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This is a short series of articles about Abstract Programming. This part is an overview of Abstract Programming, and how, and when one program authors another program.
This article provides two files that contain a Membership Provider and a Role Provider for ASP.NET v2.0.
Testing FlashRemoting with .NET.
An ASP.NET Validator Control implemented in Managed C++ that can be used to verify email addresses by connecting to SMTP servers listed as Mail eXchangers for a domain, includes example of Win32 API Interoperability with C++ .NET. The validation is not RegEx based.
To generate random alphanumeric numbers in image format for image verification.
Use the clipboard to rasterize and/or resize a PDF file. This allows you to also save it for use as a JPG.
Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6 cannot display transparent PNG images using the standard IMG tag. Here\'s a solution that uses a control adapter to output different HTML when the image to display is a PNG.
An implementation of a DropDownList Control Adapter which provides OptionGroup support.
An overview of caching in ASP.NET.
An approach to encapsulating functionality in server controls, separate from a user interface.
This article describes a quick and easy way to implement localization through the use of resource strings within an ASP.NET 2.0 application (Visual Basic 2005).
Use client-side JavaScript to remotely invoke methods in ASP.NET pages.
Handling events and View State inside a Web Custom Control using Composition Rendering.
An article on how to identify solid abstractions and their increased importance as your code is accessed from more than one place.
What we need is a new way to build our applications. Instead of scattering the manual work and items requiring decision making across the development process, we need to do the \"thinky\" things first then automate the rest. Why don\'t we just stop doing things the hard way?
This is a short series of articles about Abstract Programming. This part is a look at C# authoring a JavaScript file at design time.
Two common design patterns for web application pages: the Single Entity Postback Editor and the Multi-Entity Postback Editor
Need to collect data from Web pages? ASP.NET 2.0 makes it easy, with the use of MultiView and Wizard controls. Wei-Meng Lee shows you how to take advantage of them.
Collecting lots of browser information from the visitor with VB .NET in ASP .NET.
Learn how to use the powerful object-oriented features of C# and VB.NET to build re-usable classes in ASP.NET
Explains different techniques for ASP.NET Web Application deployment.
An article on how to use a GridView control in ASP.NET 2.0, having multiple controls in templates inside it.
Dynamically generated pages are the only way to have a truly big site, however dynamic page names are not very user friendly. This article shows how you can get a static-looking page name and dynamic pages at the same time.
Making the pager in a DataGrid more useful by adding additional information about the data being displayed.
Learn how to show how many active users are on your web site.
To make your life easier, many .NET framework classes that provide I/O services come with built-in methods that support and implement the asynchronous execution pattern. This saves you from creating and instantiating delegates to run the I/O operations asynchronously. In this tutorial we will present the most common I/O scenarios, with their built-in asynchronous execution patterns.
The biggest oversight in ASP.NET is the lack of an easy way to create fully functional nested grid and user control views (nested means one or more controls exist in one or more GridView cells; these controls may be grids or user control grids nested n-levels deep.) Propagating data downstream, permitting full editing functionality, and event handling are still very labor intensive. This is a glaring deficiency in the way you can develop Web applications with ASP.NET.
It\'s easy to get information about a file, including size and create date, using the .NET Framework\'s FileInfo class.
This article begins with an examination of a typical data-driven ASP application and then explains how to do a minimalistic port from ASP to ASP.NET and steps and tips on converting your application fully to ASP.NET. Topics covered: Running ASP and Microsoft ASP.NET on the same Web server, Examining a common ASP application, and Porting the ASP application to ASP.NET.
This comprehensive tutorial will walk you step-by-step to create a single ASP.NET page by which you\'ll be able to retrieve the server name of any given web site. Explains all the code in detail. Very useful.
If you\'re developing for the Web then you should familiarize yourself with some Search Engine Optimization or SEO concepts. The idea here is to make your ASP.NET application as friendly as possible for spiders, and the specific spider we\'re talking about is Google.
Caching is an important concept in computing. When applied to ASP.NET, it can greatly enhance the performance of your Web applications. In this article, I will discuss some of the techniques for caching ASP.NET pages on the server side.
Learn how to create an ASP.NET HTTP Handler to view the life and death of the processes used by a Web site. In addition, learn how to create a configuration section handler.
Build multipart MIME upload forms using the InputFile HTML Server Control and learn how to take advantage of the file-upload services built into the HTTP runtime for ASP.NET.
This Tips & Tricks video covers many useful techniques for enhancing ASP.NET 2.0 web sites using Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition. Topics include encrypting sensitive information stored in web.config, maintaining the browser scroll position across postbacks, posting content to a different page, setting focus on a specific control when a page is loaded, creating a bulleted list of hyperlinks from an XML file, working with the file upload control, simplifying complex URLs using URL remapping, and using the MultiView control to switch between groups of content programmatically.
In this paper, we discuss the benefits that companies are seeking to gain in migrating to ASP.NET, and the various approaches they can adopt. We also discuss how to estimate the complexity of a .NET migration, and outline the main phases of a well-planned migration.
Duncan Mackenzie describes his process to build a "Quick Poll" using Visual Basic and ASP.NET.