Stayed At visual studio 2010
Windows 8 is released for about a month. Moreover, there is a new version of Visual Studio for Windows 8. But I have a few amount codes in WPF and Winforms. I will be still with these projects for a little while. Moreover, nowadays, the trend is moving toward web apps and mobile apps. That is the reason, I put rest of my effort to build asp.net websites and android app. Get myself into Metro UI app is not very attractive unless Windows 8 is more popular in the tablet market. Thus, I will stay in visual studio 2010 for a little while.
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Afer I added The Colorbox as the lightbox jquery plug-in one of my projects. Yes, I added the reference of js and css files in my html file.
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$(".iframelink").colorbox({ iframe: true, width: "80%", height: "80%" }); |
I added the javascript to active the link. But when I clicked the link which calls a lightbox, there is an error,#
Drop Menu - Superfish
There are a number of drop down menu in JQuery. The most I used a lot is Superfish. Because it can convert a <ul> into a menu, just remember <ul> with sf-menu css class. Moreover, everything is under in CSS. Lastly, that is still fine in IE 6 too! So far, that can fulfill my requirements, I highly recommended it!
HttpRequestValidationException in Request.Form
I am writing a CMS in C# and a html editor in the asp.net page. Therefore, I got some HTML code in Request.Form Object. Last night, I found the problem. I got HttpRequestValidationException when I save a html content. That is safe by rejecting any post variables has html code. So, I tried the used [ValidateInput(false)] in the controller, that is not working. Finally, I found I need to turn off that globally in web.config
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<httpRuntime requestValidationMode="2.0" /> | |
<pages validateRequest="false"> |
Please remember to use <httpRuntime requestValidationMode="2.0" /> for switching the validation mode into 2.0, unless just turn off validate request is not enough!
Be Agile, Don't be rigid
Agile Development Method has its standard procedures, such as story board, stand-up meetings. Please do not be rigid on standard procedures. Each development team has its culture, each team member has his/her characters. If the procedures do not fit with the team, please do not mind to change them. I believe each team has their "adapted" version of Agile Development Method. There is not a set of standard procedures can fit for every team. We should only stick on the principles. Agile is to make the development process being "lighter" and being able to response the changes of requirements.

