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will wrote:



Hi TomasDeml, for a modal dialog, check out this user contribution on Code Project:

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/ModalDialogV2.asp

If you want a pure JavaScript implementation, check out subModal.
http://www.subimage.com/sublog/subModal/

jsampsonPC wrote:

...enjoy what?

Hi,
I've had a need for modal (and non-modal) dialogs in ASP.NET and this is the result.

Enjoy.

TommyCarlier wrote:

I'm running the latest version of Ubuntu, and it works great. 2 things you need to be aware of: Virtual PC doesn't support 24-bit colors (use 16-bit); and by default network access is off: you have to enable it (can be done easily in the GUI).

Wonderful explanation!

Another nice post

It's also really weird Type.IsDefined does not throw an exception and still doesn't work even when I'm able to execute code from that partially trusted assembly...

I came accross this earlier but I didn't think it was exactly my case, but (unfortunately) applying APTCA solved my situation. I'm not so happy I have to use this attribute, but there is probably no other way...

Hi.

I've created a sandboxed AppDomain with limited permissions and granted the full trust to my assembly. However, I'm not able to get a custom attribute applied on a type from another assembly (not fully trusted). The attribute type resides in my trusted assembly. I've done many assertions but I'm unable to determine what permissions Type.IsDefine method requires. The call does not return false only when the domain gets unlimited permissions. Even unlimited security & reflection permissions do not help.

Can you help me? Thanks a lot.

Hi!
I've been using tail. calls in my recent IL project and today I came across this post. If you go through it, you can see the performance differencies between call vs. tail. call instructions and the proof that the tail calls are barely optimized by .NET JITer. What a shame! Not only that the tail. calls are slow under .NET, but VS disassembly view lies you about the actual jitted code! Hope they'll improve the performance in .NET v4.0 (still dislike that v3.0 mess )

One may wonder what other things VS lies about...

Dr Herbie wrote:

Hi folks,
    I'm looking for a free analysis tool that will inspect a VS2005 solution and report a list of all objects and/or methods that are uncalled from within any project in the solution.

There is a reflector add-in that will show call-graphs of a single object, but I have a very large project I want to analyse as a whole.

Anyone know of any? I don't have the time to write one

Herbie