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Microsoft Expression Web SuperPreview… Great Tool

| Posted in .Net Framework, ASP.Net, C#, User Interface Design, Web Development |

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when you go in the web development and develop many websites, it is very essential to test your website in more than one browser like IE , Firefox, Chrome and many other browsers with different versions, So Microsoft introduce tool called Expression Web SuperPreview to make the web developer’s life easier. in this post i will copy some words from my searching to introduce more about this great tool

From this link http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=2020 you can download the tool

Expression Web SuperPreview speeds the essential task of debugging your web sites for cross-browser compatibility. With Expression Web SuperPreview, you don’t need a web service to debug your pages on the same machine that you use for development.

Expression Web SuperPreview is a standalone visual debugging tool for cross-browser testing. With Expression Web SuperPreview, you can ensure that your Web sites work correctly in today’s popular web browsers.

Expression Web SuperPreview shows your web pages rendered in all versions of Internet Explorer. It also includes support for rendering in Firefox for Windows. Additional browser support is provided through the online service beta, which currently includes Chrome, Safari for Mac, Firefox, Internet Explorer 8, and Internet Explorer 9. You can view the pages side by side or as an onion-skin overlay and use rulers, guides and zoom/pan tools to precisely identify differences in layout. You can even compare your page comp to how the targeted browsers render the page.

Expression Web SuperPreview not only shows a high-fidelity rendering of how pages will look on different browsers, it also identifies the element’s tag, size and position, applied styles, and location in the DOM (Document Object Model) tree so you can quickly fix the error

you can check the following link to read more and more about this tool

Restart your Debug @Visual Studio

| Posted in .Net Framework, C#, Microsoft Visual Studio |

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Don’t stop and start your debug process every time, Press in your Restart Button

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Want to Share “10 Essential Tools for building ASP.Net website “

| Posted in .Net Framework, ASP.Net, C#, Microsoft Visual Studio, User Interface Design |

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in this post, I won’t write any new information. I only want to share this article with you I already tweet it but I think it is very useful so have look on it and you will download many tools which will help you in development ASP.Net websites.

 http://stephenwalther.com/blog/archive/2010/11/22/10-essential-tools-for-building-asp-net-websites.aspx

Visual Studio Shortcuts

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To increase your productivity remove mouse from your life and replace it with Keyboard. @your work depend more on shortcuts, so please have a look on the following link which include Increase Your Productivity

Flash & ASP.Net Application Integration

| Posted in .Net Framework, Action Script, C#, Flash |

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Introduction

if you are familiar with web applications you found that building any website consist  two steps Web Design & Web Development. As software developer of course you are familiar with different programming language like Java, C# and more languages this is normal for you as developer but what about designing tools. There are different website design tools in the market like Flash, Silverlight (Check the Difference) and more. in this article, I will explain how you can integrate between Flash File(@Designer) embedded in the website which will be ASP.Net web application (@Development).

Suppose that your application is implemented in ASP.Net framework and you have one flash file(filename.fla), you need to bind dynamic data from database and apply some certain business logic and bind the results to flash controls on flash file. So, you need to write two different kinds of code

  1. Calling database & business logic as .Net code.
  2. Binding code as Action Script.

At this point you search for how you can call .Net code in flash movie using action script language, I do the similar and I found that flash has the ability for parsing XML object so it is be very amazing to use XML as channel between .Net code and flash movie and get the response of method call as XML object. So let’ describe our technical solution is building ASP.Net web service layer and on the other side how to consume web service methods using action script 2.0

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Try with your Hand

@Flash ComputerThe WebServiceConnector component lets you access remote methods exposed by a server using the industry-standard Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). A web service method can accept parameters and return a result. Using the Flash authoring tool and the WebServiceConnector component, you can inspect, access, and bind data between a remote web service and your Flash application. to discover more about the WebServiceConnector class check the following link WebServiceConnector

So, we need to implement two parts

  1. ASP.Net web service
  2. Action Script 2.0 Code to consume ASP.Net web service

Creating ASP.Net Web Service

simply create new ASP.Net WebService project

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you will use ready WebService method which be created when you create new WebService project. this is web method doesn’t take any parameters and return string Hello World
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