- Posted by ian suttle on May 14, 2008
- Filed under .NET 3.5 | .Net Framework | ASP.Net
The .NET framework does not include a way to get the selected items from a CheckBoxList, ListBox, DropDownList, or RadioButtonList, without iterating the Items collection. This post provides an extension method for retrieving the selected items from any ListControl..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on March 12, 2008
- Filed under .NET 3.5 | .Net Framework | ASP.Net | ASP.Net MVC
Routing in the new .NEW MVC Framework is a synch to customize. This post shows how to move route definitions out of the global.asax.cs and into the database..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on February 28, 2008
- Filed under .Net Framework | ASP.Net
Diagnostics tracing getting you down? This post explains differences between ASP.NET Tracing and System.Web.Diagnostics Tracing..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on January 6, 2008
- Filed under .NET 3.5 | .Net Framework | ASP.Net | JSON
Providing data in the JSON format has become a fantastic way to deliver information to a client side consumer over the web. This post provides steps to creating a generic ToJSON extension method to make JSON serialization as easy as possible in the .NET 3.5 framework..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on December 10, 2007
- Filed under .NET 3.5 | ASP.Net | .Net Framework
Microsoft has released the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions CTP Preview..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on November 29, 2007
- Filed under .NET 3.5 | ASP.Net | AJAX | .Net Framework
Scott Guthrie has announced ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions public preview will be released next week..
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- Posted by Ian Suttle on July 20, 2007
- Filed under AJAX | ASP.Net
Create AJAX calls using ASP.NET 1.1 and javascript.
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- Posted by ian suttle on July 20, 2007
- Filed under ASP.Net
I was discussing Session State interoperability between ASP Classic and ASP.NET with one of my developers. Obviously Microsoft did not provide us, the developer community, with a means of making our ASP.NET applications backwards compatible with ASP Classic. I h...
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