(John Charles Olamendy) Ajax and jQuery are emerging technologies gaining an important space in the Web 2.0 world every day. Recent news has confirmed that Microsoft is going to include jQuery in the future ASP.NET release. In this article, I will explain how consume an Ajax-enabled Web service usin
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FormView with a Paging Template
(Joshua Blackstone) I’ve seen several good GridView pager templates around, but very few FormView templates. I wanted to see what it would take to create a pager template that was similar to a good GridView paging template, and I think I’ve come up with one. I was surprised at how similar it actuall
SolidColorBrush in Silverlight
(Mahesh Chand) This article demonstrates how to use a solid brush in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
Using jQuery Validation in ASP.NET Master Pages
(Suprotim Agarwal) Sometime back, I had written an article on Using jQuery with the ASP.NET CustomValidator Control. jQuery also has a Validation plug-in which is full of features and is quite flexible. However the name mangling in ASP.NET Master Pages presents interesting challenges in using this p
Understanding the Crystal Reports Object Model
(Jeff McWherter) Many of the reporting applications that I have worked on have had many business rules that called for complex logic to manipulate specific aspects of the reports. In order to maintain the business rules easily, we want to abstract as many of these business rules out of the report as
Errors And Exceptions In ASP.NET
Errors, mistakes and failures are unavoidable part of life. ASP.NET development is not much different. Every developer, especially beginners, will make errors whenever tries to create anything useful. Because of that, we need methods and tools for error handling. Fortunately, ASP.NET provides differ
Using ZedGraph with ASP.NET
(Wahab Hussain) This article will help you get acquainted with Web based usage of Zed Graph. You will be able to use those graphs on your web pages.
JavaScript for the ASP.NET Developer: Learning To Function
(Peter Vogel) In my last column, “JavaScript for an ASP.NET Developer,” I described the culture shock I experienced at discovering that JavaScript isn’t an object-oriented language. As a result, I finally started dealing with JavaScript on its own merits rather than expecting it to work like the lan
Customizing ASP.NET’s CreateUserWizard Control To Display a Fixed Set of Security Questions
(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET’s Membership system and its associated Web controls enable developers to create websites that support user accounts in a fraction of the time that it once did. In a nutshell, the Membership system and the specified provider handle the low-level details of creating a user acc
RadialGradientBrush in Silverlight
(Mahesh Chand) This article demonstrates how to use a radial gradient brush in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
