Check this site out. Very cool for those that deal with file formats.

If you have a <div> tag where the overflow style is set to scroll, you will encounter certain scenarios where, upon postback, you would lose the region's scroll position. To fix this problem, have a look at the scrollTop property, described in detail here: http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/scrollTop.html.

I have no idea how it happened, but a project I have in source safe suddenly started believing I connected to the sourcesafe database through a web service. All the bindings of the solution were broke, and I was unable to re-connect at all (all dialogs that allow me to connect referred to web service URIs instead of physical paths to local machines). I finally discovered what happened, there is a property of the solution itself which specifies which method is used to connect to the sourcesafe database, and for some reason it got screwed up. To fix it (and have it find the database through a local path), I did the following with VS 2005:

Tools > Options > Source Control > Plug-in Selector.

Here I chose "Microsoft Visual SourceSafe" in lieu of the currently selected "Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (Internet)".

Again, I have no idea HOW it go to be like this, but this switched it back for me.

I'm going to be out of the United States and in Europe on vacation until the 3rd of January - hopefully I'll find time to post, but if not - happy holidays.

I can't believe I had forgotten how to do this. It's quite simple, really:

Dim s As System.String = Me.Request.Form.Get("__EVENTTARGET")

's' is going to be a string with the unique client id of the control, with each 'namespace' of the control's unique id seperated with dollar signs ('$'). You can grep the control tree from there.

Doh.

http://www.clickz.com/news/article.php/3569691

I don't know folks, I couldn't get the ActiveX control to download and work right. Everytime I try going to Windows Local it tries telling me that I need to download the software for it, and after I do, I get the same warning.

.....I guess that's why they call it "Beta".

Rather annoying; I had to help a friend use Media Player for puchasing music and it was complaining about enabling "Navigate subframes across different domains". You must set this at the zone level, so you have to go to (in Internet Explorer) Tools > Internet Options. Click the security tab and select the zone you currently have for the site you're trying to set this rule on (typically it's the Internet zone). Click "Custom Level..." and scan for the option about halfway down the scrollable menu.

Ugh. Way too confusing.  

....add the following contact to your MSN Messenger account: encarta@conversagent.com. It's a bot, so don't worry, you're not going to make anyone I know pissed off....