I needed to add a login with Facebook button to a website and wanted a simple solution that would check whether the user successfully logged in and return their email address and name. I considered using the C# SDK but couldn't find much in the way of documentation or samples to accomplish this task.

I recently needed a Javascript function to truncate text to fit a container such as a DIV, not just in width but in height. I found plenty of functions that truncate to width but couldn't find anything by height so I created this Jquery plugin that does the job. Please note that it does not handle HTML so if HTML content is truncated it may truncate mid-tag and break the display.

This is how you can connect to a MySQL database from ASP.NET Web Pages (Razor).

Using Linq to SQL and need to order by NULLS last?

I have been a long time customer of Exetel, using their ADSL and then ADSL2 services.

When developing websites most of them have common elements like headers, footers and navigational menus that are common throughout the site. In Classic ASP we mostly use multiple server side includes to accomplish this. I like ASP.NET master pages and this page details the technique I use to achieve something similar in Classic ASP.