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Security: Google retracts its privacy clauses
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Security: Conducting a Security Review and why your designs should incorporate Defence-In-Depth?
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/steve/archive/2008/07/04/Security-Conducting-a-Security-Review-and-why-your-designs-should.aspxI'm currently conducting a due-diligence review of a technical system. The system is a classic distributed, two-tier system with data held centrally and business-logic delegated to an application tier. I've been asked to perform a security analysis as part of my review. I can't tell you anything …
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.NET: Using Namespaces with XPath in .NET
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/steve/archive/2008/05/23/.NET-Using-Namespaces-with-XPath-in-.NET.aspxA colleague has been asking how to do this and I've found a great post written years ago. I've linked it here: XPath & Namespaces (Wayne Allen's Blog) Versions Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Metadata Categories: Software Development, .NET, XPath Additional keywords: namespace manager …
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Paul Bradley
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/bradFollowing on from Steve's excellent post on how to copy one or more properties from one Page Type to another, I decided to share how easy it is to turn his hard work into an EPiServer plug-in so that it will appear in the admin area of the CMS.
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Events.
http://blogs.ugidotnet.org/alessio_blog/archive/2008/09/11/e...Ciao, mi hanno posto questa domanda: data un'istanza di un oggetto e un suo evento è possibile dall'esterno risalire al metodo associato all'evento stesso? Ho eseguito un po di googling, ed ho trovato questo prezioso articolo
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Making an EPiServer Plug-in: Copying Page Type Properties
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/archive/2008/08/21/makin...Following on from Steve's excellent post on how to copy one or more properties from one Page Type to another, I decided to share how easy it is to turn his hard work into an EPiServer plug-in so that it will appear in the admin area of the CMS.
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Paul Bradley
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/Default.aspxBlog Role Dan Matthews Dominic Zukiewicz Matt Nield Ray Little Stephen Horsfield
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Updating EPiServer Version: Login Failed for User ''
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/archive/2008/08/14/updat...pulling the connection string out of my web.config, but it appears it was ignoring the fact it specified an Integrated/Windows connection and was passing an empty SQL username to the database - hence the empty quote marks above. (cheers for your help Steve!) Solution: Temporarily change the SQL connection string in the site's web.config to use an SQL username/password, perform the update and change the string back.
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Raymond Little
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EPiServer Language Selector
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/archive/2008/05/28/EPiSe...property of the PageData class had the incorrect language code as part of the query string. So it must use the current culture when generating the URL string, regardless of the actual page. Enter Steve, who suggested I try setting the culture to that of the SPECIFIC language before getting a reference to the page and getting it's LinkUrl property, and bingo it worked! The only thing to remember is to make sure I set the culture back to the correct
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Better IIS Logging
http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/archive/2008/05/16/Bette...sent the test email and checked the log - to say it was unhelpful is an understatement! I was wrongly assuming that "extended" format meant it would have more information than the other logging formats which didn't have "extended" in their name! Enter Steve who suggested I change the format to Microsoft IIS Log File Format (shown in the image below). I did, and the log file was suddenly completely what I was expecting and I could straight away see what I needed (the 'TO' email address in this case).
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