Dec 17
2007 22:47
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ASP.NET) ·

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How often you are laughing out loud when looking on the someone’s code? Today I found great code in my current project and I can’t hold posting this to my blog. So,
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| if (Request.QueryString.HasKeys())
{
string[] keys = Request.QueryString.AllKeys;
foreach (string k in keys)
{
if (k == "memberpagemode" && (string)Request.QueryString.GetValues(k).GetValue(0) == "edit")
{
pSett.ChangeFormViewMode(FormViewMode.Edit);
}
}
} |
And how do you search through the hash for a key with specified value?
Dec 09
I have a good news: Sphinx Client API has been updated and now it supports all brand new features of the unstable Sphinx 0.9.8 development snapshot. What does it mean for you as a developer? What features you will get if you would decide to switch to the new version? I will describe most valuable improvements of the Sphinx in this article, and will show how to use them with new Sphinx Client API 0.4.0 r909.
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