Mads Kristensen

A blog about everything technology.
1 min read Client-side

I recently realized that you can add more than one class to a single HTML element. This opens up to even more structured stylesheets and more code reuse. It’s a standard and has cross-browser support. You simply just...

3 min read ASP.NET , Client-side

Since ASP.NET 1.0 you had the ability to toggle the visibility of any HTML tag with the runat=”server” attribute. The only prerequisite is to add the runat=”server” and ID attributes, but that is not always possible or...

2 min read Client-side

As you can see at the bottom of each blog post, I’ve added social bookmark links. Because I use dasBlog version 1.8 it was very difficult to do, mainly because there is no macro to print out the title in clear text of...

3 min read ASP.NET , Client-side

After reading a post on The Cafes about the lack of dynamics in the CSS language, I found myself inspired to do something about it. It became clear that something had to be done and that we couldn’t wait for the W3C to...

1 min read ASP.NET , Client-side , Security

The built in webserver in Visual Studio 2005, formerly known as Casini, uses a dynamic or static port on the localhost machine (e.g. http://localhost:2049/default.aspx). It is dynamic by default, but you can make it...

2 min read ASP.NET , Client-side

Little Helper , the interactive help system for Headlight is now live and almost finished. It is build much like a Wiki so Headlight users can contribute and ask questions. I like to call it a good mix of a blog and an...

2 min read Client-side

Internet Explorer 7 comes with build in web search from the toolbar, just like Firefox have had for years now. The cool thing about it is that you can offer your visitors to add your blog search to the different...

2 min read Client-side

In the good name of internet security, Microsoft added a feature in Internet Explorer that disables automatic activation of objects. All objects in an HTML <object> tag is affected and that includes Java applets and...

4 min read Client-side , ASP.NET

In light of the rising popularity of AJAX during the last couple of years, Microsoft wanted to include the feature natively into ASP.NET’s object model. They came up with an elegant solution for the feature in ASP.NET...

1 min read ASP.NET , Client-side

In my efforts to improve the web developer's Test Browser , I have now added 3 new feature. Cookie watcher (the name and value) Link list window (the URL, title- and accesskey tag) Image list window (the URL and alt tag)...