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This step by step guide will show you how to enable Gzip compression to work with ASP.NET 2.0. Compressing the output should make your websites faster, especially when being viewed via a slow connection...
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Author: vineyard
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While developing with ASP.NET 2.0, I ran into a situation where I needed to create controls dynamically. As usual, I started looking for best practice methods by searching the websites and blogs I often turn to. Every example I found talked about the need to recreate the dynamically created controls on postback in order to retrieve the data the user had input or altered. This makes sense: after all, without the controls, the viewstate data for the controls has become orphan data. What if you no ...
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Author: Crooze21
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This code backup your session in byte stream. It is useful when you swith the user or emulate the user and need to clear the current session. you can store this byte stream in newly created session as a session veriable and it is so simple to retrive the old session data from that byte stream. This is very useful when you are using SQL memebership provider and maintaining signin and signout using cookies....
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Author: dB.
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Sitemaps and breadcrumbs (SiteMapPath) are useful and easy to implement for a static site with a sitemap file. For dynamic sites, something as simple seems to get much more complicated. When I started reading about sitemaps for dynamic sites, I found a common approach: generate a static site map for the whole website from, for example, a data source. Re-generate periodically. Use the XmlSiteMapProvider. Cache. The technique is described in this CodeProject article....
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Author: Aneesur Rehman Khan
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A few days ago, I was working on my applications to enable them for multiple languages (English, French and Japanese) to address audiences of different regions.
Enabling an aspx page for multiple languages is very easy and for doing so, we need to maintain resource files (*.resx) for each and every language, and easily generate resource file(s).
To generate resource files, open aspx page in design mode, then go to Tools-->Generate Local resource....
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Author: junnark
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A Java Programmer friend of mine once asked me if I have ever built a web chat application. I said "No". He then asked me if I were to build a really simple, monitored, bare minimum, working web chat application, how long do I think will it take (something to that effect). I said, "I don't know". A few days had passed, one lazy evening, I was surfing the web looking for ASP.Net web chat applications. It seems that I can't find one that is simple enough to implement. So I decided to just build so...
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Author: Jeff Modzel
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I was working on a medium-sized ASP.NET 2.0 web application that had a requirement for internationalization/globalization. The default method for internationalization in ASP.NET 2.0 uses XML .resx resource files to store language specific resources. Generally speaking, there is a one-to-many relationship between .aspx files and .resx files. Every new .aspx file will require one or more .resx files. The development and maintenance of the .resx files will become an issue as a web application grows...
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Author: Vivek Thakur
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Globalization and localization are two important processes which every developer should be aware of while creating global products or applications. Though there are many articles which explain the subject well, I did not find a single resource which explains all important concepts regarding globalization/localization, practically and comprehensively. This article aims to provide practical step-by-step approach to globalizing a web application in ASP.NET 2.0....
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Author: ShirleySW
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This article provides a step-by-step demo on how to create drill-through reports in local mode using SQL Server 2005, Microsoft Application Blocks, and the ReportViewer control in ASP.NET 2.0....
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Author: jithucpillai
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This is a simple article on how to select a particular row in a GridView control in ASP.net 2.0 using XML as the DataSource ......
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Author: SeaWater
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In VS 2003, when you added a web user control to a web form it appeared as an
"box" in design view. This makes it easy to manage multiple user controls in one page.
In VS 2005, when you add a web user control to a web form, it appears as designed....
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This tiny snippet will attempt to save developers that are porting ASP.NET 1.1 code to ASP.NET 2.0 code. Especially if controls are being built dynamically....
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