Extraction rules are essentially for finding data in the HTTP response and placing it in the output context of the web test. There are a…
Author: Trux
For this post I am assuming you are familiar with Commerce Server 2009 and operation sequences, which in my opinion are the main reason to…
If you deal with production servers and you don’t use LogParser, you should. It gives SQL-like abilities to query web server logs an other log…
90% of the projects I work on need to send emails, and most clients don’t allow developer SMTP servers floating around their network (for good…
Found an interesting tidbit today. There is an ASP.NET page that is using session variables. The user has visited the page, and populated the session.…
This took me longer than it should have to figure it out, so I am documenting it for later reuse. The case here is described…
Josh Holmes recently posted his presentation “The Lost Art of Simplicity”. As a consultant, I am frequently striving for simplicity for one main reason: I…
I was working to add some Ajax interactivity to a page that needed some asynchronous workings. Unfortunately, after displaying a ModalPopupExtender and the user clicking…
I’m working on a website with lots of user controls interacting with one another using ASP.NET Ajax using events. So I end up needing to…
In ASP.NET, the DataList control renders as a table. Opening a new table in the header and trying to get rows to render just won’t…