BlogEngine.Net extension which generates a hyperlink to a random post from your blog..
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BlogEngine.Net extension which makes it easy to embed your Xbox/Xbox 360 gamercard on your site.
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In my short time using BlogEngine.Net, I've been amazed at the number and quality of the extensions and plugins that have been developed by the community. When I originally downloaded the software, I saw the ones listed on the site, a google search turned up a few more, and reading blogs from ...
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Here is a Custom Control for BlogEngine.Net which will display a random image from a given directory..
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As promised, here is the first release of the BlogEngine.Net Gallery User Control.
The aim of this User Control is to make it simpler to display a folder of images in a blog post or page. Instead of having to manually insert an image for each image in the directory, simply add a reference to the ...
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I've been using BlogEngine.Net for a couple of weeks now and I've been very impressed with what I've seen. I'm finally able to update my website without needing to resort to SmartFTP!
Overall it's a very intuitive system, but one thing which I couldn't work out for age...
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I've recently started work on a Gallery User Control to make it easy to insert sets of images into your blog posts. The user control is fully customisable via parameters and enables
Auto Generation of Thumbnails for speedier loading
Customisable Width/Height for thumbnail display
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I've recently been working on a fairly large Visual Studio Web Project for a client. As I was sharing the coding with a colleague, and because we wanted to track changes to our code, we decided to use SVN, an Open Source source control system.
The client component of Subversion is a...
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