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  • Adding QueryString Parameters to the SiteMapNode

    There is no way to add querystring parameters to the SiteMapNode in a SiteMap control "out of the box." I'm quite surprised there is no option but luckily the SiteMap uses the provider model. After a Live search, I was able to find a solution provided by Bobby DeRosa . By creating a custom...
    Posted to Jason N. Gaylord's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-04-2008
    Filed under: ASP.NET, Tips and Tricks
  • Retrieving SQL Type Image Using LINQ

    LINQ views the Image type in SQL Server as Binary. So, there are a few options that we have. We can either (a) modify our LINQ to SQL class and change the property to Byte() instead of Binary or we can (b) convert the Binary to an array. To do the latter, you can use a lambda expression to obtain the...
    Posted to Jason N. Gaylord's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-27-2008
    Filed under: ASP.NET, SQL Server, Tips and Tricks, LINQ
  • Writing a Base64 String to the File System or Browser

    Quite often, vendors pass images or PDFs to customers using the binary contents of the file. To make it more secure, they convert the binary contents to a Base64 string. A full explanation about Base64 encoding can be found at Wikipedia here . Anyway, when you receive the string, you cannot simply write...
    Posted to Jason N. Gaylord's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-10-2007
    Filed under: ASP.NET, .NET, Tips and Tricks, Visual Basic
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