(Sushila Bowalekar Patel) We come across situations where we have to select/deselect multiple records or delete them once the user gives confirmation. This can be done in various ways and using various Data Controls provided in ASP.NET. For our sample we will use the GridView control.

(Mahesh Chand) This tip shows how to change the color of a Chart in Crystal Reports based on some conditions.

(Alejandro Gervasio) Are you interested in having at your disposal a quick reference for working with the “DirectoryIterator” class that comes with PHP 5? Then this might be the article that you’ve been waiting for! Welcome to the second tutorial of the series “A Close Look at the DirectoryIterator

(Penny Crosman) Most companies have reason to be insecure about compliance, if the results of a recent AIIM International survey are an accurate indication. More than half of the 741 respondents (users of content management technology) described their organizations as being at a very early stage in

(Pierre Couderc) This template class implements a cache for memory objects. You can use it when you have a large collection of objects, that you do not want to put entirely in memory, but you need anyway to use some of them with quick access.

(Eric Smith) Master pages are the best solution for creating a Web site that has shared elements, such as headings and navigation bars. Sometimes you may want to have one set of navigation for one part of your Web site and another set for a "subsite" within the site. In my case, the bulk of my Web s

(Peter Aitken) Legend has it that the term bug dates from the early days of computers, when a program malfunction was traced to an insect that had flown into the computer and caused a short circuit. Whatever their cause, bugs are something that you certainly don’t want in your applications! This art

(Vivek Thakur) Most ASP.NET developers think that the ASP.NET ViewState is responsible for holding the values of controls such as TextBoxes so that they are retained even after postback. But this is not the case.

(John Mueller) Microsoft must love new database technologies. They’ve created a whole alphabet soup of technologies, making it hard for any developer to keep up. Some older technologies, such as Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) are very much alive and in common use today. Others, such as Remote Dat

(scott) Software applies knowledge to data. This is true for all software from business applications to video games. The knowledge inside software is generally a combination of procedural knowledge and declarative knowledge. Procedural knowledge is information about how to perform a task, like how t