(Mahesh Chand) The Line object represents a line shape and draws a line between two defined points. The X1 and Y1 properties of the Line represent the start point and X2 and Y2 properties represent the end point of the line. The Stroke property sets the color of the line and StrokeThickness represen

(Ben Nadel) For the past couple of days, I’ve been building some very exciting internal tools for the company (specifically for prototyping). While these tools are straightforward at the server level, they’re becoming quite complex at the User Interface level. At first, I was doing fine, slowly addi

(Daniel Cohen Gindi) From my personal experience using ASP.NET, and from searching the web, I have found that the ResolveUrl method of the Page control (and basically, Control) presents us with some serious problems.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I blogged about how JSON (Javascript Object Notation) has become my data format of choice for persisting data to the server in situations where I don’t have a database available. This is often the case in “proof of concept” type applications. In the comments to that post, Ray

(Peter Vogel) As far as ASP.NET developers are concerned, the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 and 3.5 were effectively “no upgrade” releases, with the exception of two controls: the DataList and Pager. The .NET Framework 4, on the other hand, offers a number of new features aimed directly at a key issu

(Scott Mitchell) Like every Web control in the ASP.NET toolbox, the GridView includes a variety of style-related properties, including CssClass, Font, ForeColor, BackColor, Width, Height, and so on. The GridView also includes style properties that apply to certain classes of rows in the grid, such a

(Anjaiah Keesari) In this article I tried to cover all the topics from .NET Reflection with examples. I have stated with definition of .NET Reflection and its road map, list of mostly used classes the System.Reflection namespace provides and importance of Type class in .net Reflection. You will also

(Bruno Terkaly) This post builds upon our previous blog post about the ADO.NET Entity Framework. The goal is to leverage the Visual Studio 2010 modeling tools to write applications with the ADO.NET Entity Framework.

(Mike Brind) A frequent requirement for ASP.NET developers is to schedule tasks at regular intervals. This can include site maintenance tasks, like cleaning up old files, emailing newsletters on a schedule etc. This article examines one easy option for managing tasks like these without having to con

(K. Scott Allen) Working with drop-down lists in ASP.NET MVC has some confusing aspects, so let’s look at an example.