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Author: Prabhu Kumar M
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This article is all about writing a simple ASP code to build the rich navigation bar. The source code provided with this article is written entirely in VBScript....
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Author: David 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 lon...
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Author: classicasp.aspfaq.com
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If you want to roll your own permissions, then creating a login for a section of your web site is fairly easy. First, create a login form (loginForm.asp):...
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Author: Rachael Schoenbaum
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The GridView is a great control that allows you to display paginated results. But what happens if you want to change the underlying display for all of your projects? This article shows you how to extend the GridView so that it displays a summary row and allows pagination and sorting in that summary row....
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Author: Matt Rutledge
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Have you ever needed some custom error handling for your asp site. I found that we had a need for it at my office, so I came up with a class that uses VBScripts Error handling object....
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Author: John Peterson
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User controls are one of the things that make developing in ASP.NET more productive then developing in classic ASP. By encapsulating a given set of functionality into a control, it can easily be reused throughout your project with a very minimal amount of effort....
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Author: Lee Chen
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.NET provides us with rich data controls to update a database. Both the DataGrid and DataList controls have built-in support for updating data with EditItemTemplate. These controls make the process easy, powerful, and smooth. However, the .NET data controls' built-in database updating is a single-row-based updating. You update only one record at once, and the Repeater provides no updating capability at all. In our daily programming practice, we need a function to update more than one record at a...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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An Introduction to the DataGrid, DataList, and Repeater. What Are Data Web Controls? The DataGrid Web Control. The DataList Web Control. The Repeater Web Control. Determining What Data Web Control to Use. Summary. On the Web....
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Author: Carvin Wilson
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The long awaited Active Server Pages .NET (ASP.NET) is the replacement for the current version of ASP. This key component of the new .NET framework has the potential to save organizations time and money by allowing them to establish object-oriented frameworks for the web applications. Microsoft has done an excellent job with automating common web development tasks, but more importantly they have created a tool that gives developers the ability to handle any business problem. In this first articl...
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Author: Minh Truong
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In March of of this year, the Microsoft WebControls team released the ASP.NET WebControls Beta version 0.5. The WebControls package included the TreeView, ToolBar, TabStrip, and MultiPage controls. This wasn't the first time a TreeView, ToolBar, nor Tabs control was seen on a web page, but there's something exciting about putting a TreeView control into your ASPX page with a simple mswc:TreeView ... ... /mswc:TreeView syntax....
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Author: Matt Rutledge
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ASP.NET uses a pipeline model to process the requests to the scripting engine. Here is generally how the pipeline model works.
1. An HTTP request is passed to an instance of the HttpRuntime() class. 2. The HttpRuntime() object examines the request to find out which application to send the request to. 3. Then .NET uses a HttpApplicationFactory to either create or find an application. 4. Once the proper application is found the request is sent to through any HttpModules...
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Author: Manu Gupta
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ASP.NET provides a lot of very strong and effective web controls. One of the most widely used controls is the Validation Summary control. It gives us a neat and clean way to display error messages on the web page. During my current program assignment I came across a problem when I had to disable the Validation Summary control on one button click and enable Validation Summary control on the same or other button click....
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Author: Bill Rogers, Founder and CEO, Ektron, Inc.
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Server controls are just one of the many developments in content management solutions. Their power cannot be overstated for developers to be more efficient than ever before. Microsoft .NET and server controls as an integral part of Microsoft's .NET strategy, allow Web developers to create applications much more easily. Using techniques such as drag and drop a developer can quickly perform functions that previously required extensive coding. While Microsoft offers a library of server controls, de...
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Author: Satish Kumar J
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Using MultiView control in ASP.NET we can achieve tabs in a web page, now in this example I am going to explain how we can create tabs using MulitView control
Create a web application and add a Table control with 1 row and 3 columns and a MultiView control with 3 views, you can refer below screen shot
Here we are adding 3 cells using table control and each cell will have a link button which acts as Tab...
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Author: starschen.
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ASP TreeView is an advanced TreeView control that's base on ASP technique. server side: Asp + JScript, client side: JScript + HTML....
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Author: Arkadiy Olovyannikov
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This package contains a .dll that encapsulates a number of API functions to allow you to create customized tool tips for any control. You can customize the tooltip by setting its background and foreground colors, the delay time and visible time, whether or not the tooltip is centered, and whether or not it appears as a balloon.
Also included is a sample project; be sure to register the .dll first before running it. The demo illustrates how to use the .dll with listbox, listview, command b...
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Author: Peter A. Bromberg
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Have you ever been in a programming situation where you wanted to be able to have users do an ALT/PrintScreen or CTRL/PrintScreen to capture information from their desktop and send it up to a database to be saved? This is very common in bug-tracking and other types of reporting software where a user may be entering a bug report, and they need to be able to store a picture along with the report that shows the error "in flagrante delicto" (caught in the act). There is nothing like a picture to tel...
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Author: Rama Ramachandran
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Last month's column contained some ASP routines that made the task of building a form easy and elegant. This month I'll extend the concept by showing you how to build List and Combo boxes automatically. Usually, these form controls need to display data from a database; therefore, the form-building routines must accommodate database access, which makes the code interesting....
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Author: Rama Ramachandran
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If you've been following this series, the last couple of articles (see Resources) focused on writing some useful "form-building" routines in ASP pages. I'll continue this month by developing routines for displaying check boxes and radio button controls. Again, like last month's article, the focus will be on building data-bound controls....
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Author: Robert Hess
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I have a series of pages on my Web site, with different want ads on each page. Users click on the ads they want to see. In order for me to identify users and put them in touch with the person who placed the ad, I request that users register with a user ID, password, and e-mail address, which they keep for future visits. Before registered users look at the ads, I would like them to enter their user ID and password. Then, when they click on an ad, a form is sent to me with the user ID, password, a...
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