Contents tagged with ASP.NET
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How to write good code
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Modifying the HTTP Response Using Filters
When a browser requests an ASP.NET page from a web server, the ASP.NET engine takes that request through a number of steps that, together, generate the resulting markup, which is returned to the requesting browser for display. The stages in this process are referred to as the HTTP Pipeline and perform tasks like authentication, authorization, and having the requested page render its content. During one of the later stages in the HTTP Pipeline the rendered markup is handed off to a response filter which, if supplied, has an opportunity to inspect and modify the markup before it is returned to the requesting browser.
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Encapsulating Google's MapData
Florian Drevet show you how to build a basic ASP.NET WebControl whose goal is to use Google MapData “feature” (in few words : an dynamically generated image with basic Google Map features)
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Implementing a Session Timeout Page in ASP.NET
In this article, Steven Smith walks through the steps required to implement a Session Logged Out page that users are automatically sent to in their browser when their ASP.NET session expires. He examines each step with the help of detailed explanation supported by relevant source code.
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Free Progress Bar for ASP.NET
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ASP.Net newsgroups archive
This is an interesting project. You can find on this site all the latest Asp.Net newsgroups posts with some search features.
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A first look at the Dynamic Data Engine—the DynamicGridView Control
Dino Esposito introduces the ASP.NET DynamicGridView Control.
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ASP.NET Tag/Search Cloud Server Control
This is an example of a customized tag/search cloud.
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OpenID implementation in C# and ASP.NET
OpenID is a cool technology but could be tricky to implement with ASP.Net.
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Understanding Single Sign-On in ASP.NET 2.0
In this article, Masoud Tabatabaei discusses the concept of Cross Application Authentication using ASP.NET authentication model consisting of Membership Providers, web.config configuration, encryption, and decryption of configuration files. At the end of the article he also examines the application of the concept using ASP.NET login controls.