This took me a while to figure out, so I am putting it here for prosperity. This is how to get the value of a specific column in a jqGrid selected Row;

ondblClickRow: function(id, rowid) {
    var ret = $("#grid").getRowData(id);
    window.location = '/Clients/Details/' + ret.ClientID;
}

Enjoy!

In the last three days I have gotten over 200 comments on posts from Payday Online (www.yesmyloans.com) using some horrific auto post utility software package to go out and post SPAM comments all over blogs.

I havent any word to appreciate this post…..Really i am impressed from this post….the person who create this post it was a great human..thanks for shared this with us.

One of their favorite and this one;

Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts.Any way Ill be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon

I did a whois on the www.yesmyloans.com and came up with;

And from the hundreds (yes hundreds no shit I am not joking in the last 60 hours 274 of these);

Name: payday online
E-mail: yesmyloans1@gmail.com
Website: http://www.yesmyloans.com/
Country code: US
IP address: 70.86.162.178
Referrer:
User-agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.0; Trident/4.0; SLCC1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; Media Center PC 5.0; InfoPath.1; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 3.0.30618)

Its internet douchbags like this who make putting anything on the internet difficult. I sincerly hope not a single sale is derived from their tactics.

Blah.

I have switched to Google’s Chrome as my default browser and today was playing around with the Javascript benchmark tests.

Just wow.

Chrome (2.0.172.39) – 2965

Firefox (3.5.2) – 284

IE (8.0.6001.18702) – 58.1

Good grief.

I spent way too much time figuring this out.

var originalString = “Batman And Robin”;

var replacedSpaces = originalString.replace(‘ ‘, ‘_’);

This doesn’t work, it only replaces the first instace of the match, so replacedSpaces == “Batman_And Robin”.

var replacedSpaces = originalString.replace(/ /g, ‘_’);

This does work, and now replacedSpaces == “Batman_And_Robin”.

So I wanted to install the SQL 2008 Express edition but it has a pre-requiresite of Powershell v2, simple enough I thought.

It starts to install, and fails telling me that Powershell v1 is already installed and that I have to remove it. To remove it the screen says go into “Add or Remove Programs” and then remove powershell.

Ah but there is the problem, of course there is not a “Windows Powershell” it is something more like; “Hotfix for Windows XP (KB926139-v2)”

Sure that is very clear indeed. Found this here.

Enjoy!

I usually dont post a link to other blogs but this one is soo good I wanted to keep it handy.

http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/tools/cheat-sheets/front-end-web-developers-toolbox.html

This is a post of something like 40 different HTML cheatsheets.

Enjoy!

Seems when you rename a MVC application in ASP.NET MVC and then perform a ‘Clean Solution’ and ‘Build Solution’, well it doesn’t exactly clean.

Just friggin’ lovely.

Go into your applications ‘Bin/’ folder and delete all the files there first, then perform a ‘Clean Solution’ and ‘Build Solution’ and enjoy!

I saw this posting over on Fark yesterday and knowing how the previous Caturdays go I knew it would be a page filled with images, links, loads of text – a great page to do another quick browser memory test on.

So I started the browser, set the home page to nothing, closed. Started browser, pasted URL into the address bar hit enter. I then waited ten minutes for various memory collections to happen and give each browser a period to “stabilize”.

Here are the browsers I tested;

* IE 8.0.7100.0 64-bit – 248MB used
* IE 8.0.7100.0 32-bit – 245MB used
* Maxthon 2.5.1.4751 32-bit – 234MB used
* Opera 9.64 Build 10487 32-bit – 234MB used
* Firefox 3.5b4 32-bit – 137MB used
* Google Chrome 2.0.172.30 32-bit – 62MB used

So I guess the proof is in the memory usage, speaks volumes for WebKit to me.

Enjoy!

Well I am about at my breaking point with using this release of Firefox (v3.0.10), seems there is *REALLY* something seriously wrong with its RAM consumption.

I have three pages open in the browser and its is using over 1GBof RAM, yes that’s right over 1024^3 bytes of RAM;

So I think well hell surely somebody see’s this as a problem and most likely there is a fix or something. Well I was sorta right;

That nugget of wisdom is found here.

Its no damn wonder people are using IE and Chrome. Bah!