http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog Notes and things on my projects Thu, 09 Feb 2006 13:00:59 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Well, I've decided my next project at work is researching content management systems. I have two applications to develop off of that type of system so it seems logical. Now, mind you, I've worked with and played around with (read: installed on my hosting server) probably a dozen different (LAMP-based) CMS/blog-wares ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=11 I finally got the server set up properly. I'm not sure which bit I fiddled with was the right one...but the software works on the server now! It's currently in end-user testing (my that sounds so formal!) The only change left is some edits, any mods from the users and ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=10 No really, it does work. Everything works just like it should! Save all works and puts the messages in as it should. Single saves work, detail saves work. Just a little tweaking and testing left, as well as some code-clean-up and commenting and setting everything up on the real server. ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=9 Or, rather, "It works!" I've got my ToolPath Priority page working. Not fully functional (yet) but the AJAX goodies finally work like they should. Yippee!! I had a little bit of code wrong (I'm going to try to write up an article—'cause I never came across one that made the distinction ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=8 Is this what I've been doing? Asynchronous HTML And HTTP (AHAH). AJAX without the "X"—Reader's Digest: instead of sending XML, send XHTML snippets to directly output to client (i.e. process the transformation on the server rather than the client). I can see the benefits; some of what I've been doing with my ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=7 I've got my program to act as if it's functioning correctly. And in fact, the only thing I'm missing (aside from tweaks) is the actual connection to the database. I'm very proud of myself. Unfortunately, I can't display the stuff here as this site does not support ASP.Net. Sorry. I do ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=6 See, I knew I could find the answer once I started hunting... Indeed, I have discovered the .Net method for generating the table. I still hold that it's not intuitive. Okay, maybe it could become intuitive but regardless it's clunky. First I have to create row & cell variables, then set ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=5 I'm finally getting into the ASP.Net portion of my AJAX(ish) project. I've only recently acquired Visual Studio 2003. I managed to install the software a week or so ago but I've been too busy with other projects to anything on it. I've got the javascript part of it work (which is ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=4 As mentioned previously, I'm doing a bit of AJAX research, with a specific slant on implementing it in ASP.Net. I've gotten familiar with the AJAX concept in a general sense and while I've been waiting for my Visual Studio .Net 2003 software to come in, I figured I could at least ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=3 So I've got this project at work. I could do a straight ASP.Net implementation. They wouldn't care one way or the other. But I thought: perfect opportunity to learn something about AJAX; it would certainly make the program nicer to use. But that's not what I'm writing about. No, I'm referencing ... http://www.8dot3.micheerose.com/blog/?p=2