(AzamSharp) Do you remember the good old days of classic ASP when you had to create the HTML table by hand? Later ASP.NET 1.X introduced the Datagrid control which made our job much easier. Few years ago ASP.NET 2.0 was released and a new GridView control took over the classic Datagrid control. Grid

(Tess Ferrandez) Surprisingly the issue I wrote about in “the eventhandlers that made the memory baloon” (Jan 2006) is something that still happens very frequently, I reference it in cases at least a few times a month. Just this last week I had different variations of it crop up in different cases

(Anthony Burke) When you’re concatenating only a few strings, it’s faster to add them than to use StringBuilder. Suppose you want to decompile the following code:

(Scott Guthrie) This morning we released the Preview 3 build of the ASP.NET MVC framework. I blogged details last month about an interim source release we did that included many of the changes with this Preview 3 release. Today’s build includes some additional features not in last month’s drop, so

(Peter Vogel) To be honest, there isn’t much for the developer in ASP.NET 3.5. There are lots of goodies in the .NET Framework as a whole (LINQ, for instance) but there’s not much aimed at the ASP.NET developer. On the other hand, Visual Studio 2008 has seen a bundle of enhancements that ASP.NET dev

(Tony Patton) I recently examined the JavaScript debugger features in Visual Studio 2008 that aid in locating problems in Web pages. But if you often have to track down bugs in an application installed on another machine, you should check out Microsofts remote debugger tool with Visual Studio 2008.

(SANJIT SIL) Script injection attacks occur when a hacker takes a few lines of malicious programming code and enters it in to a form on our Website and then submits the form. If the Website is data driven then chances of risk is more on the Website. Hackers will often inject scripts in to our forms

(Ricky Wang) This article provides an HttpModule that tackles the session-timeout problem on DotNetNuke (DNN) platform. It will redirect users’ subsequent requests to a page that prompts some informative messages after session timeouts occur.

(Bipin Joshi) In the majority of the web sites web form exist physically on the web server. However, in some cases you may want to deviate from this storage mechanism. For example, some Content Management Systems (CMS) allow the end users to add web forms dynamically. In such cases disk based storag

(Scott Lysle) This article provides an introduction to employing LINQ to Objects queries to support a simple win forms application; the article addresses the construction of LINQ to Objects statements and then goes on to describe how one might use LINQ to Objects within the context of an actual appl