(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, Bruno Soares asked me a very interesting question in the comments of my post on processing files with ColdFusion’s CFThread tag. More or less, he asked me how one can keep track of both the status and the potential errors generated by a CFThread tag if the user is redirected a

(RobWoz) It’s fairly easy to produce a shaped form in VB.net. In fact there are already several articles on the subject. But what most existing articles do not address is how to enable the user to drag the form while it’s displaying its shaped appearance. If you’re working on a project which require

(Abhijit Jana) This is very simple example of use Ajax Slide Control to filter data in a grid view. Sometimes we need to filter the gridview data based on some range value. On that case we can use AJAX Slider control to provide scrollable Filter functionality with gridview control.

(Stephen Walther) One objection that people always raise against Ajax applications concerns browser history. Because an Ajax application updates its content by performing sneaky Ajax postbacks, the browser backwards and forwards buttons don’t work as you would normally expect.

(Scott Guthrie) Today’s post covers a small, but very useful, new syntax feature being introduced with ASP.NET 4 – which is the ability to automatically HTML encode output within code nuggets. This helps protect your applications and sites against cross-site script injection (XSS) and HTML injectio

(Mahesh Chand) This article shows you how to use the Slider control available in WPF.

(Satheesh Babu) My previous article Using Stored Procedure with LINQDataSource Control in ASP.Net discussed on using stored procedures when using LINQDataSource control.

(Paul Kimmel) I love Lambda expressions. I like the way it rolls off the tongue. I like the concise cleverness of them. I like the mathematics based history, and they are just plain fun to write. (Well, if you are a geek like me.) The great thing about being a geek is that Billionaire boy genius Bil

(Peter Vogel) In my last column (Supporting the ObjectDataSource), I started looking at the code necessary to create objects that would work with the ObjectDataSource. In that column, I looked at creating an object factory class with methods that would convert rows in a Customer table into Customer

(Ben Nadel) One of the coolest things about jQuery is that you can both bind and trigger events on non-DOM-node objects. However, over the weekend, while I was working on my SRCHR submission – a client-only, YQL-powered search engine – I found out that this technique does not work with the “submit”