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Getting On The Same Page With Your DataGrid
The purpose of this article is to give a succinct, understandable
overview of how to setup a DataGrid so that you can page through the
records of a data source. To demonstrate how this is done, I'm going
to take actual code from an application I developed for a large telecommunications
company. I use Visual Studio and that is reflected in this article.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/1211.html
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12.11.03 |
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How To Use Caching In ASP.NET
In this article one will learn about concepts, advantages, types of caching and about implementation of caching in Asp.Net applications. The code also serves as an example of using inline coding, creating user controls, trace mechanism, etc.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/1107.html
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11.07.03 |
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The
Low Down on the DropDownList Control
Whenever
I see a DropDownList control, my brain says "Yes! That
is a ComboBox!" That's because I've been programming in
Visual Basic 6.0 for too long. VB6 has something called
a ComboBox. It was given that name because it could be
used in different ways. That was way cool but whenever
I had to write a help file or explain an application to
a customer, I couldn't use the term "ComboBox" without
them wrinkling their brow and frowning at me. The "combo"
aspect of the control never made sense to users, only
programmers.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/1030.html
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10.30.03 |
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Pre-Compile
Web Page and Hide It From Preying Eyes
There
are two main kinds of aspx files which we create in ASP.NET.
The first one is created in VS.NET and it has the statement
similar to this one at the top of the page :
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/1007.html
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10.07.03 |
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A
Primer on Regular Expressions
The
job given me by the Almighty Programmer was gatekeeper.
The clouds parted below me and I could see a long sinewy
line of expressions marching toward me in single file.
Some looked like dates, others like digits and some (to
be honest) looked like gibberish. One by one, they would
try to get past me but I know no fear - for I am the RegularExpressionValidator.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0922.html
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09.22.03 |
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Creating
PGP-Encrypted E-Mails Using ASP
For
PGP-based communication both the sender and receiver should
have public and private key pairs. The sender's public
key should be distributed to the receiver. Similarly,
the receiver's public key should be distributed to the
sender. When sending a message or a file, the sender can
sign using his private key. Also, the sender's private
key is never distributed.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0905.html
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09.05.03 |
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Using
ASP.NET To Make A Secure Site
A
lot of us are tasked everyday to come up with ways of
making our site, and other sites secure. Well if you're
anything like me you don't want to have to rewrite login
code 20 times a day. I'm going to show you how to make
a secure site and have the login processing in a separate
class. Let's get started.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0829.html
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08.29.03 |
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What
is the Essential Server?
If
the server goes down, you're skipping lunch. If you lose
your data, you're not making it back home tonight either.
With the Essential Server™ you can have all the features
you need to make sure your data is safe and sound-- without
sacrificing your entire IT budget, or your lunch hour.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0821.html
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08.21.03 |
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Adding And Displaying Data Easily Via ASP And XML/XSL
Its has always been important for me to divide the ASP Page in two parts and I would suggest you to do the same. Some people are mixing the asp and html code, but I would not recommend it to you. But sometimes it isn`t possible to spilt the ASP Page in two parts, in this case you will need to find your own and best suitable way. But anyway, try it! Here an image of the structure how my ASP page always looks like:
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0813.html
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08.13.03 |
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Windows
Enterprise Solutions
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Your
Own Guestbook In ASP.NET
Recently
I was working on my website in which I wanted to implement a guestbook. So I searched
the web to get the best guestbook for my Website. But then I thought: Hey I am
a developer, why not create my own one. It was very easy to create a guestbook
and you can do it too. In this article I will show you how you can easily create
a guestbook. To understand the article, I assume that you have already knowledge
about the basics of ASP.NET programming and XML/XSL skills.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0717.html
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07.17.03 |
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Building
A Better Sidebar
When I
first heard about .NET’s user controls I thought, “What’s this? A proprietary
format for include files?” I argued with a colleague about this newest offering
from Microsoft, dismissing user controls as some sort of hype from Redmond.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0701.html
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07.01.03 |
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Currency
Converter Server With C#
Jeff Prosise
has written an article "Currency Converter with ASP.NET Web Forms", he pretty
much explained how to load XML data with ASP.NET from the "Rates.xml" file. In
this article I have created Currency Converter Server which can be scheduled to
extract the data from third party site and build the "Rates.xml" dynamically.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0604.html
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06.04.03 |
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Get
Your Hands In The Cookie Jar
A cookie
is used to store user-specific information such as a nick name or preference.
The cookie may be persistent (written to the user's hard disk) or non-persistent.
A non-persistent cookie exists during the life of the user's session and is then
discarded. The only difference between the two types is that a persistent cookie
has an expiration date, a non-persistent cookie does not.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0429.html
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04.29.03 |
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Content
Thieves
Someone’s
been stealing your content. Really. It’s easy to do, too. I’m talking about all
the fancy jpgs, gifs, docs and pdfs on your site. Guess what? If I can hit them
with a URL, they’re mine. Don’t like it? Too bad. If you have a default page,
I can set up a spider to snake out all of your content in a couple of minutes.
Google has been doing it for quite a while – they finger your site, snatch out
all of your graphics and your entire HTML.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0521.html
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05.21.03 |
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Get
Your Hands In The Cookie Jar
A cookie
is used to store user-specific information such as a nick name or preference.
The cookie may be persistent (written to the user's hard disk) or non-persistent.
A non-persistent cookie exists during the life of the user's session and is then
discarded. The only difference between the two types is that a persistent cookie
has an expiration date, a non-persistent cookie does not.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0429.html
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04.29.03 |
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Redefining
Web Content Management
Is your
content management system too complex for non- technical users? Is your IT staff
updating Web content instead of focusing on more productive technical projects?
Does your content management solution give you the control you want?
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0422.html
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04.22.03 |
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The
Low Down on the DropDownList Control
Whenever
I see a DropDownList control, my brain says "Yes! That is a ComboBox!" That's
because I've been programming in Visual Basic 6.0 for too long. VB6 has something
called a ComboBox. It was given that name because it could be used in different
ways. That was way cool but whenever I had to write a help file or explain an
application to a customer, I couldn't use the term "ComboBox" without them wrinkling
their brow and frowning at me. The "combo" aspect of the control never made sense
to users, only programmers. So I started calling it a drop-down list.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0301.html
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03.01.03 |
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eXperience
the Power of RoboHelp X3
RoboHelp
is the Industry Standard in Help Authoring With RoboHelp, you can: Easily create
professional Help systems fo all your Windows and Web-based applications, including
.NET, reduce the time it takes to complete your Help system by up to 86% - no
hand coding required..
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0114.html |
01.14.03 |
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Tips
To Prevent Improper Use Of Your ASP Scripts
To protect
your scripts, files, and databases, you need to ensure that user entered data
that your scripts process is legitimate. Users can pass strange data to try and
crash your scripts, learn your database username and password, or vandalize your
site. This article outlines simple techniques that you can use to prevent malicious
users from messing with your ASP scripts.
http://www.webproasp.com/2003/0107.html
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