(Peter Vogel) The seed for this column was an article that I did for Visual Studio Magazine (” Integrating jQuery, Web Services, AJAX and ASP.NET “), which leveraged both AJAX for ASP.NET and jQuery to implement a CRUD page for customer data. Over the previous two columns (” Defining Templates with

(Ozgur Ozcitak) ImageListView is a .NET 2.0 control for displaying a list of image files. It looks and operates similar to the standard ListView control. Image thumbnails are loaded asynchronously with a separate background thread. The look of the control can be completely customized using custom re

(K. Scott Allen) I’m flipping between MVC and Silverlight projects when a startling contrast starts to emerge. It’s not the obvious contrast between stateful and stateless. It’s a subtler contrast in design.

(Joe Stagner) I’ve recently had several questions about attempts to use the Ajax Control Toolkit’s Modal Dialog, or more accurately, to misuse it, as a window.

(Bogdan Zamfir) Another implementation for IWTMenu interface is WTNavTreeMenu. It combines the Outlook-style navigation bar with tree menus to offer a different user experience. Class diagram is shown in Figure 1.

(Ben Nadel) The other day, I was on a website that had a menu bar at the top. When I scrolled down the page, below the point of the menu bar, suddenly, the menu bar poped back into view, this time stuck to the top of the window. When I scrolled back up the page, the menu bar fell back […]

(Bryian Tan) Recently I was working on a Silverlight application and one of the pages contains a graphic. One of the requirements is that the graphic should contain clickable regions (Hotspots) and display a dynamic navigation menu when the end users click on it. An image that contains one or more H

(Colin Thomsen) I’ve already discussed how the new profiler summary page makes it easier to discover and fix performance issues, but sometimes a little more investigation is required. This time I’m going to drill in with another new VS2010 feature called the Function Details View.

(Scott Mitchell) Filtering Database Data with Parameters, an earlier installment in this article series, showed how to filter the data returned by ASP.NET’s data source controls. In a nutshell, the data source controls can include parameterized queries whose parameter values are defined via paramete

(Steve Burch) Many times we need to convert data, such as a Date retrieved from a DBMS, into a string representation. The culture setting of our web browser, done either by our PC’s configuration or by the web application itself, can incorrectly affect how the Date to String conversion occurs.