(David Hayden) This tutorial is related to the last one in that it has to do with validation on a registration request form.

(Mahesh Chand) In year 2001, I wrote my first application on using the WebBrowser ActiveX control in C#. You may read this article here: Web Browser in C# and VB.NET.

(Peter Vogel) Microsoft’s latest announcements make it clear that, when it comes to delivering applications over the Web, the choices for the .NET developer are ASP.NET and ASP.NET MVC. Silverlight may have a future in mobile development, but it’s no longer a primary platform for the Web.

This is the continuation of part one, which ran on Tuesday of last week. After deleting the styles ( ) in the head section of MasterPage.master, you will need to create an external CSS to solve the relative URL problems in the website.

(Suprotim Agarwal) In this article, we will explore multiple ways to call a method asynchronously using Delegates. You can call methods asynchronously in four different ways using the BeginInvoke() and EndInvoke() methods of the Delegate class.

(Bipin Joshi) In the previous part I demonstrated how jQuery animations can add some jazz to your web forms. Now let’s see one of the most important feature of jQuery that you will probably use in all data driven websites – accessing server data.

(Hajan) We already know that Microsoft actively supports the jQuery project and is direct contributor to the three yet new but well-known plugins:

(Ben Nadel) The other night, I was laying in bed, thinking about ColdFusion code (as I often times find myself doing), and it suddenly occurred to me that I wasn’t sure of the expected behavior of ColdFusion custom tags that execute within a ColdFusion component context.

(Anh) With the release of VS2010 SP1 Beta1, Web Matrix, and Razor QFE, we can build web projects containing SQL Compact Edition 4.0 sdf file and ASP.NET Web Pages with Razor syntax. However, this might be a problem when you are ready to deploy your project on a server that doesn’t have the assembli

(Ged Mead) I’m sorry – that’s a very clumsy description of what I’m doing here, but sometimes it’s hard to get a catchy heading that adequately describes what the item is about. So, picture this: You have a data source that contains names of contacts.