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GridView Edit, Update, Delete, Paging, Sorting Using LINQ
Microsoft LINQ is part of the .NET 3.5 framework. LINQ allows the developer to iterate through data sources which includes SQL SERVER databases. In this article AzamSharp will demonstrate how you can use LINQ to perform editing, updating, paging, sorting and deleting operations on the GridView control.
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Basic of GDI+
In this article, Handy Chang will explain about GDI+ in .NET Framework. If you haven't heard about GDI+, then GDI+ is a set of classes in .NET framework that deal with graphics. You can use GDI+ to draw custom drawing on the screen. GDI provides a layer of abstraction, hiding the differences between different video cards.
You simply need to call the Windows API function to do the specific task, and internally the GDI figures out how to get to the client's particular video card to do whatever that you want.
Although GDI exposes a relatively high level API to developers, it is still an API that based on the old Windows API with C style functions. GDI+ sits as a layer between GDI and your application providing more intuitive and inheritance based object model.
GDI+ is generally considered a Windows technology. However, some of the new GDI+ features make this technology an excellent choice for Web applications, enabling developers to generate images, graphs, diagrams, and much more. -
Scheduled Tasks Web Service
Let's say for example that you have to calculate the value of some fields in your database every hour from 8am to 8pm, but you don't have full control of the server where your web application is running; this is a common scenario and my project will provide you the tools to make the job possible.
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DebugBar: CSS debugger for Internet Explorer
Jean-Fabrice Rabaute has created DebugBar as he aims to get IE developer tools on par to Firebug.
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Steam Trek: The Moving Picture
This is not .NET related but it's so hilarious. Imagine Star Trek done at the silent movie period ;-)
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Free SQL Server tools that might make your life a little easier
This is really great, finally a place to list all the free SQL tools exisitng around.
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Creating a better Master Page
MasterPage is a new technique in ASP.NET 2.0 that is very helpful in maintaining full web application design in generic places. Using this, we can change the complete look and feel of the application within a short duration. Normally, we keep our layout designs in MasterPage and all other pages will extend the UI from it.
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MonthCalendar and Datepicker control for Silverlight
Kathy Kam made 2 great controls with Silverlight. Wonder when Microsoft will release an official Silverlight datepicker control
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AJAX Examples
Scott Cate has released on CodePlex an interesting collection of Ajax samples.
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Creating a Poll System Using ASP.NET 2.0 Callbacks
In this article, the author will explain how to create an AJAX enabled polling system using ASP.NET client callbacks.
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Net Visionary Awards 2007
I was yesterday at the Net Visionary Awards in Dublin organized by IIA. Great event, and lot of awards!
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Gallery Server Pro - An ASP.NET multimedia gallery
Gallery Server Pro is a powerful and easy-to-use ASP.NET web application that lets you share and manage photos, video, audio, and other files over the web.
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ImageTemplate.NET
Have you ever had the need to generate images on the fly in your ASP.NET applications? You could use GDI.NET to do this directly, but we think we have an easier way. Enter ImageTemplate.NET. ImageTemplate.NET lets you configure an image template in an XML file and then change the image that is generated by passing parameters in the URL.
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Advanced concepts in SQL Server 2005
This article discusses how to improve the performance of SQL Server 2005. The author also examines Clustering, Indexing, Stored Procedures, Profiling, Recovery mechanism, etc. in detail.
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Page and User Control communication
This article shows how the page and user controls within the page can communicate together with a little more work. It shows how the use of interfaces or custom page classes can make the application more efficient and reduce code.
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Extending .NET Events Functionality
Anyone who has used .NET events and delegates understands its power and ease of use. Creating an event and subscribing onto it has become quite simple in C# or VB.NET classes. Moreover, it is a helpful mechanism to implement (for instance) a responsive user interface. When carefully designed you don't need to poll for an object's state, instead you signal its state by means of an event.
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Working with DragPanel AJAX Control
This article examines the usage of the ASP.NET AJAX Control named DragPanel with the help of a project.
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Inline-Edit Control Using ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 Extensions
In this article Bilal Haidar will show you how to develop a Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 Inline-Edit control that can be used to provide on-the-spot text editing for specific areas on a web form.
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Developing Business Logic using the WCF Service Library
In this article, Jagadish Chaterjee will focus on developing a WCF library which performs business logic (with CRUD operations) at the middle tier level and finally access it using ASP.NET 3.5.
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Access a user control properties in a master page
I tried of course to cast the user control but unless some use of Reflection I don't see how I can type the control.
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Programmatically Updating Databases using ASP.NET 2.0 SqlDataSource
Using programmatically the SqlDatasource is a much better way than embedding the Select and Insert command in the Aspx page.
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Developing Your First Silverlight Application Using Visual Studio 2008
In this article, we will focus on developing a Silverlight application which consumes an ASP.NET web service. This article can serve as an excellent walk through resource for beginners who are trying to develop dynamic Silverlight applications.
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Developing a Wiki with ASP.NET
Recently, more and more articles and books have been published on the ASP.NET AJAX framework 1.0 ("MS AJAX" for short). However, due to various reasons, such as the difficulty in immediately mastering the client-centric framework and the immaturity of the client-centric type framework itself, there are comparatively few materials dwelling on the client side techniques. In this four-part tutorial, Xianzhong Zhu will venture to write a wiki-like web application that will allow users to write and share articles mainly using MS AJAX client-centric techniques.