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Using the Microsoft URL Rewrite Module for IIS 7.0       
Total Hits: 315  |  Today: 0 Author: John Peterson       Rating:  
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One of the greatest things about dynamic Web sites is the fact that you can build one page and based on the parameters that are passed to that page it can display any number of different results. For example, let's say that you're building a Web-based grocery store. Instead of creating a separate static HTML page for each category of product you carry, you can simply create a single Category.aspx file and pass it a parameter indicating what category of products you want to display:...

Writing Objects Returning Other Objects       
Total Hits: 206  |  Today: 0 Author: Peter Persits       Rating:  
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This articles demonstrates how to write an object which returns another object. Our component (which we will call ParentChild) will host two objects, Parent and Child. The Parent object will be createable via the Server.CreateObject statement. The Child object, on the other hand, will not have a ProgID of its own. It will be created by calling Parent's method CreateChild, as follows:

Set Parent = Server.CreateObject("ParentChild.Parent")
Set Child = Parent.CreateChild
Ch...

Authentication Tutorial       
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Hello! And welcome to my quick and easy guide to authentication. In an effort to make this as painless as possible, I�ve laid this out in two steps. First, I�ll explain Authentication: What it is, how you work with it, and what options are currently available to you. Then, I�ll explain each choice in more detail to help you decide which is the best way for you to authenticate your web users! Sound good? Let�s get started!...

Some Nifty Functions for Passing Variables Around       
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If you're coming here directly and haven't read A Pair of Functions for Multi-Page Forms, you should do so now so you know what you're getting into. What follows is a set of extremely helpful code that should make your life a lot easier....

ASP.NET Developer Conference & Expo - Spring 2002       
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The conference was held at the DoubleTree Hotel in San Jose, California and was hosted by 4GuysFromRolla, 15 Seconds, ASPWire, and ASP 101 (us!). We had a great set of speakers including some of the leading personalities of the ASP.NET community (Scott Mitchell from 4GuysFromRolla, Rob Howard - the ASP.NET program manager from Microsoft, and myself were among them). That's right... they even managed to get yours truly up on stage to speak on the topic of Migrating to ASP.NET....

Using ASP.NET Code-Behind Without Visual Studio.NET       
Total Hits: 228  |  Today: 0 Author: John Peterson       Rating:  
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I'm sure you've probably heard (since I've done nothing but talk about it) that we recently went to San Jose to put on our very own ASP.NET Developer Conference & Expo. While we were there, we talked to a number of developers and got a good feel for what the attendees were most looking forward to in ASP.NET. One of the things that kept coming up was the ability to use code-behind to separate the display and layout of an ASP.NET page from it's code and application logic....

A Guestbook Application       
Total Hits: 536  |  Today: 0 Author: Darren Death       Rating:  
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The guest book has been designed to be easily deployed just drop the files into a directory, customize the file paths, and set the appropriate permissions. The guest book does however allow for advanced configuration options which allows for bad word filtering, IP filtering and advanced email options....

Cheating Google (and Spiders)       
Total Hits: 223  |  Today: 0 Author: Matteo G.P. Flora       Rating:  
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Ok, you've got your beautiful Website and a beautiful set of Meta keywords and Meta Descriptions, haven't you? And you've created a robots.txt file in the root of your site, I presume... If not you REALLY should go back and search for some META information and come back as soon as you understand what we are talking about......

A MegaTokyo RSS Feed Reader (ASP)       
Total Hits: 295  |  Today: 0 Author: John Peterson       Rating:  
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As I've mentioned in the past, because I spend so much of my time in a browser, I've taken the time to build my own customized start page that runs on my local web server. It contains a number of things that I use on a fairly regular basis. These include search forms for my favorite search engines, a page containing dns, ip addresses, and connection details for my servers, links to sites I visit daily, links to my router config screens, etc. So what's the point? The point is that now it's going ...

Reading ASP.NET Application Settings From Web.config Using Classic ASP       
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Whether you're trying to share settings between your ASP.NET and legacy classic ASP apps or are simply looking for a way to make your eventual migration to ASP.NET easier, this piece of code might be just the ticket. The code came about because I recently found myself tasked with the annoying job of migrating a database server from an old machine to a newer piece of hardware. The database server was acting as the backend data store for a web site that's been around for quite a few years and was ...

Sample mobile Web application from ASP.Net mobile controls       
Total Hits: 289  |  Today: 0 Author: Padmasri Vemuri       Rating:  
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In the sample code I had to remove / tags as the content is becoming dynamic.

In this article I want to explain how we can develop mobile applications using ASP.Net Mobile controls in framework 1.1 and compatibility of Mobile forms to ASPX web forms.

Mobile controls are nothing special they will be just similar to normal web controls like Textbox etc, but instead Mobile controls will be preceded by . They were formerly known as the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (MMIT). With th...

Optical character Recognition       
Total Hits: 241  |  Today: 0 Author: mahantesh       Rating:  
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Optical character recognition, usually abbreviated to OCR, is the mechanical or electronic translation of images of handwritten, typewritten or printed text (usually captured by a scanner) into machine-editable text....


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