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Send emails with dynamic content using Razor
Technorati Tags: Razor,Email,Templating The Razor engine is a text template engine built on parsing technology from Microsoft. Users can develop templates to render any kind of textual content. MVC 3 uses Razor as a view engine to render the HTML that is sent to the client. The engine uses the new Razor syntax that is much cleaner an easier to use ...
Adding Syntax Highlighting a SharePoint Blog
As a follow up to my wildly popular syntax highlighting post, I am going to show you how you can add syntax highlighting to your My Site blog. To enable this, we are going to utilize the out-of-the-box SharePoint Content Editor web part. Once we add the web part to our blog, we will simply paste the JavaScript required for syntax highlighting into ...
uLess 0.1.0 Released
I just released my first umbraco package! I created a package that will add support for LESS style sheets using the dotLess httpHandler for .net. Check out that package at http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/uless Share this:FacebookEmailPrint
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February 9, 2012
Quick Tip – Find host name from IP on Windows
I needed to find the host name of a machine on my network. I found that you can find it using the built in NBTStat application in Windows. NBTStat is NetBios over TCP/IP.
Issue a command like so:
>nbtstat -A 10.0.0.8
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