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Custom Sorting with Jquery UI

by Farooq Kaiser 19. September 2009 06:20
In this article, i will examine how to build custom sorting Using Jquery UI. The jQuery UI Sortable plugin makes selected elements sortable by dragging with the mouse. Please see here for more details. In my demo application i will create an XML file to store the custom settings that will hold the... [More]

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Querying Active Directory with LINQ

by Farooq Kaiser 30. May 2009 14:45
Today, i will show you Querying Active Directory with LINQ. Sample Codevar users = new DirectoryObject<User>(new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://localhost"), SearchScope.Subtree);var groups = n... [More]

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Implementing a Cross Join with LINQ

by Farooq Kaiser 13. February 2009 01:59
A cross join or Cartesian join is the basis for every other join.The following query will produce all of the combinations of two tables using LINQ var query = from ... [More]

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Comparing elements using LINQ query operators

by Farooq Kaiser 9. February 2009 06:29
The Standard Query Operators is an API that enables querying of any .NET array or collection. I will compare two folders using query operators.          var&nbs... [More]

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Using Where<T> with Lambda Expressions

by Farooq Kaiser 9. February 2009 03:31
The Where<T> extension method can be used where you would use conditional logic to filter the elements. var w = new string[]{"Microsoft", "Google", "Yahoo... [More]

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Parsing XML using LINQ to XML

by Farooq Kaiser 5. February 2009 05:39
The following code will show how to parse XML using LINQ.  <users> <user><id>001</id> <name>James</name> </user> <user><id>002</id> <name>Paul</name>... [More]

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XML LINQ for RSS Feed

by Farooq Kaiser 5. February 2009 04:33
Using LINQ we can easily consume RSS feed into our project.  Include the following namespaces in the project. using System.Xml.Linq;using System.Linq;      protected ... [More]

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LINQ querying generic list

by Farooq Kaiser 3. February 2009 05:04
I will compose a query to retrieve all the items in a generic List.    public class Customer        {            public int Id;   ... [More]

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Anonymous types with linq

by Farooq Kaiser 14. January 2009 04:17
I would like to show you the anonymous types with linq in c#.     Let's say we have an array and we would like to use linq.             var num = new int[] {0,&n... [More]

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