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what's the technology used
Today, I came across the following link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/
I'm attracted by the technology used that I can click to minimize the block. I think it should be just some dhtml stuff.
But, when I put the mouse to the headline/title of the block, the mouse cursor was changed to a cross cursor, and I seem to be able to drag it over to somewhere.
Is it something like Java's portlet? Any this kind of stuff inside Microsoft's technology. Actually, what kind of technology has been used to build that web page?
Thanks!
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/
I'm attracted by the technology used that I can click to minimize the block. I think it should be just some dhtml stuff.
But, when I put the mouse to the headline/title of the block, the mouse cursor was changed to a cross cursor, and I seem to be able to drag it over to somewhere.
Is it something like Java's portlet? Any this kind of stuff inside Microsoft's technology. Actually, what kind of technology has been used to build that web page?
Thanks!
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perhaps, microsoft uses their own generator and has built-in/pre-defined scripts for their developers' use.
this can't be done by a single person. i might be wrong but this can't be done in just few days.
aside from css and javascript, probably, they also applied server-side includes and xml.
this can't be done by a single person. i might be wrong but this can't be done in just few days.
aside from css and javascript, probably, they also applied server-side includes and xml.
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moderators on its resolution in a week or two. I appreciate any comments
that would help me to make a recommendation.
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In the absence of responses, I may recommend DELETE unless it is clear
to me that it has value as a PAQ. Silence = you don't care
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It is time to clean this abandoned question up.
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I am putting it on a clean up list for CS.
<recommendation>
points to dij8
</recommendation>
If anyone participating in the Q disagrees with the recommendation,
please leave a comment for the mods.
Cd&
And for the bonus points, here's some more:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/behaviors/behaviors_node_entry.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/behaviors/behaviors_node_entry.asp
Per recommendation, force-accepted.
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Netminder
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Should the thanks ever stop? :-)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/comsrv2k/htm/cs_rp_stylesheetref_hcdt.asp