(Prabakar Samiyappan) The Master page is like that of the inherited form in Windows.NET. It is nothing but when you want to get the common look and feel of the particular part of your web we can go for master page.

(Mike McIntyre) This article and source code demonstrates how to retrieve the data bound to a Windows Forms DataGridView control row when a user double-clicks a row header.

(Peter Aitken) A metafile is one of the two fundamental ways that a graphics image can be stored. The other, which most people are more familiar with, is a bitmap in which the image is defined as a grid of pixels with each pixel having a color value. Most graphics files that you work with, including

(Ziran Sun) Navigation is important to a web site. You can have the best information in the world on your site, but if people can’t find it, then what good is it to them? Keeping users aware of their location on your site and making it easy for them to move around are key usability issues, but until

(Irina Medvinskaya) An ability to set the current working path often comes in handy if a developer wants to be able to use relative paths instead of absolute paths in the code. In this tip, I explain how to set the current working path using VB.NET.

(Miguel A. Castro) I’m sure by now you’ve read more than your share of books and articles describing new ASP.NET 2.0 features. Master pages, themes, providers, etc., are all great, but have you read anything regarding what’s changed with custom Web control development? Well that’s what I’m here to t

(Damon Armstrong) As a web developer, you will encounter situations that call for an effective token replacement scheme. Token replacement is really just a technologically-savvy way of saying string replacement, and involves substituting a “real” value for a “token” value in a string. This article p

(David Simmonds) This article examines the usage of Adapter pattern using Visual Basic .NET 2003 with the help of a sample application.

(Chris Snyder and Michael Southwell) PHP is an extremely powerful yet easy-to-learn scripting language, affording even relatively inexperienced programmers the opportunity to create complex, dynamic websites. It is, however, notoriously difficult to ensure privacy and security of internet services.

(Scott Mitchell) As discussed in previous installments of this article series, ASP.NET 2.0 ships with a number of built-in data source controls that can be used to programmatically access data (the SqlDataSource, ObjectDataSource, XmlDataSource, and so on). The SqlDataSource and ObjectDataSource com