asp.net LoadXml code
October 24, 2008 .Net, Xml — Tags: asp.net, aspnet loadxml, aspnet readxml — 52coding
<%@ Page Language=”C#” %>
<%@ Import Namespace=”System.Xml” %>
Format of a JavaScript code
October 24, 2008 Javascript — Tags: format javascript, Javascript, javascript code — 52coding
JavaScript statements terminate with a semicolon, though not all statements need the terminator expressly given. If the JavaScript engine determines that a statement is complete (whatever that is for each type of statement), and the line ends with a new line character, the semicolon can be omitted:
JavaScript is a client-side language; that is, it is designed to do its work on your machine, not on the server. Because of this, JavaScript has some limitations built-in, mostly for security reasons:
If JavaScript isn’t related to Java, then why do they have such similar names? It’s another example of one of the computer industry’s most annoying traits: the triumph of marketing over substance.
When Netscape added some basic scripting abilities to its Navigator Web browser, it originally called that scripting language LiveScript. Around the same time, Java was getting lots of press as the Next Big Thing In Computing.
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python sort
September 20, 2008 Python — Tags: bubble sort, Python, python sort, quick sort — 52coding
The principle is quick to sort out the first number, the entire array will be divided into two groups, one group is greater than the number of the other group are less than this number, and then recursive in the same way in the first set of figures and Second set of figures. That is “fast sort,” affirmed the efficiency of the general than other high-ranking algorithm, we have the following to verify, and compare the so-called “quick sort” and the “bubble sort of” performance differences.
Export excel using javascript
September 12, 2008 Javascript — Tags: client export excel, export excel, javascript export excel — 52coding
This localhost must to install excel.
CSS+JQuery+Xml Create Menu Navigation
September 10, 2008 Css, Javascript, Xml — Tags: Css, css menu, jquery, jquery menu, menu, Xml, xml menu — 52coding
XML as configuration file,other code generation using js, code and data to achieve separation銆俆est environment IE6, Firefox3, run of good IE and Firefox, without test other environmental.
javascript get the mouse position
September 10, 2008 Javascript — Tags: get mouse position, Javascript, mouse position — 52coding
javascript get the mouse position. Demo
javascript tips window,pop-up window
September 10, 2008 Javascript — Tags: div window, Javascript, pop-up window, tip window — 52coding
javascript pop-up window.Demo
Introduction to Table Adapters
September 9, 2008 .Net — Tags: .Net Table Adapters, Table Adapters — 52coding
The table adapter, new in .NET 2.0, greatly enhances the experience of working with typed data sets. As discussed earlier in this chapter, prior to .NET 2.0, when you wanted to fill a data set or push updates back to the data source from the data set, you had to use a data adapter. This meant you had to make sure the commands for that adapter got created correctly to fill the columns appropriately and push changes back.
Review of DataSets
September 9, 2008 .Net — Tags: .Net Dataset, asp.net dataset, DataSet, review dataset — 52coding
The DataSet type is a complex in-memory container for data. The DataSet class contains a collection of DataTable instances that contain the relational data stored in a data set. Each DataTable instance contains a collection of DataColumn instances that define the schema of the data within the table, and a collection of DataRow instances that provide access to the contained data as rows.
.Net Data-Bound Controls
September 9, 2008 .Net — Tags: control, data controls, Data-Bound Controls — 52coding
Most of the controls that ship with.NET Framework support data binding to some degree, because they all inherit from the Control base class, which implements the IBindableComponent interface. That interface defines the contract for supporting a collection of simple binding objects (instances of the Binding class) through a DataBindings collection on the component that implements the interface.
A number of things come into play to make data binding happen. First, you need the data. From the perspective of a presentation layer client application, this comes in the form of in-memory data sources.

