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[2004-04-30] Selecting, Confirming and Deleting Multiple Data Grid Items
Always wanted to build an easy solution to select multiple items from an ASP.NET DataGrid and delete them all at once like hotmail does? Well, it is built in just a few simple steps.
[2004-04-29] Deciding When to Use the DataGrid, DataList or Repeater Part 1
Web development has come a long way since simple script-based Web programming technologies like Microsoft® Active Server Pages (ASP). With Microsoft ASP.NET, a lot of the tedious, repetitious coding chores that were commonplace with classic ASP are now a thing of the past. For example, as all one-time classic ASP developers know, displaying data in a classic ASP Web page required the following pseudocode:
[2004-04-29] Deciding When to Use the DataGrid, DataList or Repeater Part 2
Analyzing the DataList
Recall that the DataGrid renders as an HTML <table> , which each DataSource record as a table row (<tr>) and each record field as a table column (<td>). At times you might want more control over the presentation of data. For example, you might want to have the data displayed in an HTML <table>, but rather than have one record per row, you might want to display five records per row. Alternatively, you might not want to have the data displayed in a <table> tag at all, but rather have each element displayed in a <span> tag.
[2004-04-14] Injecting Client-Side Script from an ASP.NET Server Control
While, technically, all of a Microsoft® ASP.NET server control's functionality can be performed on the server-side, often the usability of a server control can be greatly enhanced by adding client-side script. For example, the ASP.NET validation Web controls perform all validation checks on the server-side. However, for uplevel browsers, the validation Web controls also emit client-side script so that validation can be performed on the client-side as well. This means that users of those browsers get a more responsive, dynamic experience.
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