As promised I've published the code and instructions to my previous post...
Go and have a look on CodeProject:

Workaround: svn:externals with a space in the directory name:
TSVN Post-Update hook utility for using svn:externals with a space in the directory name
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/Percent20toSpace.aspx

Please let me know what you think.

  
I was recently given a website to make changes on. The HTML was already done and signed off by the client, and could thus not be changed.
Then I came across a bunch of options that needed to be saved to the db and instead of using RadioButtonList controls, there was a table containing a lot of CheckBox controls.
To simulate the RadioButtonList behaviour for the CheckBox groups, one could use AutoPostBack and a bunch of if statements. Also don't forget all the db access code that has to be written to save the selections to the database.
This would lead to a horrible UI, and difficult to maintain back end.

I've posted my solution to CodeProject:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/CheckBoxOptionGroups.aspx

VisualSVN Server is a basic package of Subversion with the Apache web server and a visual management console (MMC).
The VisualSVN Server browser view is very basic, but it is easy to customise via the provided XSLT stylesheet. Just keep in mind that the files are auto generated and can be overwritten by the VisualSVN Server management console. Always backup any files before editing them.
There are two things that I think is very handy when using the SVN browser view:

1. A shortcut for TortoiseSVN checkout.
2. While developers will most likely have a SVN client installed, the same can not always be said for project managers and document writers and to explain the concepts of how the versioning works can be a pain.The solution to this is auto versioning and the ability to open repository directories with Windows Explorer (web folder).

Let's start...
I will assume the default install location for VisualSVN Server: 'c:\Program Files\VisualSVN Server'.
Add these tho images to the 'htdocs' folder: and .
In the 'htdocs' folder you should find 'svnindex.xsl'. This is the stylesheet that renders the WebDAV xml in your browser. Open the file in your favourite text editor and find the '<xsl:template match="dir">...<xsl:template>' section. Replace the following bit
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C# port of svnperms.py pre-commit hook script.

I've just posted my first article to The Code project.
Check it out at SvnPerms dot Net.