ASP.NET

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:00

7-Jul-09 1:00

Well, I am not sure what '2 month of exe' means, surely you have more than two months of experience if you have a job ?

this is not really an ASP.NET question, but, I'd say the answer is, it depends what your other options are. The outsourcing world ( I am assuming from your english and lack of experience that this is where you are ), is going to come crashing down IMO, because it's based on terribly written code, bad communication, poor service and cheap prices. That can't last. I've worked with firms in India on a couple of projects, and seen enough execrable code in these forums to know this is true. But, unless you have better options where you are, perhaps you need to stay in it. If you do, then buy a few books, learn to actually program, and how to use google. From what I've seen, it would take very little to rise to the top of your field, if you're in India or a similar country. I know many excellent Indian programmers, but none of them are in India. However, I expect people like MS would be hiring the cream of the crop over there, and providing pretty stable employment.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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Greg Chelstowski7-Jul-09 2:22

Greg Chelstowski

7-Jul-09 2:22

Christian Graus wrote:
The outsourcing world[...]is going to come crashing down IMO, because it's based on terribly written code, bad communication, poor service and cheap prices. That can't last.

Much as I'd wish your prophecy came true one day Christian, don't underestimate the greed and poor planning of medium-sized companies that in my opinion, keep feeding the outsourcing demand market.
Bull**** walks and money talks, sadly.

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Christian Graus7-Jul-09 2:26

7-Jul-09 2:26

I don't know. I think forums like this one will actually help these people realise how unqualified the folks they are paying, are. I think that horror stories from other companies will slow down outsourcing. The big one, sadly, is that out of work devs within these countries, will take the jobs for less, and close the gap, which will in turn, mean that there's no logical reason to outsource.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

Not Active7-Jul-09 2:54

Not Active

7-Jul-09 2:54

I would disagree that these forums would do any good. Pointy haired bosses don't care whether the outsourced workers are trolling forums to get the answers, nor do they care when paying for one resource that three are actually doing the work. The bottom line is they get an application that was done for x budget. When the app breaks or has to be written because of poor code, it's someone else's problem by then.

only two letters away from being an asset

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 3:00

7-Jul-09 3:00

Mark Nischalke wrote:
When the app breaks or has to be written because of poor code, it's someone else's problem by then.

OK, well, that's the point at which my theory breaks. I do feel if I had to look for local work, I'd use posts like this one, to explain why employing me costs less in the long run. If they don't care about that, then how about some examples of code posted here where any attacker can erase your database, or gain access to it ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

Not Active7-Jul-09 3:29

Not Active

7-Jul-09 3:29

I know what you mean. I had a client recently that hired some offshore workers despite my advise. Although they professed expertise during a code review I found examples where they had copied code verbatim (comments, variable names and all) from websites I was familiar with.

That being said though local resources are no guarantee either. I had a case of a senior consultant who stole the code from one client, with copyright text and all, and tried to use it in an app for another client. The sad thing is he is now the Director of IT at that company and a speaker at Microsoft events.

This is an interesting discussion but perhaps it should be moved to the lounge.

only two letters away from being an asset

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 3:50

7-Jul-09 3:50

Mark Nischalke wrote:
The sad thing is he is now the Director of IT at that company and a speaker at Microsoft events.

Well, that confirms my belief in Microsoft events.

Mark Nischalke wrote:
This is an interesting discussion but perhaps it should be moved to the lounge.

Sure - do you want to start it ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

Not Active7-Jul-09 4:26

Not Active

7-Jul-09 4:26

Done

http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=3110210#xx3110210xx[^]

only two letters away from being an asset

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 2:15

7-Jul-09 2:15

Let me guess, you posted this twice, and now you're not going to talk to people who answer you ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

#realJSOP7-Jul-09 6:04

#realJSOP

7-Jul-09 6:04

Have you considered ritualistic suicide?

"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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Calling window ffrom ASP Web Page

Eddy Vluggen7-Jul-09 6:21

Eddy Vluggen

7-Jul-09 6:21

There's a doorway, and you're asking whether it pays to step through. IMO, you have already answered your own question.

Programming will remain a lucrative business, for those willing to keep up with the changes.

There is no "security" in life. Yes, in five years there will still be positions for programmers. No, they won't hire 'just' anyone. Yes, those who want it bad enough.

I are troll Smile | :)

ahmedmahiuddin7-Jul-09 0:50

ahmedmahiuddin

7-Jul-09 0:50

I call an Window(ASP Page) from an ASP Web Page using Javascript.

window.open('http://localhost:1146/RecordBatch.aspx','Batch Record','width=1000,height=700,left=100,top=50,screenX=100,screenY=50');

I wanna get Access(change value) of some controls in ASP Web Page from my called Window using javascript or C#/VB .Net Code.

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:05

7-Jul-09 1:05

Do you want those values on the server or the client ?

you should not hardcode your url, this won't work when you deploy it.

ahmedmahiuddin7-Jul-09 1:36

ahmedmahiuddin

7-Jul-09 1:36

Thank you

Christian Graus

for reply.

Basically from Client.

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:40

7-Jul-09 1:40

Passing Values from Child Page to Parent Page[^]

Might this help ?

i am fresher in software development,having 3 month of exe.

ahmedmahiuddin7-Jul-09 3:17

ahmedmahiuddin

7-Jul-09 3:17

Ooo!

Thanks again

It just works better.

rinku soni 237-Jul-09 0:43

rinku soni 23

7-Jul-09 0:43

hello every one,
i am fresher having 2 month of exe.i am working in a small company,should i continue my career in this field,or for for lecturership.is this field is secure after exe of 1 or 2 year.should i continue,guide me please.

Re: i am fresher in software development,having 3 month of exe.

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:02

7-Jul-09 1:02

The fact that you asked twice within a few minutes probably suggests to me that you're not very smart. Perhaps you should get out and find something more suited to your talents.

rinku soni 23 wrote:
i am fresher having 2 month of exe.i am working in a small company

The fact that people can have 'two months of experience' and have a job, is the reason your industry is going to collapse as soon as things slow down enough in the west for people to stop throwing money at web development they can live without. A slowing economy also means that there will be people in the west out of work, and willing to work for less. As soon as real developers, no matter what country they are in, lower their price, no price will be worth it for some guy who didn't know what ASP.NET was, two months ago.

Page Peeling effect

Ha_807-Jul-09 0:40

Ha_80

7-Jul-09 0:40

Hi,
i'm using asp.net2.0.
I want to apply page peel effect to my home page. How can i do this.. plz explaine in detail with code

With regards

Re: Page Peeling effect

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:04

Praveen Nair (NinethSense)

7-Jul-09 1:04

I would recommend you buy a book on ASP.NET and read it. If you had any idea what ASP.NET is, you'd know why it can't do what you want. Flash can, and so can silverlight. But ASP.NET, cannot.

Re: Page Peeling effect

Praveen Nair (NinethSense)7-Jul-09 3:01

7-Jul-09 3:01

It is not possible directly from ASP.NET. You may need to use javascript or flash or silverlight TRICKS.

PraVeeN
blog.ninethsense.com/

Call ASP.net function from Javascript

Any_India7-Jul-09 0:32

Any_India

7-Jul-09 0:32

hi,

I want to call asp.net function with one parameter from javascript.
is it possible?

plz help me

Re: Call ASP.net function from Javascript

Imran Khan Pathan7-Jul-09 0:39

Imran Khan Pathan

7-Jul-09 0:39

There are two ways to call server side method from javascript.

1.Use ICallbackEventHandler interface
Search in google for more details
2. Use third party ajaxPro.dll
Search in google

please don't forget to vote on the post that helped you.

Re: Call ASP.net function from Javascript

Any_India7-Jul-09 1:49

Any_India

7-Jul-09 1:49

plz
give me about simple example to call asp.net function in icallbackeventhandler

Re: Call ASP.net function from Javascript

Christian Graus7-Jul-09 1:53