Oct 15, 2008
To run a page in Debug mode you will have to choose Debug –> Start Debugging or just press F5 . Debugging support is not enabled by default and if you have not run the debugger before on this web site, you will need to configure it. This is internally...
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Oct 10, 2008
When writing JavaScript for a web application, there may be times when you want to do something different depending on the browser that is requesting the page. ASP.NET Ajax has an easy way to this with the Sys.Browser object. For example, let's say you...
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Oct 08, 2008
Here are the steps on how to create a Local IIS Virtual Directory.To start with you should have IIS installed on your box. Step1: Go to File Menu->Click on New Web Site. Step2: Click on the Browse button in the New Web Site dialog. This will bring...
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Sep 15, 2008
In Tip#8 we saw how to create a Web User control, register a Web User Control and use the Web User control in your page. Note that VS added a @Register directive right at the top of the page on drag drop of the user control on to your page. But in future...
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Sep 11, 2008
Creating an ASP.NET Web User Control is as simple as creating an ASP.NET Page using Visual Web Developer. Here are the steps: 1. Open up an existing Website to which you want to add the user control. 2. Right Click on the Website context menu...
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Sep 01, 2008
ListView control has built in capability to sort data. Please refer to Tip#5 to get started with Databinding of list view control. Once that is done, we can move on to sorting the ListView data with the following steps. 1. Add a button control inside...
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