox control. However, it is not obvious in its usage. If you look at the source of any of the core modules or admin modules that use the control, you will see the following code in the HTML.CalendarIf you look in the code-behind for this, you will notice that there are no events assigned

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I am curious about something... When you go to travel web sites like Expedia, Kayak and Travelocity, what are you looking for?Are you loyal to one? Do you search at more than one of them? What makes you choose one over the other? Which one is your favorite?What features do you really like?What features do you wish they had?

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This is the second time they are putting on this FREE event. Last year was great!!! There were freebies for everyone (tech books, shirts, and more), including lunch. It appears that lunch is probably paid for again, but they make no mention of the other freebies this time. Last year it was held at UCF, but they moved it to SCC this year. If you are at all interested in .Net, this is a great

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I have been using AJAX for some time now, though I do not code AJAX as you might think. I have been using the AJAX tools provided from Telerik to do so. Their tools have been straight-forward and easy to use much like any other web control. However, right now I am evaluating whether I should continue to use these tools with my most current project or move on to using Microsoft's AJAX tools. I

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I found a couple more of the more popular portal web sites (CMS), and I found using Google Trends that DotNetNuke is still at the bottom of the "trends" shown on Google. Hmmm... I then took DotNetNuke out of the trend and here are the results.Google Trend Results for Popular Portals World-WideIf this is data that we can rely on, then this shows some interesting "trends". :) What will continue

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I found out about Google Trends some time ago and I briefly played with its features, but I had forgotten about it until today when I read about it again in my current issue of Maximum PC. In reading it, I finally thought of a good reason for me to use it.If you don't already know, Google Trends allows you to see near real-time search term popularity and compare search terms.If you do not

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We have all noticed in our places of employment times when we look at the actions of a manager, director, or officer within the organization and thought something like "what are they thinking?" At worse times, this supervisor may be your own. Experiencing this from your own supervisor firsthand will indeed have a lasting effect on your life. If you have ever had any leadership training,

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I recently had a project where the home page for a web site called for an image that loaded randomly each time the page is loaded. For example, the first time you viewed the home page, you might be looking at monkeys, the next time a llama, and so on.This worked fine for a while, but as most ideas do, this grew to where the clients wanted to see the image reload frequently on the homepage while

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I just came across a topic that I know I MUST let you know about. I have blogged about parenting one time before. I am going to do so again. However, I should do it much more often. Watch any news program or playground and you will be slapped in the face with how obvious it is that the word parent is no longer applicable to most of todays "guardians".Today we are being greeted more and more

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I cannot seem to get the class I wrote for the Google Search Provider for DotNetNuke to get created in the reflection process. Argh!!! It keeps telling me that there is a missing method, but I have created all of the methods that the inherited SearchDataStoreProvider class required me to. I also bounced what I did against the core search provider and everything seems to be in order, but I

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Not that any of you out there care as much as I do, but my daughter will be coming back to visit this week. I am really excited! I expect development to slow down tremendously while she is here. Also, there are new pictures in the online photo gallery. I have finally caught up on posting those. Enjoy!

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I recently needed to retrieve Tab information from a URL for the Google Search Provider I am writing for DotNetNuke. (You can translate "tab" information into "page" information if you are not familiar with the term.)With some much appreciated help from the DotNetNuke forums, and more specifically John Mitchell from the Core Team, I was able to write the following function that really helped me

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I have begun writing what I hope is to become a Google Appliance Search Provider for DotNetNuke. I have looked (Googled) for such a provider for several weeks now so that I might save some development time, but no such luck yet. The good thing is that I will be able to make this provider do what I want it to from the beginning. :)I have only a couple requirements written out for myself for

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I was recently asked for pictures of my truck. To give you a bit of background on it, the bearings were bad in the original engine, so I was forced to let my truck sit for a while. Well, two and a half years later, several thousand dollars later and many new parts later (including an engine), you can see what she looks like now in my picture gallery. Enjoy! (If the pictures suck, blame my

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*EDITED* Some people associated with EntitySpaces have since placed comments and sent me e-mails regarding this post. As with any web site or blog you, the reader, should make up your own mind about things. Since I admittedly have not done 100% research on EntitySpaces, before you use this or any other product, you indeed should perform 100% research before dedicating your time and/or finances

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FYI - The link has been to the right --> for a few weeks now, but as of tonight I have just completed posting all of the newest pictures. Take a look! Enjoy, but don't steal! :)http://www.strohlsitedesign.com/Gallery/

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While performing some upgrades after finding out that the FCKeditor integration for DotNetNuke has been released, I realized that I forgot something in my original blog on this topic.While it is best to create the default admin account and host account with names other than the default "admin" and "host" usernames, you should also do one more thing throughout the lifetime of the portal

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My daughter Paige has come to visit. Here is a family photo of all of us! Pictured (from left to right): Kohen, Kimbereley, Me, Paige, Kariann

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ARGH!!! I have been having the worst time trying to install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 on my development machine at home. Since I had already been burned in the BETA initiation when I installed at work, I already knew to uninstall any .Net 2.0 development software before I began installation (BETA or not).This time I was met with a HUGE surprise though. Although I had uninstalled everything

The Mighty Willhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11801234949399186219noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7128130.post-1150256473728122602006-06-13T23:02:00.000-04:002006-12-11T15:27:42.751-05:00

I have learned an extraodinary amount of information during the last few months in rolling out DotNetNuke to an entire school district. While the rollout is only in its initial phase, there have been some interesting developments.First, in order to maintain stability and to prevent one school portal from adversely affecting another one, I decided to have a separate portal installation for each

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My girlfriend and I went to BackBooth in downtown Orlando on Sunday (5/8/2006) to see our favorite group play for Emergenza, an international battle of the bands. You won't see Metallica here though. This is all local music playing for the honor of being the best.The band we came to see is called InHhume. Not to be cliche, but they ROCK! However, that is not exactly how you might classify

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Well, it has been (once again) a while since I last posted. A bunch of cool things have happened. My new job is going well, I got my truck fixed and repainted (photos to come soon), and I have been working (which is playing to me) hard.I really wanted to post about an event I attended somewhat recently called .Net Code Camp. It was held at the UCF Campus in Orlando, Florida and it ran several

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Well, today was my first day at a new job. After being there for 5 years, it was a tough decision to make. I will miss you guys (and gals). For now on thoughout my entire blog, whenever you see me refer to guys or you guys, please know that I am referring to my beloved friends at my previous employer.At my previous employer I was officially titled "Web Programmer". However, I performed all

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This past week or so, Curious George opened in theaters across the country. I must say, that whatever I say here is biased since I am an avid Curious George merchandise collector already.I took my family to see the movie first thing the day after it officially opened. We went with another family who was planning to see it as well. We all had decided to see the matinee of Curious George at our

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Many people in the internet world already know about it, but Google has recently launched Google Pages. This is a very useful tool for those that either do not know how to build a web site, or choose not to use a web site editor for whatever reason. It is EXTREMELY easy to use, but it requires that you have an account with Google. For some, this will obviously add to the many privacy

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Right now, I am building a new web site for my girlfriend. Those of us who are in the business of building web sites are constantly looking at security. One of those security areas are login pages. This is one of the more popular avenues of attack by many hackers. And why not? If the hacker and/or his software can just guess a username and password combo and get in to mess things up, then why

The Mighty Willhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11801234949399186219noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7128130.post-1125783532796130692005-09-03T17:31:00.000-04:002005-09-03T17:44:00.820-04:00

Woo hoo! After a horrible battle with my current web host, previous web host, and the online registrar of my domain, I finally have everything up and running! It only took a month.I got a bit nostalgic in building this one. I went back to "classic" ASP (a.k.a. ASP 3.0) to get this one done. I haven't developed anything in ASP in almost a year - so I wanted to keep my skills current. I don't know

The Mighty Willhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11801234949399186219noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7128130.post-1123104985316920702005-08-03T16:49:00.000-04:002005-08-03T17:45:28.430-04:00

First of all, sorry that I haven't posted in a while. I know all of my readers (namely - ME) have missed me deeply. I hope to find more time to release thoughts and whatnot soon.If you are a web developer who deals with some kind of server-side programming, I am sure that at some point or another you will find this post useful.Normally, when you have a LONG page of content (which we never do, do

The Mighty Willhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11801234949399186219noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7128130.post-1119966784483977552005-06-28T09:43:00.000-04:002005-06-28T10:15:37.320-04:00

There are many instances where you might want to either write all of the items in the Server Variables collection, or at least be able to step through them. For instance, you may want to know use this information as part of the text returned from a feedback form to let you know what the user's settings and referring URL were. Or, perhaps you want to know this information as part of an error

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I was on my way back from lunch with a couple co-workers and we were coming up on a gas station. Immediately, one of them got excited and exclaimed, "Gas is $2.19 here!" Our gas situation for the past 6 years has been very upsetting for me. The most obvious reason would of course be the amount of money that we keep having to fork out for gasoline. The secondary reason is because I know something

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I just read a quote in MaximumPC from a game developer. If it is true, then my nightmares of customer service extinction are true as well."Through our own research we know that most gamers want in-game advertisements to heighten the sense of realism."- FuncomTheir own research??? Yeah, this is the same research conducted by their sales department amongst their executives, right?I am not a "gamer

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I have read several articles recently about a bill going through and getting passed in the house "preventing teens from buying violent or sexually explicit games". If you just leave it at that, then it sounds wonderful, right? How about NO! What is really happening is the so-called "hands-off" republican and conservative base looking for more brownie points during their politcal career. There

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This is the same type of person that will run a red light 2 seconds after it turns. By the way, I know who this is. He preaches cancer awareness and wears a Lance Armstrong bracelet, but smokes whenever he gets a chance. There is a word for that, but and not sure if I can say it...Oh well, what the heck - DUMBASS!

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Customer service is something that each and every consumer once took for granted. Now, most business owners, and supervisors wouldn't recognize it was if it hit them in their groins. It has seemingly become an endangered species.In every industry it comes in a variety of fashions. It could be a cashier (or "associate" as companies like to say now) simply taking the time to explain selling points

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I just watched Elektra on DVD last night. Although I didn't pay attention when grabbing the DVD and I grabbed the Full Screen copy - I still enjoyed it. I fully intended to see it in the theater, but it proved to not be my fate. Instead, I watched in the leisure of my home with my family and our wonderful surround sound. As Tim Allen would say, "Oh-oh-oh..."Overall, I enjoyed the movie. I had one

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Recently we in Central Florida have made the national news spotlight again. If it were only for a good reason this time...Over the years, we have been featured for many things, but I am having a problem remembering the last time it was something positive. Yes, we dealt with not having sufficient support and supplies following the hurricanes last year, but that is about it.In Orlando we have a

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