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MCMS ASP.NET 2 AdRotator     
Total Hits: 98  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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With the recent release of Service Pack 2 for MCMS, it is now possible to take advantage of many ASP.NET 2.0 features within your MCMS applications. The ASP.NET 2.0 AdRotator control has been enhanced to allow for programatic population, which makes it much easier to produce a AdRotator using MCMS Resource Gallery Items....

ASP.NET AdRotator - Basic and Extending     
Total Hits: 113  |  Today: 0Author: Doug Seven      Rating:  
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In this day and age of eCommerce, advertising banners have proven to be a lucrative source of additional, or primary, income for many web sites. While Classic ASP offered an AdRotator component, it was complicated to use, and required way too much code. If you are like me, you may have found that it was often easier or better to create your own Ad Rotator function. ASP.NET offers a new AdRotator component. Like most things in ASP.NET, Microsoft has seen the drawbacks of the previous component an...

Using AdRotator Web Control in ASP.NET     
Total Hits: 190  |  Today: 0Author: Bipin Joshi      Rating:  
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We use banner or ad management techniques in many web pages. ASP.NET comes with a Web Control called AdRotator which provides easy to use ad management functionality. In earlier versions of ASP has provided similar component but this version comes with a very easy and enhanced functionality. The ad file format has also changed to XML. In this article we will see how we can use the AdRotator web control to display banner ads. Simply create an aspx page with above code and run it in browser. Whene...

Rotating Is Fun     
Total Hits: 133  |  Today: 0Author: Duncan Mackenzie      Rating:  
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If you are into ASP.NET coding, then you probably know about the Ad Rotator control (which was available in pre-.NET ASP as well), so I will keep the background explanation brief. The Ad Rotator is a server control that lets you rotate a set of advertisements (images) on your site, so that each request for the page has the possibility of showing a different ad. Each ad has some text associated with it (for the alt-text of the image) and a hyperlink, and all of that information about all of the a...

Create a MultiRotator Server Control     
Total Hits: 517  |  Today: 0Author: Jonathan Goodyear      Rating:  
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ASP.NET's out-of-the-box AdRotator server control allows you to pick a banner randomly from a pool of banner definitions you specify in an XML-formatted file that's exposed through AdRotator's AdvertisementFile property. However, AdRotator wasn't designed to display a series of banners, so you can't prevent duplicates if you place multiple AdRotator controls on a Web Form and point them to the same AdvertisementFile. I'll show you how to build a custom MultiRotator server control to solve this p...

AdRotator Using ASP.NET Code Behind     
Total Hits: 296  |  Today: 0Author: CodeProject      Rating:  
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.NET is the new distributed computing platform developed by Microsoft and ASP.NET is its programming model for web development. Advertisements on Web pages typically take the form of ad banners — .gif files or similar images — that when clicked redirect the user to the advertisers' Web pages. In order to generate ads on your Web page you will need the image files and accompanying URLs. The intent of this article is to get a good experience in developing using the AdRotator web server control for...

ASP.NET AdRotator - Basic and Extending     
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In this day and age of eCommerce, advertising banners have proven to be a lucrative source of additional, or primary, income for many web sites. While Classic ASP offered an AdRotator component, it was complicated to use, and required way too much code. If you are like me, you may have found that it was often easier or better to create your own Ad Rotator function. ASP.NET offers a new AdRotator component. Like most things in ASP+, Microsoft has seen the drawbacks of the previous component and i...

Rotating Is Fun     
Total Hits: 111  |  Today: 0Author: Duncan Mackenzie      Rating:  
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If you are into ASP.NET coding, then you probably know about the Ad Rotator control (which was available in pre-.NET ASP as well), so I will keep the background explanation brief. The Ad Rotator is a server control that lets you rotate a set of advertisements (images) on your site, so that each request for the page has the possibility of showing a different ad. Each ad has some text associated with it (for the alt-text of the image) and a hyperlink, and all of that information about all of the a...

Building a ContentRotator ASP.NET Server Control     
Total Hits: 166  |  Today: 0Author: Scott Mitchell      Rating:  
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This article examines the steps involved in creating a custom, compiled ASP.NET server control that randomly rotates through specified content, much like the built-in AdRotator control randomly rotates through a series of predefined banner advertisements. In examining the innards of the ContentRotator control this article touches upon several aspects of custom ASP.NET control development....

Using Visual Basic .NET to Access Google's Web Service     
Total Hits: 300  |  Today: 0Author: MSDN      Rating:  
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Learn how to access the Google Web APIs service from a Visual Basic .NET Windows front end. This article describes how to call a SOAP Web service, execute a Google search, access a page in Google's cache, and call the Google spell checker....


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