Daniel, Development, VMWare »

[31 May 2010 | 2 Comments]

This blog post is about a quickfix for VMWare if you’re suffering VMWare black screen of death. This bug is most likely to occur if you’ve used a secondary monitor or projector with a low resolution capability. When switching back to a high-resolution monitor the screen goes black and doesn’t play nice anymore. [More]

.NET, active directory, Daniel, Development, EPiServer »

[4 Dec 2009 | 1 Comments]

This post provides a basic introduction to how user permissions are configured in EPiServer CMS. Part one deals with the authentication and authorization model in IIS and ASP.NET 2.0 and how it relates to EPiServer CMS. [More]

.NET, Blog, Daniel, Development, EPiServer, Microsoft »

[12 Sep 2009 | 0 Comments]

Just before leaving for my vacation and starting my new job at Sogeti I was interviewed by friend and colleague Martin Soderlund from Hallvarsson & Halvarsson. [More]

.NET, Daniel, Development, Microsoft »

[24 Aug 2009 | 1 Comments]

I just got the code syntax highlighter for Windows Liver Writer working together with BlogEngine.NET. I thought I’d throw together a post that lists the steps to get this working! [More]

.NET, Daniel, Development, EPiServer »

[21 Aug 2009 | 5 Comments]

Custom implementation of EPiServer property that allows web editors to select and sort pages based on specific page types. [More]

.NET, Daniel, Daniel Berg, Development, Google Maps, KML »

[16 Jul 2009 | 4 Comments]

How to create a Google Maps control and use the KML wrapper framework. Can also be used to consume a standard KML stream without the need for KML framework. [More]

.NET, Configuration, Development, Visual Studio »

[3 Jul 2009 | 4 Comments]

If you're like me, and enjoy using the IIS to debug your sites, then you might've run into the problem where there are a heap of w3wp-processes running simultaneously. How do you know which one to attach to to get into that debugging goodieness? [More]

.NET, Development, Google, KML »

[2 Jul 2009 | 0 Comments]

.NET Kml wrapper framework. Includes sourcecode and binaries. Use this to generate KML through typed objects. The .NET KML wrapper framework enables users (you) to create the KML file through typed objects. I'm not going to go into detail for each and every class, but instead highlight key functionalty. How you choose to utilize the wrapper framework is up to you. I prefer the use of Http Generic handlers (.ashx), but implementing it together with a user control (.ascx) or directly on an ASPX-page is doable. [More]