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KeepAlive for the DotImage WebThumbnailViewer
09 January 09 08:20 AM | jacobl | 0 Comments   
This is my third post on the topic of using a simple Java Script call to keep a server session alive. My first post was on keeping a generic IIS session alive by reloading a hidden GIF , my second was related directly to keeping session state alive for Read More...
KeepAlive for the DotImage WebImageViewer
31 December 08 08:22 AM | jacobl | 1 Comments   
Recently, I posted an article describing a simple way to keep a session alive during long periods of inactivity. That works great if your web application doesn't rely on some other information on the server to maintain state. If you use DotImage in your Read More...
A Note Regarding YUI and the WebImageViewer
21 July 08 08:50 AM | jacobl | 0 Comments   
When developing two of my applications for 31 Apps in 31 Days ( here and here ), I discovered an issue with using YUI with our WebImageViewer. The script tag that references the YUI js files must be inside the main form element. If it is not, the DOM Read More...
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Queuing up Your Remote Invokes
24 June 08 01:40 PM | jacobl | 2 Comments   
The WebImageViewer is a very powerful web control that we offer to our customers. It does a lot of work for you behind the scenes to make the experience as application-like as possible. It even takes that a step further with the RemoteInvoke method and Read More...
Full-Screening your WebImageViewer
27 May 08 01:20 PM | jacobl | 1 Comments   
Last week, I posted 2 web apps ( here and here ) as part of our 31 Apps in 31 Days promotion . They both have one thing in common (outside of the fact that they're online): being full screen WebImageViewers. There are a few hoops that you need to hop Read More...
AJAXWorld '08: Thoughts and Impressions
26 March 08 07:52 AM | jacobl | 1 Comments   
This was my second conference as an Atalasoft employee and I must say, 'I have terrible luck.' Back in September, I went with my coworker Rick to ReMix in Boston and, while I can't speak for the both of us, I was largely unimpressed. The content was definitely Read More...