(Ben Nadel) Earlier today, in my blog post on using jQuery’s $.map() method, I talked about creating a buffer of detached DOM (Document Object Model) nodes. The value-add behind that post was the fact that the DOM nodes remained detached as long as possible; this allows them to be created and config

(Mahesh Sabnis) Implementing Data Validations in a Web Application is a challenging task. Most of the time, a developer gets confused on whether to validate the user input on client side or server side. In Server side validations, the logic gets executed on the server.

(W. Jason Gilmore and Robert H. Treat) PHP as a language offers the programmer an excellent array of tools for handling file system input and output, as well as executing programs at the shell level. This article series will introduce you to these tools.

(Peter Vogel) I’ve been doing a lot of LINQ programming recently, so my next column is probably going to be called something like “Stupid LINQ Tricks”. Because LINQ, like SQL, is a declarative language you don’t get a lot of code to look at when your code isn’t doing what you want.

(Prabhu Raja) PostBack is the name given to the process of submitting an ASP.NET page to the server for processing. PostBack is done if certain credentials of the page are to be checked against some sources (such as verification of username and password using database). This is something that a clie

(Jim Mischel) The hard work in building a better skip list was in creating the underlying data structure. Changing the original skip list implementation so that it uses the new infrastructure is pretty easy. The algorithms for adding, searching, and removing are essentially the same.

(SheoNarayan) To list the paginated records in the ListView, we can follow this approach.

ASP.NET 4.0 now includes a feature that developers can easily use in their search engine optimization efforts. This is called the RedirectPermanent method. This method returns a clean 301 redirect from the origin page to the new target page.

(Ben Nadel) A couple of weeks ago, I blogged about the appendEach() jQuery plugin that allows you to append an array of jQuery objects to the rendered DOM tree. This plugin was created so that detached DOM (Document Object Model) nodes could be created and configured, en masse, without incurring the

(Prashant Khandelwal) I have been working on a MVC project which I will be using to save and manage all my code snippets. I get this plan in my head when my 160GB of HDD got crashed which holds most of my work and code. I started writing the web application in web forms and almost got it completed,