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I've read a few different forums and none of their replies worked. I just need a command that will let me include a few lines of HTML within another HTML file, nothing fancy....
Message boards How do I add one to my site
Any one know the easiest way I can add a message board to my web site. Is there better ones by paying for them.
Trying to redirect entire subdirectory
I have been re-designing my website and have moved it to another server and want to have all the links that are still out in Yahoo for example to now redirect to my main home page.
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01.13.05
Perform HTML form validation with ASP.NET
One of the many strengths of ASP.NET is that it provides a framework for common Web applications through structured interfacing.
Most business applications involve data input, validation, and some form of output. Web applications are no different.
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PHP and ASP.NET Go Head-to-Head
When it comes to Web development these days, you have a lot of options. Many of these methods involve preprocessing—that is, embedding code into HTML pages with special tags that signal to a preprocessor that they contain code, and that it should do something with it. Much like a CGI, this code is then run on the server, and it returns some content, which then assumes part of the shape of the resulting HTML page sent back to the browser. Both the open source scripting language PHP and languages within Microsoft's ASP.NET framework fall into this category; JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Perl/Mason operate this way as well.
In this article I'll focus on PHP, the technology Oracle has chosen to incorporate into its products, and ASP.NET. I'll overview the various strengths and weaknesses of each, discussing in particular those areas that will help you make your decision on which to go with for your development project. There are a lot of factors to consider, and different projects may appeal to a different technology. In conclusion you'll find a point-by-point comparison in terms of price, speed and efficiency, security, cross-platform support, and the advantages of an open source solution.
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Five Undiscovered Features on ASP.NET 2.0
By now, developers everywhere have had the opportunity to download the first beta of the Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0. ASP.NET developers who have played with it are no doubt salivating at all the cool new features. From Master Pages to declarative data access to new controls to a new provider-based state management architecture, ASP.NET 2.0 offers myriad ways to do more with less code. And with Beta 2 just around the corner, now is the time to get serious about ASP.NET 2.0.
You may have read some of the many books and magazine articles previewing the upcoming features. You might even have seen a live demo at a conference or user group meeting. But how well do you really know ASP.NET 2.0? Did you know, for example, that those wonderful $ expressions used to declaratively load connection strings and other resources can be extended to create $ expressions of your own? Did you realize that the new ASP.NET 2.0 client callback manager provides an elegant solution to the problem of keeping browser displays in sync with constantly changing data on the server? Did you know that you can encrypt sections of Web.config to prevent connection strings and other potentially injurious data from being stored in plaintext?
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A La Carte: Make Highly Customized Menus with Ease
Navigational menus are an obvious requirement for many Web applications, used in nearly every multi-page site, from family sites to multinational e-commerce systems. Until now, developers have relied on third party components or custom code to create and activate browser-based navigational menus; however, maintaining menus manually becomes increasingly difficult as sites grow and change. Even simply adding and deleting menu items or changing fonts and colors can be difficult.
That's about to change. The upcoming ASP.NET version 2.0 includes a navigational menu capability implemented in an easy-to-use and flexible Menu control. This article covers the basics of using the new Menu control, including how to change its appearance, how to bind it to data, and how to cache menus for increased scalability.
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Generating ASP.NET Images on the Fly
ASP.NET and the .NET framework make the task of generating images on the fly very easy. With classic ASP, developers were forced to use third-party components like ASPImage and ASPPicture for dynamic image manipulation. Fortunately, with ASP.NET, those days are over. Various image manipulation capabilities are now built directly into the .NET framework classes. The .NET Framework offers several classes for image generation and manipulation. ASP.NET developers can use these classes to draw various shapes, create text, and generate images in many different formats, including GIF, JPEG, PNG, etc.
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