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The reason I thought about writing this article is that I have searched the net for quite a while trying to find a similar article on how to integrate ASP.NET with ActionScript using XML. And, I could not find any, at least according to my Google search. And, I don't think there is an article out there on how to pass large amounts of data from one platform to the another to maximize the use of the vast possibilities lying beyond this integration. The only one I could find is this article[^] whic...
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Author: Roy Oliver
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We all are quite familiar with the Back and Forward buttons of a web browser. They work exactly as they should, but when dealing with server-side pages that take advantage of post-backs, such as ASP.NET pages, the Back and Forward buttons work a little too well. For instance, if you were to interact with a drop down list on a page or any type of control that automatically displays results to the same page, then the previous state before the change took place will be added into the browser's memo...
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Author: Sivakumar Ramadoss
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This application demonstrates how to send mail with attachments using SMTP server and how to configure the default SMTP server. The System.Web.Mail namespace provides classes for sending email in .NET. The classes involved are MailMessage which manages the content of the mail message and MailAttachment which manages the mail attachments....
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Author: codeontime
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Aquarium Express Primer is provided as a free introduction to the capabilities of Data Aquarium Framework. This sample project can be used as a solid foundation for Web 2.0 applications of any complexity. It uses state-of-the-art ASP.NET 3.5 and Ajax Control Toolkit.
See a live demo of Aquarium Express Primer.
Download complete source code of the sample application and Aquarium Express in VB.NET and Visual C# (AquariumExpressPrimer.zip - 908.77 KB ). The base code has been generate...
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Author: Taha Amin
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Simply I want to use scanner in client side in DMS (Document Management System) web application. I have searched the Internet for solution but I found it very expensive for me so I decided to write a free one....
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Author: M. Furqan Hameedi
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It's always been a problem to handle exceptions in a large enterprise environment, where you want to deal with different exceptions in a different manner. Though error pages can be configured in the web.config, but for only HTTP specific errors. You cannot define specific Exception types with their respective handlers. One of the solutions that I found on the net was Exceptions Management Block. But that was after all a complex solution according to me. So I devised my own mechanism to configure...
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Author: Vijay Kanth
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This article provides a means of passing querystring from a .aspx page to another that is rendered inside a webpart within a Microsoft SharepointTM Portal Server. This article is useful for developers who develop custom webparts and create .NET web applications. The images that I've included will have certain text fudged out, to maintain secrecy of the client. But the concepts are pictured clearly....
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Author: Atilla Ozgur
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In ASP.NET 1.1 a page can only postback to itself, though it is a common technique to post to another page in classic ASP 3.0 and PHP. In ASP.NET 2.0 a page can post to another page....
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Author: Daniel Fruzynski
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During my work on an ASP.NET site, I realized that pages sent to the browser by the server contained many white characters at the beginning of each line. I browsed MSDN for something to fix this, and I found HttpResponse.Filter property. HttpResponse works in an easy way - all ASP.NET output goes through it. So my task looked easy - create my own Stream implementation and trim each written line in Write() function....
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Author: Ali Delshad
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The Sitemap Protocol allows you to inform search engines about URLs on your websites that are available for crawling. In its simplest form, a Sitemap that uses the Sitemap Protocol is an XML file that lists URLs for a site. The protocol was written to be highly scalable so it can accommodate sites of any size. It also enables webmasters to include additional information about each URL (when it was last updated; how often it changes; how important it is in relation to other URLs in the site) so t...
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Author: Sivakumar Mahalingam
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This article shows you how to create a line chart for web forms using C#. I think there are several third party components available for creating line chart and graphs. It wouldn't get you a knowledge on how internally it works. Hence I have created a line chart using GDI+ in C#. Besides this, you will be able to create a line chart in a quick manner....
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Author: Tore Olav Kristiansen
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Animated gifs are a good way to show users that an application is busy. If you have ever tried to display an animated gif by client side scripting on a user initiated postback, you will know that the gif is frozen at the first frame. This happens because IE shuts down the background thread while posting back....
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