Saurabh Nijhawan
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Setting AlterNateRow BackColor For Two Rows At A Time In GridView
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This was part of a question asked on asp.net forums, i thought of sharing it here as well. “How can i have first two rows with one color in a GridView and another color for the next two rows and so on.” Here’s The Code: protected void Page_Load...
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Creating a N/3-Tier/Layered Application
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For updated version of the article please visit www.agnosticdevs.com “In most of the Business Solutions, we tend to implement good-reusable code. There are a lot of different ways to achieve the same. So, we are here to discuss one of those ways...
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Sending HTML Mail Using Gmail SMTP (using System.Net.Mail namespace)
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INTRODUCTION: Sending emails requires SMTP server and hence usually you won’t be able to send emails from your local machine [In case you have SMTP server configured on your local machine, you can surely send emails using that!]. The other way out would...
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ASP.NET Authorization Vs Authentication
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For updated version of the article please visit www.agnosticdevs.com Authorization: in contrast to Authentication implies, "What resources are accessible to the users". This means that once the user logs in (or hasn't logged in), we need to...
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