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WebReference Update: August 25, 2005
New this week on the Web:
1.OTHER VOICES:- Stopping JavaScript Errors When Opening a LinkButton in a New Window
- Easy RSS for All with FeedForAll
- ASP.NET Sample Code: Database Multi-Sort
3. NET NEWS:
- Industry Groups Mull Cookie Efforts
- IM Worm Speaks Your Language
- NewsGator Offers APIs To Developers
1.OTHER VOICES
- Stopping JavaScript Errors When Opening a LinkButton in a New Window
In a follow-up to a previous article, Scott Mitchell takes a look at how to rewrite a link to eliminate JavaScript errors which occur when the LinkButton control is enhanced to display custom text in the browser's status bar when the link is moused over.
4 Guys from Rolla, August 24, 2005 - Easy RSS for All with FeedForAll
Sometimes RSS isn't always so simple. That's why NotePage, Inc. has come up with FeedForAll, a beautifully simple program that makes creating and editing RSS feeds a breeze.
Intranet Journal, August 25, 2005 - ASP.NET Sample Code: Database Multi-Sort
This sample works just like our Database Sort sample except that it adds the ability to sort by multiple fields just by clicking on the field headings in sequence. The script will sort on as many fields as you want but it does remove duplicates to keep things logical.
ASP 101, August 16, 2005
2. SIGHTINGS AROUND THE WEB: Answers.com
Looking for some answers? This Web site covers several topics, including food, games, business, and science. There is a special reference section and even one covering the current day. There are also some neat downloads, for free.
The site states, "The right tool for the right query. Search engines are
terrific when you've got a complex request; if you are trying to recall,
say, the name of a Victorian Scottish woolen bonnet, there's probably a
page out there that you can dig up. But if you need to know what pie in the
sky means, when Benjamin Franklin was born, or whether Aeschylating is a
cromulent word, a search engine isn't your best bet. You need a free one
stop reference tool."
[Check out the Web site ]
3. NET NEWS
- Industry Groups Mull Cookie Efforts
Since several published reports have showed that users are deleting cookies in record numbers, online marketing groups have been studying the situation to determine the best way to approach the situation.
ClickZ, August 24, 2005 - IM Worm Speaks Your Language
A new MSN Messenger worm often talks to people in their own tongue as it hunts for new victims, security experts have warned. The worm, dubbed Kelvir.HI, tailors the language of its attack message to the compromised system, said David Jaros, the director of product marketing at security vendor Akonix Systems, on Wednesday. It can send messages in English, Dutch, French, German, Greek (English alphabet), Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Spanish and Turkish, he noted.
c|net News, August 24, 2005 - NewsGator Offers APIs To Developers
NewsGator makes publicly available to developers the application programming interfaces for the company's RSS platform.
Yahoo! News, August 25, 2005
That's it for this Thursday. I'll have more for you next time.
Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
Created: August 25, 2005
URL: http://www.webreference.com/new/050825.html
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