When we completed Session 5, I noted that there was some additional materials on Windows Communication Foundation (.NET 3.0) that we weren't able to get to (it's a "nice to have" situation).  So I figured I'd blab on about that.   We'l ...[Read More]

In one of the labs for this session, you were asked to globalize a page in our DVD website by getting the default.aspx page to support not only english but french.  This was achieved by creating an App_LocalResources folder (one of the 'special' p ...[Read More]

I was able to clean up my demo code to get it working.  My "path" to the customErrors section was the issue (since it's nested in the system.web section, we have to use a bit of XPath to reference it.  The following code corresponds to a S ...[Read More]

Binding to a Collection of Custom Objects   This is relatively easy.  If we have a class that contains properties that expose values, we can quickly and easily bind a collection/array of those objects to a bindable control.   Let's say this is o ...[Read More]

In what seems like eons ago, someone asked about custom web controls.  As mentioned, in addition to creating Web User Controls (.ascx) we can extend existing controls as well as create ones from scratch.  The latter is fairly easy to start off wit ...[Read More]

By now we all know and love constructors -- special procedures called via the new keyword to initialize our objects during instantiation.public class Class1 { public Class1() { // initialization code } }     However, little has ...[Read More]

Labs for Session 7 include those related to security, master pages and navigation.   c:\labs\set 1\Session 3 ASP.NET\Lab5 Security\lab_5_Security.html For this lab you will only do the first part, adding a login page and using the web site conf ...[Read More]

We have three labs for this week's session.   c:\labs\set1\Session 3 ASP.NET\Lab3 Localization\lab_3_Localization.html This lab gets you to create a localizable web page -- a page that supports English as well as another language.  The lab, and a ...[Read More]

I promised to post the slides and lab(s) that Infusion has on AJAX  (MS AJAX extensions).   You can find them here. ...[Read More]

A student asked of me a few weeks ago, as to how in an editable GridView a row (or rows) could be made readonly (or disable their editable capabilities).   For the purpose of this question, I'll assume we're talking about data binding (automatic p ...[Read More]