custom client side javascript sorting - easy to customise

Discusses asp.net viewstate and page life cycle in depth

In this article, I will see how to you can access a web page with JavaScript code in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. You can process about CRM entities or different action in that page

This article shows how we can merge multiple column into single column in gridview using asp.net 2.0

List Javascript Object Properties, ordered by levels.

Change the background color of asp.net textbox and listbox when selected.

This tool provides easy web task scheduling, designed for ASP.NET and using Caching technique.

Import export library for Excel XML Format, which reduces a programmer's work to the bare minimum

In this series I'll go through the steps of my implementation of ASP.NET XmlProviders.

I would like to hear from you!  I want to know what your thoughts are around the SOS.dll and using it to troubleshoot problems. Are there functions in the sos.dll that ships with the debugger, that only works with .NET 1.x, that you are missing for Read More......(read more)

A look at the ASP.NET MVC Application in ASP.NET Extensions 3.5

Anko Duizer is spot on with his post on the top 5 problems with LINQ to SQL. I’d like to take this opportunity to express my biggest concern with LINQ to SQL.

#6 LINQ to SQL is intended for direct 1-1 mapping of a Microsoft SQL server database to .NET classes. LINQ to SQL is not a natural fit in typical enterprise scenarios.

A description of various framework to develop a complete enterprise .NET applications easier

I'm still trying to get www.asp.net to include ASP.NET 3.5 For Dummies in their Starter Books section. Not sure what's going on there. They list other Dummies books, so it can't be an anti-Dummies thing. In the meantime, here are a couple of kind reader comments that made my day! "I just read your book cover to cover. It was one of the best written books I have ever read. The amount of work you put into it must have been massive. I loved it!" --MW "The book is very well written &...(read more)

A coworker asked me if I knew of any good books on .Net multithreaded programming.

The only one I knew of was .NET Multithreading which is weak in some areas and getting a little bit long in the tooth.

 

One of the best sources of info is Joe Duffy's blog.

 

Start with Concurrency and the impact on reusable libraries, keep an eye out for his book, Concurrent Programming on Windows, and consider a Safari rough cuts subscription.

This can be a major time saver when you want to find some text and perhaps duplicate it or manipulate it throughout a bunch of files in your project.

In my case, I was asked to take all the AlternateText properties on Image controls, and duplicate them to ToolTip attributes.  There are ways to accomplish this without actually changing the markup at all, but I wanted to see if Visual Studio could do it for me, and my good friend and colleague, Alex Cibotari, cooked up a solution.

 

Find: AlternateText='{[^']+}'

Replace With: AlternateText='\1' ToolTip='\1'

You can see that the \1 serves as a variable placeholder for the contents of the first regular expression block in the Find field.

I haven't had the chance to try this out with multiple variables yet, but it makes sense that it would work.

 

 

How awesome is that?  Thanks, Alex! 

There are lots of other ways this can be used - let me know if you come up with any cool ones.

In this week's video, learn how to interface JavaScript methods with ASP.NET server controls to provide them with client side functionality. Code is provided in both C# and VB.

A compression module for ASP.NET that works with WebResource.axd, JavaScript, and CSS

Do you want to know what your DB programmers are doing?

A solution for securing access to a ClickOnce application using asp.net forms authentication