(Scott Mitchell) When a visitor registers a new account on an ASP.NET website that uses the Membership system, they are prompted (by default) for their username, password, e-mail address, and other pertinent information. Along with functionality for registering new accounts, the ASP.NET Membership s
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Upload Multiple Files in ASP.NET using jQuery
(Suprotim Agarwal) Continuing my ‘no less than an exciting’ journey of exploring ASP.NET with jQuery, today’s article will demonstrate how to Upload multiple files in ASP.NET using jQuery. Fyneworks.com has created a ‘jQuery Multiple File Upload Plugin’. You can download this plug-in here http://www
Data Entry and ASP.NET MVC
(Dino Esposito) Although still in a beta stage, the ASP.NET MVC Framework is definitely being talked about — a lot. Indeed, quite a few people are already using it while contributing to shape its feature set and characteristics. The ASP.NET MVC Framework heralds a brand new approach to ASP.NET devel
Building ASP.NET Applications with Delphi and Advantage Database Server
(Cary Jensen) Like Delphi’s other development platforms, Delphi for .NET offers a wide range of data access options for ASP.NET developers. These include support for the generic foundation class library (FCL) data access classes (ODBC and OleDb), dbExpress drivers, BDP for .NET providers, as well as
Model View Presenter (MVP) design pattern and data binding
(John Charles Olamendy) Model View Presenter (MVP) design pattern is the evolution of the MVC design pattern and it’s aimed at providing a cleaner separation of concerns between the view, the model, and the controller improving the architecture (you can use several UI technologies without recompilin
ASP.NET Master Page Advice, Tips, and Tricks
(Scott Mitchell) Master pages are an important part of any ASP.NET website. In a nutshell, a master page allows the page developer to define a website template, indicating what portions of the template are to remain fixed across pages that use the template and what regions of the template are custom
Creating Your Own Encryption / Decryption Program Using VB.NET 2005
(Hannes du Preez) These days, protecting your valuable information is absolutely vital. Anything is possible. hackers & crackers frequently try to find new ways to break programs and to find critical information, for their malicious purposes. We shouldn’t only care about hackers & crackers, we sh
Sorting Arrays
(Ged Mead) Sorting a single array is a simple task. You just run the Shared Sort method on the array:
LINQ is not LINQ To SQL
(Justin Etheredge) If the title of this post confused you, then you really need to continue reading. There is a technology naming snafu that occurred in the .NET 3.5 release that to this day is still causing serious confusion. I am here to hopefully help people sort out this confusion, and so that w
The HTML 5 Layout Elements Rundown
(Kurt Cagle) HTML 5 is an interesting beastie. The specification was not planned; The W3C was committed to HTML 4.1 as the last word in HTML. As such, most of the requests for HTML 5 came from the HTML user community itself, largely through the advent of the Web Hypertext Application Technology Work
