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Bill Burrows has released more video tutorials! This time he focuses on the ASP.NET Dynamic Data feature that is available in Visual Studio 2008 SP1 .  If you need to build a quick web site against a database then you should definitely check this framework out. Also check out the Web Development section of the Visual Basic Learning page for more VB ASP.NET videos. Enjoy!
I saw this thread  early this summer and have spent hours looking for it since. Since i just came across it, I thought I would make a blog bookmark to it. Multiplicity of 0..1 and SQL eager loading problem Here's what the thread is about. When you query an entity that has a parent, for example an OrderDetail, that query will go over to Order so that EF can build the related EntityKeys. This is because when OrderDetail is materialized, it will need to populate OrderDetail.OrderRef ... [ read more ]
To highlight code in your forum, blog and wiki posts wrap code into the folowing tags (example below is for VB.NET Code) [code language= "VB.NET" ][/code] Languages supported (in alphabetical order): C C++ C# COBOL Eiffel Fortan Haskell HTML Java Javascript Mercury MSIL Pascal Perl PHP Python Ruby SQL Visual Basic VBScript VB.NET XML Visual Basic example: Public Sub CreateMyMultilineTextBox()     ' Create an ins ... [ read more ]
While looking for line-wrapping solution for syntax highlighted code blocks on the new vbCity community web site and had (once again) to search for the right <pre> tag CSS attributes that'd wrap code in all browsers. So, I ran at this great post that summarizes it all nicely and in one post: Wrapping Text Inside Pre Tags - http://www.longren.org/2006/09/27/wrapping-text-inside-pre-tags/ Be sure to scroll down to the end of the article as Tyler keeps updating it with new attrib ... [ read more ]


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