A Tree in a Page Loaded Browse: the Sequel, Part 2
Posted November 4 2005
Summary: Browse boxes formatted as trees are handy for all sorts of things. File loaded trees are easy; page loaded trees, however, can be a nightmare. In this series David Podger and Deon Canyon build on an earlier approach demonstrated by Ronald van Raaphorst. Part 2 of 3.
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Debugging Without The Debugger
3/29/1999 12:00:00 PM
The debugger isn't the only way to find out what's gone wrong with your code. This article shows you tips and tricks for debugging your application using the open source cciDebugClass and cciProfilerClass.