Title of this RSS flowDescription of RSSReading DBF files in C- September 26, 2007 I was recently assigneda task of converting an old DOS system (using dbase or Visual foxpro files or whatever - fileextentionwas .dbf)to Windows Forms and SQL Server. I have quite a bit of experience of these type of projects - I have been doing a lot of application specific export properiary data - text files andthen writinga snippet reading it and inserting to Excel. This one looked realy easy, and googling for C and DBF files led me into using the VFPOLEDB.1 OL...http://www.aspcode.net/Reading-DBF-files-in-C.aspx Suckerfish menu with ASP.NET and JQuery- September 26, 2007 This time I am giving you the ASP.NET code for creating a Suckerfish menu in ASP.NET. I really like the multiple levelhover shows next level type of menus like in these screenshots: I keep trying to push for JQuery - not only is it small, wellwritten, MIT licensed (allows for use and distributionin commercial projecvts as well) but it's also a very competent Javascript library. The readymade JQuery plugin we are gonna use is Superfish. Now what I really would like to emp...http://www.aspcode.net/Suckerfish-menu-with-ASPNET-and-JQuery.aspx C and Lucene to index and search- September 12, 2007 This sample will show you how to use Lucene from your .NET application to index and search content. There are some articles and samples to be found on the web, but it seems that they are a bit outdated. Myself I used Lucene version 1.4 something some year(s) ago and thought now that I needed it again I could just download the new dll:s and copymy existingcode. Turns out they have made quite a few API changes. So I have created this example: Just download the solution and test ...http://www.aspcode.net/C-and-Lucene-to-index-and-search.aspx JQuery tree viewer in ASP.NET- September 6, 2007 Here's a ASP.NET and JQuery based tree viewer example. I'm using Jrn Zaefferers treeview for the javascript tree rendering for the simple reason it's completely unobtrousive. You mark the tree up by regular ulli structure - meaning if someone doesn't have Javascript activated (say a search engine spider for one example) they will be still be presented with all the content and it's possible to follow links etc. Here's the first demo - default.aspx in the download solution (VS 2005,...http://www.aspcode.net/JQuery-tree-viewer-in-ASPNET.aspx |