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I can highly recommend the Visual Studio plugin Resharper, I found it nearly as fun as Tetris.
Entry info Posted in C#, Resharper, Web development, Visual Studio
By Jesper Lind | 12 February 2008 | Leave a comment

I have earlier showed how to use TinyMCE and ASP.NET Ajax UpdatePanels.

On the Microsoft forum i read the somebody has made an Ajax Extender till TinyMCE with the same functionallity, also as a downloadable zip.


Entry info Posted in AJAX, AJAX Control Toolkit, C#, Microsoft, TinyMCE
By Jesper Lind | 10 February 2008 | Leave a comment
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It was about a year ago when the swedish version of Shelta's webstore was born with some help from us as development partner.

Today we released the international version (Shelta.eu) where we have worked on some improvements. We have removed the frames for more easy navigation and bookmarking, made it possible to choose from four different currencies and installed a nwe paymentsystem. André at Shelta has also worked on the design and given it a nice lilac color.

Please visit and check out SNS fisherman shirts, Nike Sneakers, Adidas Originals, Svensson jeans and a lot of other nice stuff for your winter shopping.


Entry info Posted in Our projects
By Jesper Lind | 25 October 2007 | Leave a comment
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We are happy to announce that it is now possible to buy Trig.com gear on Merchworld and that the sites are mashed nicely together.

Also visit Trig.com/Merchworld for more info.


Entry info Posted in Our projects
By Jesper Lind | 19 September 2007 | Leave a comment

The Swedish security expert, Dan Egerstad has found and published usernames and passwords to email accounts of 100 embassies across the world.

Computer Sweden has interviewed him and he lets us know how he found the information when he was doing a security lab recently.

Since then he has pondered over what to do with it. Contacting all the ambassies would have been a time consuming task and perhaps met with the wrong attitude. If he would have given it to SÄPO (National Security Service (of Sweden) it would have been considered a act of espionage. So he made the brave decision and published the information on his blog, Deranged Security.

Still there are no information about which systems the hacked email acounts was running on, but it would be interesting to find out. I guess it's only a matter of time before we we learn more about this.

Hopefully this will shed some light on the issues with insufficient security of email accounts, and push the development towards safer system forward.


Entry info Posted in Email, Security
By Jesper Lind | 31 August 2007 | Leave a comment
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The Silverlight applications are beginning to get a bit more advanced and to show tehe real possibillities. Microsoft is showing off Tafiti, a experimental search koncept built on Silverlight and Live Search.

The demo is showing off some fun features, for exempel the "tree" as you can see an screenshot of above. Perhaps not very useful, but a fine exampel on hos visualization can make search more fun.

(LiveSide)

Read more on Techcrunch


Entry info Posted in Microsoft, Searching, Silverlight, Visualization
By Jesper Lind | 22 August 2007 | Leave a comment

Got a message from the security expert beni which says that he has found 7 security issues with the blog platform Wordpress (latest version 2.2.1).

He has now created a friendly XSS-worm which uses this vulnerabilities to patch your system. More instructions how to do this in his blog-post.

Read more


Entry info Posted in Blogosphere, Security, XSS
By Jesper Lind | 31 July 2007 | 1 comment

TinyMCE is a nice HTML-Editor which has become very popular. It's easy to use and has a lot of configuration possibillities. But when it come to combining it to Ajax and partial updates - it can be a nightmare...

I have now done a proper test and will provide the source code for anybody who is interested, free of use in any way. I've tested this code successfully in IE7, FF2 and Opera.

But now let the source speak for it self, don't miss out on the complete project download at the bottom.

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Entry info Posted in AJAX, ASP.NET, C#, HTML, Javascript, Source, TinyMCE, WYSIWYG
By Jesper Lind | 18 July 2007 | 5 comments

Who is Hosting This is a great service to find out which host a web site is using.


Entry info Posted in Domains, Services, Web hosts
By Jesper Lind | 08 July 2007 | Leave a comment

When A web site been running for some time the CSS-files can grow very large and it is difficult to identify which classes that are really in use.

Infovore has been trying to tackle this problem with the new tool CSS Redundancy Checker that can be downloaded at Google Code.  You have to download and run it locally, and it will identify CSS-classes that are not in use in the code. It only works with HTML- files and not dynamicly genereated web sites.

Would be great to have this running online. Is there anybody who knows of any other service like that? 


Entry info Posted in CSS, HTML
By Jesper Lind | 06 July 2007 | Leave a comment