http://www.familie-splett.de/t-mobile-hotspot-aktivieren-bei-iphone-vertrag/

The solution is pretty simple: You need to double those curly braces to escape them.
String.Format("function test() {{ return calcSomething({0}); }}", "123");

You need additional assembly for making asp validators work with ajax.

The solution and it’s explanation of it.

But then he said something about common ways to organize your work. Talking about files on your computer you could sort everything in thousands of different folders. You also could put everything in one folder and let the environment search for you.

What is the flipside of letting the computer search for you? Perhaps it does not find everything. That’s the main reason why I don’t like sharepoint portal server. During my training on the job I had to write a document about the project I worked on. It was a ZVT 700 cash card terminal interface. I put that document in a sharepoint portal server and forgot about it.

About one and a half year later someone needed that document. Well, I knew about the auther of that document (obviously I checked it in), I knew the title of that document and well – the worst thing happened: Even as I tried to list ALL documents checked in by me (and that was not a lot) exactly THAT document I looked for was not listet. I looked through the whole structure of the sharepoint server for about 4 hours to find that document. Guess what? I never used that server again.

So what if you are searching for something special and it is not listed when your computer searches?
If you have a rough structure of folders and stick to a naming scheme of your documents that will make things easier. There is nothing that hinders you to let your mashine do the search work for you, but if it fails, then you helped yourself to find it by yourself a lot faster.

However, you should try to avoid this. But in some cases (i.e. display password strength / weakness during initial password entry on a “new user” page) this totally makes sense.

With Dynamic Silverlight dynamic languages like Ruby and Python make their way into Silverlight 2. Not a very stylish start indeed, but that project page is a total winner on usability: No Screenreader problems, no navigation problems, no problems at all. I like pages that are accessible. I like that page. That is User Experience at its best

First one is two tickets for the “farewell & goodbye” tour of “Fury in the Slaugtherhouse” in Munich in April. I love this band, especially the older songs. I saw them live two or three times and I’m glad to be able to see them once again.

Second one is the 10 year tour of the original “Lord of the Dance” show, when they come to Ulm in october.

Third is two tickets for BAP on their “Radio Pandora” album tour at the end of the year, also in Munich.

You see, I like live events

I’ll have a look at this in the next days.

And one plugin went bananas and so I had to disable the WoW Item plugin. But thats no problem, since I don’t play WoW anymore.

Here are the slides and code samples: WMI Slides and code samples