Monday, August 30, 2010

Coleman Cooking Table

Entity Framework 4: Lambda Expression inside include ()



The CTP4 (community preview) of EF4 introduces a new variant. Include () admits that as an argument to a lambda expression, rather than a dangerous time bomb-string.

EF4 With this new feature is complete for me (actually one thing missing: the resurrection of the visual editor and delete entities model ....)

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Superpump Psychological Side Effects








drawings in oil on paper

Friday, August 27, 2010

Chicago Car Auction Southside









shows: 1 / 5 to contemporary sculpture, Certaldo (FI) in July 2010

"Hypnos"

Lorna Morgan And Nadine








drawings in oil on paper

Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 Pan And Zoom



Saturday, August 21, 2010

Grand Caravan Queen Mattress



How To Get Rust Off Of Skates



Thursday, August 5, 2010

Welcome Letter To Family In Basket

partial Updates using jQuery asp NET MVC (Model Binding saving!)


a dynamic population of a combo based on the value of another combo: CascadingDropDown briefly.


Use a call jQuery mvc un'action towards which returns json as a list of items.

The implementation suggested in the tutorial provides the initial rendering of an empty SELECT tag. And the ajax update script that is invoked for the first time to document.ready and every time the value of the combo master.

Problem: Conservation of id generated for the model Binding (in the html template I can use Html. DropDownListFor )

  • person at the first Loading choose to run a full rendering of the combo and run the script only update (so I can use the html helper that builds the dropdownlist then the id generated for the validation of the model).
  • It 's true that I am, however, that the helper creates the combo with the auto-generated id I can use it with a list empty. (And spare the people on the list even ViewModel)




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Decoder Ogg Vorbis, Speex, Theora, FLAC DirectShow for Windows Mobile 5 / 6 Extension methods

This post is announced the availability of free decoders for Ogg Vorbis, Speex, Theora, FLAC. The codecs are DirectShow so once installed should already be available in MediaPlayer.

The download the cab directly on the site Xiph.org (maintainers ogg, theora, and WebMate).

Interesting tool used to Windows Mobile:
codecs do not seem, however, tested for performance. The news said to have been tested with a video of just 320x240 does not support the playback and seek .