(Phil Haack) One great new feature being introduced in ASP.NET 4 is a new code block (often called a Code Nugget by members of the Visual Web Developer team) syntax which provides a convenient means to HTML encode output in an ASPX page or view.

(Scott Waldron) Dealing with manually filling rows of data in ASP.NET controls can be a bit unintuitive. I’ll go over a few tips here I learned that help. I’m writing up this posting off the top of my head, so I can’t say for certain the code examples are correct in syntax.

(Peter Vogel) To fully support multiple languages and cultures in an ASP.NET site, you’ll need use global resources and write some code to access the special features that ASP.NET provides for internationalization.

(Malcolm Sheridan) Tabs are a great way to break up data if you have large amounts of data to display. The people from jQuery have made their own tabs control. I thought it would be cool to write an article that uses jQuery’s tab control to lazy load data from LINQ to SQL into the tabs. Well here it

(Jack Olson) Database archiving is becoming an important new topic for data managers. The need for this function has surfaced at most IT organizations, and the problems it addresses are only getting bigger and bigger. These problems include challenges with data retention requirements, application re

(Anand Narayanaswamy) Nowadays many components are available which can be used to present information in charts with the help of .NET applications. While traditional charts are sufficient for the majority of projects, flash-based charts help users grasp the content in an animated manner. InfoSoft Gl

(Michael Bleistein) Declaring namespaces at the top of your COBOL.NET code can greatly simplify coding and streamline your syntax by eliminating unnecessary namespaces in your code and the Class Repository. This is identical in concept to the using directive in C#. The using directive in C# permits

(Scott Mitchell) The Microsoft Chart controls make it easy to take data – such as sales numbers, website traffic statistics, and so on – and turn it into a chart, which can be saved to an image file or displayed from a web page. In Plotting Chart Data we examined a myriad of ways to turn data into a

(Ben Nadel) Hi Ben, I have come across an issue with jQuery when using “text().length” and I am hoping that you may be able to help. I have applied a CSS class called hideEmpty to a div. I am then using jQuery text().length to provide the total length of that element, including child nodes, and hidi

(Tess Ferrandez) The other day I came across an issue where an ASP.NET site stopped responding and didn’t start serving requests again until the W3WP.exe process was restarted.