siječanj 2009 - Posts

• WPF trick #3 - MultiBinding and StringFormat

  One of the new features in .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 is StringFormat support within {{Binding}} expressions to enable easy formatting to bound values. So, if some TextBlock control need to be bound to some object's properties (let's call them Max and Min) and the value of the TextBlock's Text property need to be in [Min - Max] format you can then write something like this: <TextBlock>     <TextBlock.Text>         <MultiBinding StringFormat="[{0} - {1}]">             <Binding Path="Min"></Binding>                 <Binding Path="Max"></Binding>             </MultiBinding>         </TextBlock.Text>      </TextBlock> Posted sij 20 2009, 02:17 by boris.sevo with 1.227 comment(s) Filed under: WPF

• jQuery 1.3 released

  New version of jQuery is released today! It includes new (and faster!) selector engine, new way for binding events, new way for browser detection (or should I say feature detection?) and much more. Read more about it here. (Google is allready hosting it at http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3/jquery.min.js) Posted sij 14 2009, 09:36 by boris.sevo with 30 comment(s) Filed under: jQuery

• Multiple versions of Firefox on the same computer

  Every good web developer has two responsibilities: check the web application's behavior in multiple browsers and submit found browser's bugs and incompatibilities to the browser's vendor. Having so much browser versions even from a single browser vendor complicates developer's life. Luckily there is a simple way to test your web application in various Firefox versions. If you already have some Firefox version installed on your computer all you have to do is to download a new Firefox version (the newest version from trunk can be found here) extract it in some folder and run it using ProfileManager option (after you have closed all Firefox instances go to command prompt and do something like this: D:\firefoxes\3.2a1pre>firefox.exe -ProfileManager). Posted sij 10 2009, 01:17 by boris.sevo with 18 comment(s) Filed under: Firefox