Articles by Rob van der Veer (Articles: 4)

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C#	Using a generic data abstraction layer for database access in .NET 22 Oct 2003 Updated: 22 Oct 2003 Rating: 3.90/5 Votes: 20 Popularity: 4.90 Licence: Not specified Views: 159,201 Bookmarked: 44 Downloaded: 974 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. The proposed solution removes the hard coding of SQL statements in the application, therefore maximizing the portability of the program, while minimizing the risk of introducing new bugs.
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ASP.NET	Use a floodgate class to block multiple posts 27 Sep 2005 Updated: 27 Sep 2005 Rating: 4.58/5 Votes: 6 Popularity: 3.56 Licence: CPOL Views: 55,506 Bookmarked: 40 Downloaded: 231 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A simple class to block repeated attempts to submit comments or logins.
	A Templated databound Repeater control with per-row template selection 9 Sep 2004 Updated: 9 Sep 2004 Rating: 4.89/5 Votes: 67 Popularity: 8.80 Licence: Not specified Views: 324,396 Bookmarked: 143 Downloaded: 2,910 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. This control allows you to select a template for each different row in your Repeater, based on the content of that row.
	A Grouping Repeater Control for ASP.NET 18 Feb 2004 Updated: 16 Sep 2004 Rating: 3.62/5 Votes: 19 Popularity: 4.63 Licence: Not specified Views: 294,436 Bookmarked: 52 Downloaded: 4,907 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. This custom repeater control can be used to add group headers to your output.

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Rob van der Veer

Web Developer

Netherlands

Rob has been a professional web developer since 1998, and is working with C# and ASP.Net since early 2002.

Most of the time, his focus is on creating a clean and simple solution to development problems. (Although that sometimes means that he needs to do some hard work to make somebody else's life more easier.).