Having a working sitemap in an ASP.NET application can't be anymore important. You can use it for navigations, breadcrumbs, etc. The default web.sitemap file is an XML file which provides the root node of the site, the SiteMapProvider used, and tracks the provider objects. System.Web.SiteMap inherits from System.Object. The default provider XMLSiteMapProvider works through the Web.sitemap. Besides being useful for site navigation, the sitemap also provides a easy way for search engines to look for pages on the site.
I found something very interesting to know this morning, that is Firefox's always shown fonts in web page a little differently than IE browsers. IE tends to show fonts more smooth and nice. There's actually a way to change the settings so that Firefox could show fonts and lines more nicely like Internet Explorer. To do that...
For some reason, DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "id") will not work in li tag within the item template of a repeater. I had to use this: ((System.Data.DataRow)Container.DataItem)["id"].ToString()
Doroton, a leading adelaide based food manufacturer specialising in wholeselling french tarts & patisserie has contracted Xplore to power their website. The website will showcase their wide range of popular products for leads and enquiries.