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 Add your own custom values to .NET form viewstates | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 14556 since
8/5/2002 4:21:42 PM |
By 3 Users
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One of the coolest features of ASP.NET is the viewstate...the feature that allows textboxes and other form controls to 'remember' their values when the user posts back to the form. This is a huge time saver over ASP classic. However, did you know that you ...(description truncated) |
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 ASP .NET is finally here! | VB.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 10852 since
2/6/2002 8:27:50 PM | Unrated
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For those who have been living in a cave, Microsoft's eagerly anticipated update to ASP, called ASP.net has been relesed to production. The best part of it is that it's free! |
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ASP.NET does NOT honor IIS security accounts by default! | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 13510 since
4/5/2002 5:40:39 PM |
By 10 Users
8 Excellent Ratings
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When working on a website that was supposed to use the new ASP.NET file upload object (great feature by the way) to upload files and then copy them to a network file server, I discovered that ASP.NET does not honor the security account that you setup in I ...(description truncated) |
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Fix for ASP .NET Web Forms acting 'buggy' after user presses 'back' button | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 4595 since
3/21/2002 10:18:06 AM |
By 3 Users
3 Excellent Ratings
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If you do ASP.NET web forms, have you noticed that they seem to act buggy after the user hits the back button? For example, do events start firing off that shouldn't be, or does the state on the form get reset to what the user typed in 2 times ago, or wor ...(description truncated) |
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How to send an email in ASP.net | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 13811 since
3/21/2002 2:14:12 PM |
By 11 Users
6 Excellent Ratings
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Sending email in ASP.NET is a breeze! Check out this example. Note that docs say that the .SMTPServer property is optional...if you don't specify one, Windows queues up your email for you. However, I haven't tested out this method of sending mail. |
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Picture Thumbnailer | VB.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 6255 since
7/25/2002 1:11:16 PM |
By 1 Users
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Here's some really great code from Brian Holder that shows you how simple it is to thumbnail a picture with the .NET framework. |
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Quick tip on how to handle NULL in ADO.net | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 62204 since
3/15/2002 3:29:39 PM |
By 31 Users
27 Excellent Ratings
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If you're an old ADO programmer, you may be frustrated by not knowing exactly how to check for NULL. Here's a 1 second tip on how to do it in ADO.NET. |
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Screenscaping a web page as IE 6.0 | VB.NET, ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 5955 since
8/29/2002 1:06:58 PM |
By 1 Users
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Here's a quick 4 liner that I threw together to screen scrape a web page as IE 6.0. By default the web client object sends some other headers that identify itself to the server as a non-uplevel IE browser. So if you need to screenscrape an ASP.NET website ...(description truncated) |
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SMTP email | ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 6014 since
7/21/2003 11:59:52 AM |
By 4 Users
3 Excellent Ratings
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One of the bad things about old/classic ASP is its lack of easy built-in support for something as easy as sending an email. Most developers (including myself) ended up having to purchase a seperate email component such as ASPQMail, or SA-Mail. Well, now w ...(description truncated) |
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VB.NET IIF | VB.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 6981 since
6/19/2009 4:24:40 PM |
By 1 Users
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Intersesting behavior in the IIF statement in VB.NET |
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WebForms obscure bug: Enable property can interfere with view state information | ASP.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 2046 since
8/9/2002 2:54:22 PM | Unrated
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Information for ASP.NET WebForms programmers. This behavior was found in .NET with .NET's SP1 applied (on Windows 2000 Server with SP2 installed). |
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 Your First VB .NET OO Class | VB.NET | Beginner /
Ian Ippolito (vWorker) | 6035 since
2/22/2002 9:53:42 PM |
By 5 Users
4 Excellent Ratings
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Here's a quick primer for developers who understand basic OO (Object Oriented) concepts and want to use that knowledge and start making using of VB .NET syntax right away. This short example shows you how
to use VB.NET syntax to:
1) declare properties (g ...(description truncated) |
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