(Scott Mitchell) In the last installment of this article series, Updating Basics, we looked at how to configure the SqlDataSource control to issue UPDATE statements to a database. We then saw how the GridView control can work in tandem with the SqlDataSource control to provide a simple web-based edi

(Jagadish Chaterjee) This article teaches you how to declare and handle events using Visual Basic.NET 2005. It assumes the reader is familiar with object-oriented programming in Visual Basic.NET.

(Ged Mead) As its name implies, this kind of panel is designed to dynamically change the layout of its children by wrapping them horizontally or vertically as necessary in order to try to keep displaying them for as long as possible. Obviously, if you don’t set minimum size values it will eventually

(William R. Vaughn) One of my Hitchhiker’s Guide to Visual Studio and SQL Server (7th Edition) readers commented that he was still having problems setting up a TableAdapter that was fed from stored procedures instead of base tables. With help from Steve Lasker and Beth Massi at Microsoft, I was able

(Shaun Eutsey) I was confronted a while back with an interesting problem that I was asked to solve. I do say problem; I am not afraid of that word as many people are. I look at problems as opportunities; opportunities to find solution and to grow, both personally and professionally.

On a computer with Internet Explorer 7.0 or later installed, a user attempts to run a .NET Framework application from a network share that has been mapped with the SUBST command.

(Ged Mead) The DockPanel probably offers you a better option than the UniformGrid in many cases. However, this layout panel too is not without its eccentricities and you can spend a lot of time tweaking and fiddling with settings in order to get the display you want.

(Jagadish Chaterjee) This article gives you an in-depth understanding of abstract methods, abstract classes and polymorphism using abstract classes in Visual Basic 2005.

(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET 2.0’s data source controls make it possible to retrieve, insert, update, and delete data without having to write the tedious dedata access code that was so commonplace in ASP.NET version 1.x. Previous installments of this article series have looked at returning, inserting, a

(Scott Guthrie) One of the big programming model improvements being made in .NET 3.5 is the work being done to make querying data a first class programming concept. We call this overall querying programming model “LINQ”, which stands for .NET Language Integrated Query.