Month: May 2016

Electron 1.0

Enrico

For the last two years, Electron has helped developers build cross platform desktop apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Now we’re excited to share a major milestone for our framework and for the community that created it. The release of Electron 1.0 is now available from electron.atom.io. Electron 1.0 represents a major milestone in API stability and maturity. This release allows you to build apps that act and feel truly native on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Building Electron apps is easier than ever with new docs, new tools, and a…

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Introducing the IIS Administration API

Enrico

The IIS team has been working on a new RESTful API to manage your IIS configuration. While still under development, the team was eager to share a preview of the new API. The API allows configuration of IIS resources such as authorization rules, modules, and applications. The API has been built with Hypertext Application Language (HAL) to allows APIs to have built-in discoverability. Starting at the root of the API, you can browse the entire API surface. In addition to the API, the IIS team has also built an API…

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ASP.NET LinkButton: children disappears after postback

Enrico

I have a LinkButton with image and label inside it or tags i and span as in the following picture. The code in the page is: <asp:LinkButton ID="LinkButton1" runat="server"> <i class="glyphicon glyphicon-plus"></i> <span class="js-add-button" runat="server" id="Span1">Add New</span> </asp:LinkButton> After a postback everything inside the LinkButton disappeared. I’ve spent two days to understand why and the solution is very easy. <asp:LinkButton ID="LinkButton1" runat="server"> <i class="glyphicon glyphicon-plus" runat="server"></i> <span class="js-add-button" runat="server" id="Span1">Add New</span> </asp:LinkButton> The tag i doesn’t have runat="server" and for that you lost all content inside the LinkButton. Happy coding!

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