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Hiding Your ASP Code I often get questions along the lines of "How can I keep people from changing the ASP code I write?" Well with components it's easy... just don't give them the source code. With scripting languages like ASP it's not quite so simple, but it can be done...

Newsfeed with C# and Flash MX Create a newsfeed using ASP.NET (with C#) and Flash MX ActionScript...

Store dynamic page responses with output caching in ASP.NET In ASP.NET, you can cache either an entire dynamic page or a portion of a page. Find out how to perform smart page caching based on a requesting URL, POST parameter, or query string....

The great ASP.NET code-behind debate To be inline or not inline, that's a question ASP.NET developers often debate in regard to their coding practices. Find out the reasons both sides give for their chosen path, and decide whether codebehind beats inline code...

DataGrid Foreign Event Handling DataGrids seem to be very popular among all ASP.NET developers these days. I've seen whole series of articles and a lot powerful custom controls released for it. I personally think they are great as long as you manage your Viewstate size and don't try to...

ASP.NET Login & Password Sample A very simple introduction to forms authentication in ASP.NET. The sample includes examples of the three files you'll need in order to password protect a page or section of your web site using ASP.NET: a login page, a page to protect, and an appropriately...

101 Forms and 1 Database Script in ASP In this article, Matt shows us how to use just one database script to handle all the ASP forms on your site...

Regular Expressions in .NET The regular expression class that is part of the .NET Framework (System.Text.RegularExpression.Regex) provides many advanced regular expression capabilities not found in the regular expression library used by VBScript and JScript in classic ASP. Some of t...

Using Objects in ASP.NET: Part 1/2 Obects are a big part of .NET. In this 2 part article series, Craig shows us how to use objects with ASP.NET, focusing mainly on providing clear working examples...

IE Web Controls in VB.NET The web interface is becoming more advanced...In this article Himanshu shows us a simple example of how to use the TreeView and TabStrip IE Web Controls with VB.NET...

Sending Web eMail in ASP.NET Web email just got a whole lot easier... thanks to ASP.NET! In just 3 simple steps, Peter shows how to get your Webmail up and running....

Text Editor (WYSIWYG) - Part 2 In the previous article, I demonstrated how to create you own WYSIWYG. Now that you know how to create your own, let me show you how to implement one that I have created....

Diving into the data grid: Page changing and deleting If you want to combine paging and deleting in an ASP.NET DataGrid, you may run into trouble. We'll show you the code that will enable you to get these commands to work together...

ASP: Active Sessions, Active Logins and Total Site Hits William T explains how to make sure that your site contains a safe and accurate track of genuine page hits...

Searching Google Using the Google Web Service Did you know that Google provides a Web service for searching through Google's database, retrieving cached versions of Web pages, and performing spelling checks? Using Google's Web service you can provide Google's search functionality on your own Web site...

Creating a Server Control for JavaScript Testing Learn how to create an ASP.NET server control that detects if JavaScript is supported AND enabled in browsers....

ASP.NET Secrets, Part 2 Karl Moore presents a few more .NET tricks to really put the shine on your Web applications. Tricks in this installment include changing your Web page title in code, Sending mail in ASP.NET, uploading files with ease, and dynamically creating images...

Creating a Web.config Editor Have you ever wanted to create a web application that would allow you to modify the web.config file like the Hunter Stone Web.Config Editor? This article explains how....

Syndicating Your Web Site's Content with RSS RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a format designed to allow Web site content to be easily syndicated. The syndicated content can be integrated into other Web sites, or can be viewed by individuals via an assortment of desktop applications. For exampl...