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Often you need to pass variable content between your html pages or aspx webforms in context of Asp.Net. For example in first page you collect information about your client, her name and last name and use this information in your second page.
For passing variables content between pages ASP.NET gives us several choices. One choice is using QueryString property of Request Object. When surfing internet you should have seen weird internet address such as one below.
http://www.localhost....
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The Sample Code Will show u how to encode html or url ....
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We live in a world of constant motion. Ideas, aided by the Internet revolution, rapidly transform from concept to reality and drive the wheels of progress forward. Stand still for too long and you’re outdated, dull, and losing to a new competitor that is riding the “2.0” wave. Nowhere is this reality clearer than in web development, where the oft hyped “Web 2.0” has become the mythical measuring stick by which all websites are deemed hot or not. If your website isn’t deemed “Web 2.0,” it’s alrea...
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you are writing an application for a web site which takes textual user input and permanently stores it for later presentation on the site, in a database for example. A simple example application might be a discussion forum....
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Pop quiz, hotshot: you have an array of strings consisting of the various IP addresses of the visitors of the last 24 hours to your Web site. You want to determine if your site has been visited by the IP address 231.34.124.3. How can you quickly figure out if the string "231.34.124.3" is in the array?...
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Environment variables are a vital scheme for both querying and setting vital information for serious software applications. They are one of the techniques that when you master, you will be able to perform tasks that are totally un-accomplishable using *ANY* other technique. Specifically, system wide environment variables are the most valuable set of environment variables in this regard. This tutorial aims to teach you how to overcome this limitation and how to set environment variables from a .N...
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Author: Bill Wilkinson
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If you are a C or C++ programmer experienced in COM and OLE, you will hopefully know what I mean when I say that every variable and every value (except certain intermediate values) in VBScript is actually an instance of an OLE VARIANT type. If you don't know what that means, read on.
To begin, let's talk about what variables look like in most other languages. In C and C++ and Java and Pascal and even Visual Basic, you typically tell the language processor (compiler or interpreter) what ki...
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Using server-side includes to maintain a consistent look across a website is a common way I've found to be useful. ASP+ has introduced pagelets, these pages are separate files or webpages that contain certain information you want displayed across several webpages. The nice thing about pagelet is they are very similar to server-side include files....
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There's lots of new and exciting stuff to do with variables in the new managed code world: Variants are now Objects, Integers have been shuffled a bit, Currency is gone, and a Char appeared! On top of all that, there's actually even bigger news. Now you can, and IMHO should, strongly type your variables. Forget Option Explicit... Option Strict all the way baby!...
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The .NET platform supports many data types.
These types can be split into main categories value types and reference types. The .NET platform also supports these types. In the following table the Javascript value types with the corresponding .NET value types are described. In the table you can see that .NET value types are now exactly of the same size as the corresponding Javascript types....
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