• Calling a Parent Javascript Method from a Child Page

    by Venkata Koppaka | Nov 28, 2009

    If we want to call a javascript method on parent page from a child page, we could use something like this-

    <a onclick=’javascript:parent.ParentJavaScriptMethod()’ >Click To Do Some Parent Specific Action </a>

    parent. and follow it up by any method name that you wish to use in parent page.

    Hope this helps

    Cheers!!!


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  • I am windows 7 PC

    by Venkata Koppaka | Nov 15, 2009

    I have been an early adopter of Microsoft's newest operating system Windows 7. I have used this operating system from its beta stages to RC and finally last week I have my Windows 7 Home Premium on my laptop.

     I love Windows 7 for many reasons - its faster , its more reliable and till date I haven't seen BSOD. :) . My friends say that I am blind follower of whatever Microsoft releases but I say in this tech world if some one has its say its gotta be Microsoft.

    On the other hand Dell is giving me a hard time with drivers , I contacted their support and guess what I have to pay for even driver support for Windows 7 as I didn't buy the Windows 7 from Dell, too bad.

    Anyways I am happy with my new Windows 7 and I am running Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and .NET Framework 4.

    Cheers

    Venkata

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  • My move to bluegenegeek.com

    by Venkata Koppaka | Nov 01, 2009

    This is my new home in the internet world. Previously I used to blog a bit to keep track of software problems that I have solved on My Blog.

    I have been making a cautious effort to blog more and found my limited capabilities with blogspot are also keeping me away from blogging.

    From today, I am very much committed to blog frequently on various interests here onBluegenegeek.com.

    I would blog mainly on ASP.NET , ASP.NET MVC , SQL Server, SSIS, WPF , WCF. and other technologies that I work in my day to day work. Apart from these I have decided to blog my personal interests, goals, everything that makes me who I am here, too.

     I have decided to use Sitefinity for a number of reasons. I tried WordPress but my passing towards ASP.NET said i should not be blogging on a PHP, MySQL environment. Then I tried Subtext, which I found very powerful but I thought I need more than just a blog. So I decided to move to Sitefinity, and the folks offer the community edition license for free. :)

    So here I am in the internet world with my own space.

    To know more about me please head to About Me.

     Cheers

    Venkata

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