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Web Rule
Create business rules online and evaluate them in any .NET code by downloading the free version of our ASP.NET and MVC XML-based super-fast business rules engine.
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Web Rule Version 4.0.0.47 Beta is Released
March 24, 2013     Comments: 11
Web Rule 4.0.0.47 Beta has been released. It includes a preview of the first group of new features planned for Web Rule 4.x.
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How to Create Always Visible Navigation Bar Using CSS and jQuery
November 27, 2012     Comments: 15
Several days ago I finally had time to update the UI of this blog application with our new look-and-feel. Although it wasn't supposed to be a major overhaul - just a change of graphics, styles and a bit of layout tweaking - I wanted to make the left side navigation bar to stay visible when user scrolls the page or resizes it. This article shows how I did that.
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Web Rule Version 3.1.0.9 Released
November 18, 2012     Comments: 5
Web Rule version 3.1.0.9 has been released as of November 18, 2012. It contains new features, changes, enhancements and bug fixes.
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Web Rule 3.0 is released
September 24, 2012     Comments: 2
We are quite happy to announce that the final version of Web Rule 3.0 has been released today. This release fixes all reported issues and introduces one change to FieldAttribute and ReturnAttribute classes and source object fields of the System.String type.
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Version 2.0.1.4 Release Notes
March 27, 2012     Comments: 0
Version 2.0.1.4 of Web Rule was released today. This is a bug fixing release.
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Should we continue to support system functions in Web Rule?
January 20, 2012     Comments: 7
Their usefulness is questionable but they add quite a lot to the overall complexity of Web Rule. Should we dump system functions in version 2.0?
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Updated 10/22/11 - List of New Features Planned for Web Rule
October 22, 2011     Comments: 30
This page contains the list of features that we plan to implement in the future versions of Web Rule control.
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How to Generate Random Numbers and Strings in C#
August 12, 2011     Comments: 32
We all know that it's easy to generate random numbers and strings in C# using the Random class. Or is it, really?
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StringBuilder in JavaScript
July 14, 2011     Comments: 11
You know (or at least assume) that each JavaScript interpreter concatenates strings inefficiently if strings or string representations of any object are being joined with the "+" operator. It's fine if you just need to join the first and last names. But you really need a more efficient way to concatenate strings if, for example, you have to serialize large objects into JSON or edit XML on the client. .NET has StringBuilder, Java has StringBuffer. Let's build one in JavaScript.
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Connection Strings Security in ASP.NET Applications
July 12, 2011     Comments: 3
Since version 2.0, the ASP.NET documentation suggests that we should keep our connection strings in the connectionStrings section of web.config. This raises a number of concerns. There is a better way...
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How to submit a focused web form on Enter key
July 10, 2011     Comments: 5
This article discusses a JavaScript function that submits a focused web form when the user hits Enter key
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Unexpected Side Effect of CSS in Multilingual Sites
July 08, 2011     Comments: 2
Sometimes absolutely harmless actions can lead to totally unexpected conclusions. This is what happened to me when I accidentally translated Web Scheduler from English to Russian using Chrome's Translate functionality.
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Web Scheduler 2.0: New Features
July 01, 2011     Comments: 0
We Scheduler 2.0, released just several days ago, implements many new "public" and "internal" features. It's lighter, it's faster and it's CSS 3 friendly. It uses new versions of client objects built into our client framework, such as data picker, modal dialog, paging and progress bar. Several new UI features will make schedule management a bit easier as well.
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Welcome!
June 26, 2011     Comments: 2
CodeEffects.com blog is finally alive. The priceless content will follow soon... At least that is the plan :)
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