Contents tagged with Framework 3.5
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Rows and Columns Merging in ASP.NET GridView Control
Its been a long time I have written any article on ASP.NET. Just few weeks back I got a very interesting requirement where I had to customize my GridView by Grouping the Columns and also merging the Rows by using Colspan properties. So while in View mode of GridView the data should be display in Rows and Columns format, but when I click on Edit it will display in List Format where we can place the controls in any format we want. You can refer to the figure below for the final target what I am going to show in this article.
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.NET Windows Development: Everyday Tips, Tricks & Optimization - Alberto Población
This is one of the best book I have came across so far, This book is so indulging that once you start reading this book you will want to finish all the chapters in one go, actually same thing happened to me too.
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Custom Configuration Sections in app.config or web.config
There are certain scenarios where we need to define our own custom configuration section. I have recently faced one where I had to Store the key value pairs as given below.
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Simple Preferred time control using silverlight 3.
Here I am going to show you a simple preferred time control, where you can select the day of the week and the time of the day. This can be used in lots of place where you may need to display the users preferred times. Sample screenshot is attached below.
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Silverlight 3 DataGrid Columns Grouping using PagedCollectionView
In this post I am showing how to implement Column Grouping in SIlverlight 3 DataGrid,
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Sharing source code between .NET and Silverlight
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Migration from Silverlight 2.0 to Silverlight 3
As currently I am working on Migration from Silverlight 2.0 to Silverlight 3, so I thought to share or bookmark few of the important links which I am going through.
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Fixing Intellisense in Silverlight XAML Code
For those who are facing the problems of intellisense not working for XAML files, please follow the steps below to fix that.
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My Crush List of 2009
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LINQ to XML and LINQ to Objects Basic Sample