(Sergiy Korzh) This article will be useful for any custom component developer who wants to update his/her controls so they will work correctly with ASP.NET AJAX. First, we will describe the most common problems that occur during such customizations and then propose the solution for those issues.

(Suprotim Agarwal) The DropDownExtender is an ASP.NET AJAX control that can be attached to almost any ASP.NET control to provide a drop-down menu. For example: If you have a TextBox and a Panel control (with a checkboxlist), and you want to give the TextBox a drop-down menu, then just apply the Drop

(Muhammad Adnan Amanullah) Being a programmer, its almost daily routine to write such methods which take plenty of processor cycles/time to perform some action. For example some database operation/transactions, while using web services or Remote Procedure Calling (RPC), File I/O operations, etc.

(AzamSharp) ASP.NET MVC Framework allows the developers to build their web application in a more flexible way. Using MVC framework you by passes the headaches of ViewState and Postbacks and also enable your application for testing. In this article we are going to take a look at the Controller Action

(Stephen Walther) In this tip, I discuss Eric Hexters TDD Class Generator Add-In for Visual Studio. This Add-In enables you to generate a class, an interface, and a test class by entering a single keyboard shortcut.

(Bipin Joshi) If you anytime traveled to unknown areas you know the importance of maps. They help you to travel easily making your journey pleasurable. The same holds true for web sites. The visitors coming to your web sites should be presented with simple yet flexible navigation structure so that t

(Brian Mains) ASP.NET AJAX extenders are really functional; not only do they use a managed JavaScript development approach; they spice up the UI like Emeril in the kitchen. The following extender is an example of the ASP.NET AJAX approach to developing extenders like the one in this example.

(Scott Mitchell) Several of the earlier installments in this article series examined how to apply authorization rules in order to prohibit particular users, roles, or classes of users from accessing particular resources. For instance, Part 2 showed how to define URL-based authorization rules in web.

(TheCodeKing) Anyone who has spent time developing URL rewriters will know that these do not always play nicely with AJAX components. This is because the HtmlForm element written out by .NET uses the actual URL for post-backs, and not the page’s virtual URL that you are trying to preserve. This arti

(Stephen Walther) In this tip, I show you how to create a custom ASP.NET MVC view engine that supports lightweight, declarative controls. I show you how to create both simple controls and controls that display database data. I also show you how to test the rendered output of the lightweight controls