(Mike Brind) Some people have questioned the security of the ASP.NET SimpleMembershipProvider’s storage of passwords. The cause for concern seems to stem from the fact that the PasswordSalt field in the standard membership table is unused by the SimpleMembershipProvider, whereas it is used by, for e

(Julie Lerman) Although I think of myself as a plumber when it comes to software development, I have to do a fair amount of client-side development as well. Even in this column, I venture into client apps where they intersect with data access.

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(Anil Kumar) In this tutorial, we are going to understand a simple event binding in jQuery on a Radio Button List item. Also we will see how a Radio Button List is rendered in the final HTML version at the browser end.

(EricFaust) The ASP.NET DropDownList is an easy way to offer a set of selections for the user. However, if you want to allow the user to enter information not available in the drop down list, you will have to write your own JavaScript code or jQuery. This source code combines that work into a ASP.NE

(Arian Celina) With increasing usage of mobile devices for browsing the web, optimization of web pages has become a topic of utmost importance. Perhaps, this post is nothing more than stating the obvious, as techniques to be mentioned here are very well known for quite some time, yet, pretty often i

(Richard Carr) The WeakReference class provides a way to create weakly referenced objects that may be released by the garbage collector when memory pressure is high. An improved, generic version of this class was introduced in the .NET framework version 4.5.

(Phil Ballard and Michael Moncur) Functions are one of the basic building blocks of JavaScript and will appear in virtually every script you write. In this excerpt learn how to create and use functions.

(pranav rastogi) In the previous post we looked at an overview of what is Model Binding and the benefits it brings in for WebForms developers. In this post we will look at the basic fundamentals and how the Model Binding system works with controls.

(Aaron Lumsden) The HTML5 data attribute lets you assign custom data to an element. This article looks at how to use it and provides examples of when it would be ideally used.