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Knowing your Dominant Eye in archery and other types of sports that require aiming is very important. In archery it’s the most important fact, it even solely determines if you use a right handed bow or a left handed bow, your hand preferences has nothing to do with it. Therefor don’t go running to buy a bow before reading the rest of this article and determining your dominant eye. Continue reading “Archery: How to know which is your dominant Eye”
This is how you stop the annoying Video Auto Play on twitter.
Every house needs to have a grocery list of the purchases needed, today its better to have it as application since your phone is always with you
Before choosing which application we should use, we had a couple of of conditions that application should abide by. Simple to use, a free application, can synchronize between more then one person and this is useful specialty when there is more then one person in the house.
Is Facebook Auto-Play video annoying you? Don’t worry there is a way to turn it off from your mobile or from your desktop (web). Continue reading “Turn Off Facebook Auto play Video”
We use the internet to be ourselves but governments are building a prison around it we have to stop them, but how ? they seem so vast and powerful, but government spies have a weakness, they can hack anybody but they can’t have everybody. Folks like the NSA depend on collecting insecure data from tapped fiber. They depend on our mistakes – mistakes we can fix. The Plan: Reset the Net. Together on June 5th, one year after snowden’s first NSA story, we all take one powerful step to turn off government spying and turn on freedom. the call is simple : Find some territory of the internet that you can protect from prying eyes. Seize and hold it. Continue reading “Reset the net: June 5th 2014 #ResetTheNet”
Between May 23 and 24 2014 earth will path through the dust particles left by comet 209P/LINEAR. This will create a meteor shower/storm which are very few this year. scientists are not very sure about the average of dust that will plunge the earth in that night. Some say it will be above 1000 per hour which makes it a meteor storm, and other are speculating it will be only between 100 and 400 per hour. The important part is that astrologist and amateurs can enjoy the show at the end of this month.
Continue reading “May 23-24, 2014 Major Meteor Shower from Comet 209P/LINEAR, watch live”
While working in the environment of Visual Studio with Team Foundation Server (TFS) with multiple check out Disabled. you might come across a scenario where your team members have checked out a files and they are not present to check in for you to be able to use those files. This is why TFS has an administrative command prompt commands, this will only work if you have administrative access on the TFS project, and should not be done from the same computer that checked out the file. Continue reading “TFS steps to Force an Undo Check out (Force Check in)”
Communicating with a Facebook page is very important for developers to perform different action from the software they are developing without opening Facebook. This is very useful for Back-ends and CMS’s.
Continue reading “Getting a permanent Facebook Page Access token”
Many of us use this expression when they experience an unfair phenomenon without being able to define the responsibility of this unfairness!
But how could we explain that someone who is powerful enough to take decisions that all concerned parties are obliged to accept without even negotiating , and he knows very well that his decision is unfair and when he is asked why he is taking this unfair decision , his answer is simple: “ Life is unfair” Continue reading “Life is Unfair “La vie n’est pas juste” !”
In Asp.net Simply adding an UpdatePanel to a ListView with an ItemCommand won’t do the trick of asynchronous postback. The Command should be registered to the script manager Dynamically.
To achieve an asynchronous postback you have to do the following trick
Asp.net front end Code Example
<asp:UpdatePanel runat=”server” ID=”upContent”>
<ContentTemplate>
<asp:ListView runat=”server” ID=”lvContent”
OnItemCommand=”lvContent_ItemCommand”
onitemdatabound=”lvContent_ItemDataBound” >
<ItemTemplate>
<div class=”trd-block”>
<asp:LinkButton Text=”Delete” runat=”server” ID=”lnkDelete” CommandArgument='<%#Eval(“ID”) %>’ />
</div>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:ListView>
</ContentTemplate>
</asp:UpdatePanel>
The solution comes in the Code Behind C# on the ItemDataBound
protected void lvContent_ItemDataBound(object sender, ListViewItemEventArgs e)
{
LinkButton delete = (LinkButton)e.Item.FindControl(“lnkDelete”);
ScriptManager.GetCurrent(this.Page).RegisterAsyncPostBackControl(delete);
}