IZWebFileManager v2.7.0 is out.
This release brings a new feature: file search.
You can search files as easy as you do it in windows explorer.
Search result is listed with additional column "Folder Path", which is clickable and allows to navigate to file containing folder.
In case you don't wont allow users to search file, you can hide search box by setting property ShowSearchBox=false.
The release is available for download from Google Code https://code.google.com/p/izwebfilemanager/
Monday, March 12, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
BugNET - open source issue tracker
I've been searching for free development management tools running on windows and finally found this one - BugNET - open source issue tracker
It is a great tool, built using C# and the ASP.NET platform and provides features such issues tracking and project management. Full list of features may be found here.
Current state is beta, but it is developed rapidly, so release should not take long.
It is a great tool, built using C# and the ASP.NET platform and provides features such issues tracking and project management. Full list of features may be found here.
Current state is beta, but it is developed rapidly, so release should not take long.
Friday, March 2, 2012
IZWebFileManager is a 2 million dollar project!
According to Ohloh, my open source web file manager project cost more then 2 million dollar!
Is there someone who wants to buy?
Is there someone who wants to buy?
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
IZWebFileManager got mentioned by CodeProject
My open source project IZWebFileManager got mentioned by CodeProject.
There is a link to the article on CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/333160/WebSlideProjector
There is a link to the article on CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/333160/WebSlideProjector
Saturday, February 4, 2012
IZWebFileManager now speaks in more languages
Recently I got a contribution from BeJay, one of IZWebFileManager users. It was 3 new language resource files: China, Czech and Slovakia.
So by now IZWebFileManager supports 17 languages! Isn't it great?
Most recent release available for download from google code: http://code.google.com/p/izwebfilemanager/
IZWebFileManager is an open source project. You are welcome to contribute!
So by now IZWebFileManager supports 17 languages! Isn't it great?
Most recent release available for download from google code: http://code.google.com/p/izwebfilemanager/
IZWebFileManager is an open source project. You are welcome to contribute!
Monday, November 14, 2011
Use ASP.NET Resource strings from within javascript files
It seems to be a common issue.
ASP.NET allows you to use resource files (*.resx) to localize content of pages (or views, if we are in context of ASP.NET MVC). All what you need is to put resource files under ~/App_GlobalResources folder and use either resource expression or HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject() API to get a proper string. It is well documented on MSDN. The only issue - this API is not accessible within static resources such JavaScript files.
ASP.NET allows you to use resource files (*.resx) to localize content of pages (or views, if we are in context of ASP.NET MVC). All what you need is to put resource files under ~/App_GlobalResources folder and use either resource expression or HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject() API to get a proper string. It is well documented on MSDN. The only issue - this API is not accessible within static resources such JavaScript files.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Write custom ASP.NET HTTP Handler using JavaScript
JavaScript is extremely popular language and already has implementations for server-side programming. For example Node.js - a server-side JavaScript environment that utilizes Goggle's V8 JavaScript Engine.
I am an ASP.NET developer and want to use JavaScript in the ASP.NET environment. I found Javascript .NET project, that bring Google's V8 to the .NET world and I started with a simple task - to write a custom ASP.NET HTTP Handler using JavaScript. (I had done similar task with IronPython before)
I am an ASP.NET developer and want to use JavaScript in the ASP.NET environment. I found Javascript .NET project, that bring Google's V8 to the .NET world and I started with a simple task - to write a custom ASP.NET HTTP Handler using JavaScript. (I had done similar task with IronPython before)
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