Carlos Rivero

I just got the trick to record and send the video strait from the phone to facebook!....
you need a jail broken iphone... these are the steps:
1. use Cycorder to record your video
2. use Finder to move your video out of the Media Folder
3. use Finder and attach the *.mov to an email.
4. send it to video@facebook.com

Bam! uploads your video from the phone

Issue: only the inbox is not working correctly ... (does not receive email)
Known: email comes in correctly to all other folders but not the inbox, also other email accounts (non exchange work correctly)
Fix: All you have to do is create a personal file folder in Outlook and then create an inbox mail folder under this new personal file folder. Then copy all of your emails in your Exchange inbox over to the inbox in your new personal file folder. Copy them all, no matter if it is gigs of emails.

Once completed, send a test email to your exchange server and it should then appear on the iPhone 3G.

You can now move your emails back to the Exchange inbox folder and all should be well.

this worked for me just 5 mins ago.
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While using AJAX some users would press the [b]backspace [/b]button on their keyboard and the browser would go back so they would loose what they where doing in the ajax refreshed page ..... the [b]SOLUTION [/b](keep reading):

[b]Objetive:[/b] *Update automatically the revision number in the web.config file of a website in my project. (I wanted to show the users looking at the remote server the revision they are looking at) [b]Environment[/b] * SVN installed in my local (c:\svn) * Remote Windows Server that updates the trunk every X minutes * Make sure your web.config has a section like: (inside the configuration branch) [b]Solutions:[/b] I created two macros.... one for adding the revision number on demand (selected project and press of a button) and the other one will write it every time the build command is called. for the macro code click Read more....

[b]Symptoms[/b]: Default button not does not fire when enter key is pressed using Firefox. (using the ajax ControlToolkit) [b]Fix[/b]: add this property to the ASP button UseSubmitBehavior="False" So it looks like: "The problem wasn't that it didn't do a postback. That it did. What it didn't do was hit the server side event (the button click event)."

this will allow names like: Jon Doe ---- Jørn ---- Mc'Neelan match names and dis-allow any attempts to send evil characters. In particular, it tries to allow non-english names by allowing unicode characters. [code]^([ \u00c0-\u01ffa-zA-Z'])+$[/code] example of use: ErrorMessage="invalid name" ControlToValidate="txtLName" Display="None" ValidationExpression="^([ \u00c0-\u01ffa-zA-Z'])+$">

this is how to populate a dropdown ASP.net 3.5 control with entity spaces in code behind c#: (Item is tha name of my entity) ItemCollection i = new ItemCollection(); i.LoadAll(); this.ddlItemType.DataSource = i; this.ddlItemType.DataTextField = ItemMetadata.PropertyNames.Description; this.ddlItemType.DataValueField = ItemMetadata.PropertyNames.ItemTypeID; this.ddlItemType.DataBind(); if you add this after the databind it will add a list item at index zero (pre-selected) ListItem li = new ListItem("select one ", ""); this.ddlItemType.Items.Insert(0,li);

to Use PageMethods for Vs 2005 with visual studion 2008 pageMethods website: http://metasapiens.com/PageMethods/ all you need to do is apply this registry entry after installing Page Methods for 2005.

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this C# function will convert an comma separated string in to an array of integers private int[] commaStrToArray(string strIntComma) { string [] strArray; strArray = strIntComma.Split(new char[] {','}); int [] intArray = new int [strArray.Length]; for (int i = 0; i < strArray.Length; i++) intArray[i] = int.Parse(strArray[i]); return intArray; }