A fine article about how man can manage to get his C# code and all .Net projects under CVS. I’m currently having several projects and several codebases to manage under CVS.

I nearly spent 4 hours to track the problem, however I still don't know what happened on my workstation, but this helped me to solve http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;824643

I've found a cool article about codebehind stuff under http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,32057,00.html and I've upgraded http://skaelede.hu to be a Codebehind project. (All I needed to do is to remove the src="index.aspx.cs" from the index.aspx file header) then run the following script given in the example. In the last step, you need to move the DLL to the so called bin directory of the given project.

I gave skaelede online a fresh new look sometime ago. By changing the design, I've did some changes on the background too: I've updated the XSL engine to generate XHTML 1.1 output instead of the good old HTML 4.1 way. I do not want to miss in details, you can check out the original source code, I just want to add some notes on the workarounds (that I usually forget:) ) 1) The MUST BE html, instead of using xml. Internet Explorer would save the file down, or open it with the associated XML-handler application, but not display it as an XHTML page. 2) You can not use </img>, so you cannot have to images :( I do not know any workarounds to this problem, yet. 3) The hspace and the vspace attributes should be replaced with: style="margin-left:0px;margin-right:0px;" 4) The border attribute must be replaced with style="border:0px;". I just wonder, why W3C didn't have an upgrade guide for all the folks who try to follow their changes...