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Caching web service response on browser and save bandwidth significantly        
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Browser can cache images, javascripts, css files on users hard drive and it can also cache Xml Http calls if the call is a Http Get. The cache is based on Url. If it's the same Url and it's cached on the computer then the response is loaded from cache, not from the server when it is requested again. Basically, browser can cache any Http Get call and return cached data based on Url. If you make a Xml Http call as Http GET and server returns some special header which informs the browser to cache t...

Directory Browsing in ASP.Net 2.0    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
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The file uploder is the control which help to select the file but not the path of the file or directory and also we can't make a Active X Control for this so with the help of pop-up we provide the user to select file or directory path in the intranet. This pop-up look same like the directory browing in desktop application....

How to selected drowndown list options in web browser    Version: 0.00       Price: $0.00   
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Im working a web browser automation project. There is an ajax controlled dropdown list in a web site....

Make Your Own Web Browser!        
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I am a developer and want to give my application the ability to navigate and browse web pages using a complete featured web browser inside my own form; in other words I want to have my own web browser and to control it from within my application....

Cross browser conditional validation        
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I had a very interesting requirement on one of the pages I was working on in my latest project recently. It of course had to render correctly in both the latest version of IE and Firefox. Not too difficult to do. It had to use our existing masterpage. Ok, again, not difficult at all. In this page, I had a radiobuttonlist control that needed to have a text box control conditionally show or hide based on which button in the list was clicked. Ok, a little more difficult. But that text box control...

Creating a Custom Browser Setup with ASP.NET 2.0        
Total Hits: 278  |  Today: 0 Author: John Mueller       Rating:  
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ASP.NET 2.0 has a wealth of new features to offer: everything from an improved security model to new controls. However, the most interesting new feature for many developers may not ASP.NET's improved widgets for developing applications, but the improved control that custom browser setups can provide. Instead of waiting for Microsoft to add support for a particular browser, you can add this functionality yourself using a specially formatted .BROWSER file. The old method of detecting a browser rel...

Using the Visual Studio Built-in Web Server from the Command Line        
Total Hits: 261  |  Today: 0 Author: John Mueller       Rating:  
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Everyone should take time to browse the command line from time-to-time. You never know what you'll find lurking about in the recesses of all those folders on your system. The other day, I was exploring the .NET Framework 2.0 folder, \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727. I found all of the utilities I expected — and one that I didn't. It was a new application, named WebDev.WebServer.EXE. Other than the very odd filename, anyone who's worked with Visual Web Developer will instantly understa...

An Overview of Web Browser Express        
Total Hits: 88  |  Today: 0 Author: John Kennedy       Rating:  
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One Web browser feature that is growing in popularity is the ability to open different tabs, or sub-pages, within the same browser window. Using tabs to separate multiple pages keeps the desktop tidy, while browsing multiple sites. Several third party Web browsers offer this facility on Windows and other platforms, and if you're like me, you'll find it an addictive way to surf. Many browsers, either by default or through plug-ins, also provide a quick way to perform Web searches without having t...

Browser Capabilities in ASP.NET 2.0        
Total Hits: 138  |  Today: 0 Author: Matt Gibbs       Rating:  
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ASP.NET 1.1 contains configuration data for a much larger set of browsers than ever before, including many browsers found on mobile devices. And since the release of ASP.NET 1.1, Microsoft has released four Device Updates that added rendering support and configuration data for even more browsers. An updated browserCaps section now contains many complex regular expressions, nested elements matching various HTTP headers, and property sets that override some already set by earlier matches. This co...

Creating a Custom Browser Setup with ASP.NET 2.0        
Total Hits: 207  |  Today: 0 Author: John Mueller       Rating:  
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ASP.NET 2.0 has a wealth of new features to offer: everything from an improved security model to new controls. However, the most interesting new feature for many developers may not ASP.NET's improved widgets for developing applications, but the improved control that custom browser setups can provide. Instead of waiting for Microsoft to add support for a particular browser, you can add this functionality yourself using a specially formatted .BROWSER file. The old method of detecting a browser rel...


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