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The Membership feature of ASP.NET does just that—makes it better and easier. Membership provides secure credential storage with simple, easy-to-use APIs. Rather than requiring you to repeatedly develop infrastructure features for authenticating users, it is now part of the platform. More importantly, it's a pluggable part of the platform through the new provider pattern, allowing you to easily extend the system (e.g., to add support for LDAP or existing corporate user account systems).
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Author: Kiran Beladiya.
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This article presents how to open modal dialog window on browser(IE browser only), which contains a web form. Submitting the form on modal dialog window will refresh the main window content.
I was presented with a project to convert a Windows application into a Web-based application. The Windows application's main form displays a datagrid. Clicking on row of datagrid opens a modal dialog window which helds detail information about that datagrid row record. User can edit the data on modal dial...
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A Discussion Forum built with .NET SDK beta2. This example consists of 3 pages. 1) forum.aspx - The Main Forum page. It lists all the topics in a DataGrid object with Custom Paging enabled. It also contains a form to post new topics.
2) reply.aspx - This page is called from the forum page when you click on any topic. It contains the details of the topic as well as all replies made to the topic. This page contains the form to reply to the topic. 3) postmessage.aspx - This page is called whenev...
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Author: James McCaffrey
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The release of ASP.NET revolutionized Web development and made it easy to create full-featured Web applications. Visual Studio® 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 will let you add even more functionality to your applications, but the more features a Web application has, the more important testing becomes.
In this column I'll show you how to create lightweight test automation that can verify the functionality of your ASP.NET Web application through its user interface. To get a better idea of where I'm heade...
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The ITCN Asp.Net Forum 2004 is a free, open source website Forum and Discussion Board programmed in the new Microsoft dot Net 1.1 Framework with Visual Basic. It is supported and developed by the programmers of ITCN, a New Jersey based web design and application programming firm....
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Author: Barry Wise
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The ITCN Asp.NET Forum 2004 is a free, open source website Forum and Discussion Board programmed in the new Microsoft dot Net 1.1 Framework with Visual Basic. It is supported and developed by the programmers of ITCN, a New Jersey based web design and application programming firm. It is a fully functional and working Discussion Forum which was built as a way to learn the new .NET Framework. Since it originally started out as a learning experience, I'm sure there are parts of the code which could ...
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ASP.NET forum board which has support of HTML message posting. This is a beta release and has very few features
This example extensively C# scripting with ADO.NET to build a ASP.NET Web Application. You will get to learn a lot of ADO.NET in this example....
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Author: Andrew Needleman
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Suppose you've written a great n-tier application in ASP.NET and you want to extend it to perform scheduled tasks, such as sending e-mail to selected users in the database every two hours, or regularly analyzing the data in the ASP.NET cache for application health monitoring. You don't want to throw away your object model from your ASP.NET application or create too many dependencies between a separate scheduler and the ASP.NET application, so how can you avoid this but still have these apps work...
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Author: John Peterson
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Little did I know when we decided that we'd like a discussion forum on our site, what exactly we had in store for us!
This article is being written to address a number of issues about the ASP 101 Discussion Forum:
1. Why we decided we needed to write it.
2. The goals we set for the forum once we decided to build it.
3. Overview of the pages involved and explaining what code is where.
4. Additions and changes made since version 1 went online.
5. Steps to t...
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Author: admin under
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As you for sure already now ASP.NET gives us developers a pretty comprehensive security and login model, and when looking at a complete solution it's pretty easy to understand and use.
However I think the model is not all that intuitive, maybe I'm getting old or just stupid, but I never seems to remember WHICH lines to put in web.config and WHERE.
So therefore this article. It's as much for me as for you readers. By writing this article, I won't have to search my existing projects for a wo...
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Author: Shijo Baby
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Forms authentication generally refers to a system in which unauthenticated requests are redirected to an HTML form, using HTTP client-side redirection. Forms authentication is a good choice if your application needs to collect its own user credentials at logon time through HTML forms. The user provides credentials and submits the form. If the application authenticates the request, the system issues a form that contains the credentials or a key for reacquiring the identity. Subsequent requests ar...
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Author: Philip Patrick.
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I was looking for an ASP forum to add to my site and found some. One I didn't like the look, another was hard to insert into my site (changes almost on every page needed), so I decided to make my own forum. I surfed the web to see different forums, on different scripting languages, then made a list of basic features I wanted to see in my forums. Remember this is not a message board, like the one you see on CodeProject, it is a forum. Though I am still unsure about differences :) On the picture a...
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Author: Henrik Ingo
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In this series of three articles Henrik Ingo will give you the information you'll need about open source and the open source community which you'll need to know if you're thinking of creating or using open source software. In this first article he discusses the various business reasons why you might wish to take an open source route for your software, explains the various ways in which cultural expectations in the community differ when compared to the closed source world, and gives you guidance ...
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In this the second article of Henrik Ingo's series on developing open source software, you'll learn how to evaluate existing open source projects, for example when faced with a choice between multiple projects that all claim to do what you want. The article also contains pointers to good sites to look for open source projects and as examples describes some current popular .NET-based projects. The article will be useful to people who are relatively new to the open source world, whether they wish ...
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Author: MasterCSharp
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Author decided to build a ASP.NET forum board which has support of HTML message posting. This is a beta release of the forum and has very few features (more shall come when you have time :) ). This example use C# scripting with ADO.NET to build a ASP.NET Web Application. You will get to learn a lot of ADO.NET in this example....
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