(Malcolm Sheridan) My last article focused on how to have multiple submit buttons in the same form, and how to differentiate them in your action method. If you missed it you can read it here. If you want to hijack your form and post it via Ajax, you need to do some extra work. Controls that have a n

(Daniel Clark) In the previous chapter, you looked at how the .NET Framework was developed and how programs execute under the framework. That chapter introduced you to the Visual Studio IDE, and you gained some familiarity with working in it.

(Abhijit Jana) ASP.NET Session is one of most common state management technique for any ASP.NET Web Application. If you want to do a quick refresh or want to know some thing more, please go ahead and read one of my article “Exploring Session in ASP.NET” published at Code Project. ASP.NET provides

(Pravinkumar Dabade) There are multiple ways of passing the Session variables to WCF service. We will pass the session variables to WCF service using SOAP Message header.

(Tarun Dudhatra) Since many long time Visual Basic and Visual Studio has a crystal report with it. People are telling that since 1993. But in VS2010 they exclude the crystal reports. Yes what you just heard is right, Crystal Report has been dropped from Visual Studio 2010.

(Nikhil Singhal) By default, HTML elements within an ASP.NET file are treated as literal text and you cannot reference them in server-side code. To make these elements programmatically accessible, you can indicate that an HTML element should be treated as a server control by adding the runat=”server

(Memphisto) Developers find themselves in a situation in which they have to secure code through Obfuscation — a term that is defined as “technique to complicate code so that they are hard to be reverse-engineered”. Although .Net assemblies are the easiest to be hacked, on a lighter note, someone al

(Scott Hanselman) There are several books worth of information to be said about Internationalization (i18n) out there, so I can’t solve it all in a blog post. Even 9 pages of blog posts. I like to call it Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn, actually.

(Gil Zilberfeld) The first tool you need is a testing framework. You have a couple of choices there. If you are using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional or above, you already have the Microsoft unit testing framework installed. The framework comes also with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team S

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I blogged about extending the window (global) object in JavaScript. In that post, I used the delete() function (or keyword if you like) to alter various parts of the resulting prototype chain in order to create a dynamic runtime environment.