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Author: Tony Williams
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This control provides a simple method for adding paging functionality to your ASP.NET site. The control itself is not "attached" to any data source; instead, that is left up to you, the developer, to take care of. I currently work for a Web development company (Thap) in Middlesbrough, UK, and was working on a project that required paging in several parts. The project was using Repeaters for displaying data that the pager would work with, but after unsuccessfully searching for existing controls t...
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Author: Anand Narayanaswamy
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With ASP.NET, you can develop websites with uniform look and feel with the help of User Controls. Moreover, you only need to update a single page and the related changes are reflected across all the web page....
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Author: acqy
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The principle of loading web user controls dynamically is easy, that is to use the PlaceHolder control. However it is not easy to make the dynamically loaded controls working properly if we missed some key points. Detailed information about how to use web user controls dynamically is introduced in this article. Firstly, remember to use LoadControl method instead of creating the new instance of the web user control. Using the new operator to create the instance of the web user control won't work ...
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Author: Bipin Joshi
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Some times the data to be accepted from the user is too much and splitting the entire form into multiple logical sections is desirable. In classic ASP or even ASP.NET 1.x developers used to create multiple web forms each containing a part of the total information thus creating a wizard. However, this approach was often proved to be complex and time consuming. ASP.NET provides Wizard server control that allows hassle free development of such web forms. In this article we are going to see how to ...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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This article is the fourth and final installment of a series that examines how to build a data-driven web applications that offers dynamic user interfaces. Over the past three articles we created a sample web application that allows for numerous law firms to log in to the site and manage their clientele. Client data is dispursed across fixed and dynamic data models. The fixed data model contains a set of client attributes common to all law firms - FirstName, LastName, Email, and so forth - while...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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ASP.NET's site map feature and SiteMapPath, TreeView, and Menu controls help visitors navigate your site and find the information they are looking for. However, ASP.NET does not provide any built-in functionality for search, which is the most common way people find information online. This is unfortunate because it gives ASP.NET developers the impression that search is not essential, but that couldn't be farther from the truth. Companies like Google and Yahoo! have made search part of the de fac...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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This article is the third installment of a four-part series that examines how to build a data-driven web applications that offers dynamic user interfaces. Over the past two articles we created a sample web application that allows for numerous law firms to log in to the site and manage their clientele. The application's data model contains a Clients table that defines the fixed attributes for a client - ClientId, CustomerId, FirstName, LastName, and so on. All law firms have these fixed attribute...
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Author: Jason N. Gaylord
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With ASP.NET 2.0, you can add authentication, authorization, and profiles to your Web site without writing a single line of code. That's quite a step forward from the way things used to be. Like most of the new features in ASP.NET 2.0, authentication, authorization, and profiles each have their own built-in providers. You can think of providers as modules that contain the methods for a particular task. These providers are quite flexible-they can be customized by specifying attributes that pass i...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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In the past, I've covered some core aspects of the interaction between DHTML behaviors, the browser, and ASP.NET runtime (see Cutting Edge: Extend the ASP.NET DataGrid with Client-side Behaviors and Cutting Edge: Moving DataGrid Rows Up and Down). But I haven't covered the intricacies of DHTML behaviors and advanced client-side scripting so I'll do that here. I'll show how to make ASP.NET code and the Internet Explorer DHTML Document Object Model (DOM) work together and discuss how you set up th...
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Author: sreejith ss nair
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Microsoft released the .NET Framework and common language runtime model, targeting high productivity in software development. Their goal was to create an enriched user experience with easy-to-use products. Satellite assembly comes into the picture when we develop an application that is localized to a specific culture. Throughout this article, we will explain the use and implementation details of satellite assembly. However, in order to talk about localization, we must know about resource files. ...
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Author: SheoNarayan
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In the process of developing an application, there are situations when you need to pass a particular value from user control to its calling page. This article describes solution to that type of problem in an easy to follow steps. In this article, I am going to show you how to get a particular value entered by the user from user control to the calling page. In order to do that I am going to create a user control (.ascx) and a page (.aspx) page like shown in the picture below....
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Author: Michael Volodarsky
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Due to the stateless nature of the HTTP protocol, Web applications have always shouldered the burden of user state management. Fortunately, ASP.NET provides a number of ways to maintain user state, the most powerful of which is session state. This feature provides a convenient programmatic interface for associating arbitrary application state with a user session, and takes care of back-end state storage and client session management for the application. This article takes an in-depth look at des...
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