Put A Custom Button In The Toolbar Of A CRM Entity

by Matt 8. March 2010 20:23
I recently needed to add a button to the toolbar on the details form for the Case entity on Dynamics CRM 4.0.  This was much easier than I had expected. I will be assuming your workflow has already been created and installed.  First, you need to export your current configuration... [More]

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Enabling Uploads in FCKeditor in an ASP.NET MVC project

by Matt 10. February 2010 21:22
I just spent as little as 10 minutes enabling uploads in FCKeditor.  I was quite surprised how easy it was. NOTE – this post assumes you have already set up FCKeditor on your page. First, you need to add a reference to FredCK.FCKeditorV2.dll in your project. Second, find... [More]

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Injecting HTML into FCKeditor (Working in Firefox)

by Matt 10. February 2010 20:48
Some time ago I wrote about injecting HTML into an instance of FCKeditor.  I had it working in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox.  It turns out that the problem was with my syntax.  Oops… Here’s what the OnComplete event should look like: function FCKeditor_OnComplete(editorInsta... [More]

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Map Your Checkboxes To bool MVC Action Parameters

by Matt 1. February 2010 20:40
Over the past couple of months, I've decided I no longer like accepting a FormCollection object in post actions in my MVC applications.  I've decided to strongly type my parameters for easier debugging and, well, it's resulted in a whole lot fewer casts in my code.  It just m... [More]

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Oracle ODP.NET

by Matt 1. February 2010 20:36
For an asp.net app I'm working on, I have to hit an Oracle database and get information from a Stored Procedure.  Simple enough, I had thought, but it proved to be quite an adventure in debugging.  First off, I needed ODP.NET for Oracle 10g.  Every link on the Oracle site seemed ... [More]

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Implement Log4Net In It’s Own Config File In 5 Minutes

by Matt 22. December 2009 22:04
I've worked on various projects for a couple of different employers that made use of Log4Net and it was extremely helpful in identifying and resolving some strange behaviours.  However, I'd never had to set it up in a new project myself until recently.  I wasn't sure what to expect when I ... [More]

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The Gu’s Silverlight 4 Demos

by Matt 18. December 2009 01:14
One of the most intruiging parts of PDC09 was, for me, Scott Gu’s keynote discussion on Silverlight 4.  Video of his keynote has been online for some time now, and today Scott posted the demo projects he used to show off the new features he was discussing, including webcam capturing and image e... [More]

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Google Notebook Firefox Extension

by Matt 14. December 2009 00:41
Among other things, I love to put code bits in my Google Notebook for storage and later reference.  It's unfortunate that Google is no longer developing or supporting Notebook, and not allowing new users to register for it, but thankfully they won't be eliminating it for the time bein... [More]

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Proper CSV Parsing

by Matt 12. December 2009 15:35
Over the past couple of weeks I had been writing a utility for a friend of mine that involves parsing a CSV file.  One of the fields in the file was for song names.  Song names, as you know, can contain commas in them, so a simple split on the comma was not viable. The great thing about C... [More]

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Syntax Highlighting In Blog Posts

by Matt 1. December 2009 23:27
  One thing I’ve never been happy with was the ability to highlight code syntax in blogengine.net.  I was using a plug-in called Copy Source As HTML 3.0 which was a plug-in for VS2008.  It did the job in that it coloured the text, but I hated the spacing and the look of the code sect... [More]

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