By default SSIS will not give you an option to upload in an SFTP server, the only option you will see in the SSIS toolbox is for FTP so if you are planning to automate your upload function in a secure manner it will not be straightforward. Luckily SSIS have the option like the Script… Read More »
Two days ago I posted this article called “A better 100% Kendo UI Grid Height“, well I found an even better solution after playing around with it. Now instead of relying with the id’s header and contents we totally removed that attachment so you can name your divs what ever you want or just plug… Read More »
I know Kendo UI is a love and hate relationship, if things work it works it works wonderfully and if not you just sometimes want to smash your screen. I’ve been using Kendo for quite sometime now and I love it because of their Grid which is really useful specially in my scenario, other controls for me… Read More »
Ever wondered how do you export TAB delimited reports in SSRS? It’s quite easy as you can configure SSRS to export it using the CSV render inside the ReportingServices rendering engine of SQL server. You can do that by updating the rsreportserver.config file which can be found in the following path C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS{YourSQLServerVersion}.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting… Read More »
There might be some instances that you want to render Images not from a file but from a byte array because of many different reasons. For me I am doing this as I am getting the information from LDAP specifically the thumbnailPhoto attribute of a User Principal which is a byte array. Now in my… Read More »
With the web getting more and more interactive JavaScript frameworks is becoming a must in every web project (unless you want to code it yourself). There are a lot to choose from like Ember, Knockout, Backbone, Agility, Kendo UI, etc and it’s all up to you whats the most compatible framework depending on your requirement,… Read More »
Yesterday we started to use API Controllers and wouldn’t it be nice if we can use some inversion of control (IoC) making it extensible and reusable. For this article you will be noticing I am using S#arp Architecture where IoC is already implemented via Castle Windsor so all I need to do is add the… Read More »
Like me you might be starting to integrate AngularJS or any other JS Framework in your MVC Application then later on finding out you are converting a lot of your results to handle this calls. While it works with the MVC Controllers you always have to serialize your result to JSON Format and enabling client… Read More »
Now you just recently migrated from WordPress.com to WordPress.org and on your old WordPress you have AdWords installed, now you want to have that similar ad placement on your new WordPress install by placing the ads on the header, on the widget side bar and after the first post summary. The widget is quite easy… Read More »
Web browsing nowadays is not done solely on a desktop computer or laptop, which means devices like phones and tablets are to be considered specially when you do advertising to your site. Most of the blogs have headers and the header banners are usually sized at 728 pixels wide meaning it wont show properly in… Read More »