DumpsterDoggy Tutorials

Using the rel attribute, you can tie together your DOM elements in jQuery for simple, yet effective code.

This short sample using jQuery shows how you can implement a tab-like click toggle without much work.

Here is a short example of how to extend the String class using extensions methods in .Net 3.5.

At least one way how to fix an odd XmlException thrown by .Net when loading an Xml document via the .Load() method.

Using jQuery and some clever code, you can fill in your drop down box as soon as the page is loaded.

View live X-Path query examples. Use this to write your own X-Path on the sample and highlight the resulting query.

How many database calls can you possibly make in one day? Check out this PHP and MySQL/Xml caching code.

Excellent error messaging for VB.Net console applications; uses command line options and friendly messaging with enumerations.

How can you make your forms a little more spicy? Use some custom JavaScript and CSS!