Added:08-Jun-2011, Views = 1196
Here we'll see how to filter, remove or delete empty, blank or null excel rows from DataTable using LINQ in C#.
Added:30-May-2011, Views = 802
Here we'll see different approaches to calculate and measure the execution time of a function, method or a block of code in C#.
Added:19-May-2011, Views = 2360
Think of ASP.Net web page as a container control containing a set of controls that will render themselves in response to a page request. Here, I'll show you different approaches to add controls (a control can be HTML or server side) to ASP.Net web page programmatically at runtime.
Added:16-May-2011, Views = 700
Here we will learn how to detect if a page postback is caused by AJAX UpdatePanel or the Page Postback is a standard postback. In other words we will determin if the Current Page Postback is being executed in partial-rendering mode or the Current Page Postback is being executed in response to a client postback.
Added:06-May-2011, Views = 1541
In this article we'll see how to update or refresh the contents inside the AJAX asp:UpdatePanel control using JavaScript. To update or refresh the contents inside AJAX UpdatePanel, there are basically two approaches. Either you have to place a server side control inside UpdatePanel that'll, ultimately, fire up the AsyncPostBack to update or refresh the contents inside UpdatePanel or you've to use the identifier of UpdatePanel iteself to refresh it with some JavaScript logic.
Added:26-Apr-2011, Views = 2563
The timer control (in collaboration with update panels and Script Manager) allows us to update a certain portion of web page (without Page Postback) after some specified time interval. In this tutorial we'll see how to simply use ASP.Net AJAX Timer control. Later we'll see how to Enable or Disable this AJAX Timer control using C#.
Added:19-Apr-2011, Views = 2516
In this article we'll first populate DataTable or DataSet with the data from Database, convert this DataSet to XML or JSON format and see how to send this XML document or JSON List objects using WCF REST based web services. Then we'll consume this REST Based web service using Javascript (Web Requests via AJAX), parse the web service response and, somehow, display this Database (XML, JSON) data in the browser. Note that: by reading this article you'll be able to consume any REST Based service in a super fast fashion.
Added:12-Apr-2011, Views = 1218
Here, in this walkthrough, we'll create an ASP.Net AJAX-Enabled web service that can be consumed directly in the client side using Javascript. Then we'll create a sample .aspx page and access this AJAX-Enabled web service using ScripManger's ServiceReference methodology.
Added:24-Mar-2011, Views = 422
In this article I'll show you how to simply create a custom server control in C#. Then we'll use/render this custom server control in ASP.Net sample website.
Added:18-Mar-2011, Views = 977
In this article we'll see how to implement URL Routing concept using ASP.Net Web Forms in VS 2008 SP1. Essentially, we'll route/redirect URLs of the form, /UrlRouting/Route1, that don't point to a web form to a physical web form, ~/UrlRoutingWebForm.aspx, say. We'll test UrlRouting implementation in VS 2008 web server as well as in deployment server e.g. IIS 5.1 (XP). Unlike URL Rewriting, ASP.Net's UrlRouting engine do not change the requesting URL. It simply routs the incoming web form request to another URL.