Make Your ASP.NET Mobile Forms Timer-Refresh and Autoredirect : Peter Bromberg
You can't use javascript in Mobile Forms, and they won't render the META Refresh tag either. Here's a way to create a Mobile Form that will refresh and autoredirect based on a timer, that extends the Mobile Form class as a control. In my travels with an ASP.NET Mobile Device application, I ran into a...
Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection with Castle Windsor Container - Part IV : Simone Busoli
In this article I introduce the missing core features I didn't tackle before. They require a little more knowledge of Windsor, which I hope I've been able to hand down so far. In case you didn't read the previous parts I highly suggest doing so. The sample application I used to illustrate the framework...
Developing Gadgets For The Windows Vista Sidebar : Scott Allen
Windows Vista introduced the Sidebar – an anchored panel on the Windows desktop that can host mini-applications known as gadgets. These gadgets are fun to develop and can deliver real value to a user's desktop. Windows Vista ships with gadgets that can track stock prices, display news feeds, and deliver...
.NET CodeToHTML : Paschal L
This article shows you how to convert source code to HTML. The aim of this article is to share with you something I found was really challenging for me to build. I had to include some code in different articles (including this one) and I wanted to get the code colorized and properly formatted. I was...
Save Changes on Close of Browser or when exiting the page. : Abishek R Srikaanth.
This article describes on how you can implement the functionality of saving changes on close of the browser or navigating away from the current web application. It also discusses on various ways that the user can exit the page how data be saved on those events. Many have been trying to implement the...
Introduction to DotNetNuke® Module Development : Michael Washington
DotNetNuke is a program that runs on Microsoft ASP.NET. It is also a framework, meaning, it is a program that is designed to be extended. One of the ways you extend the framework is to create modules. These modules are installed inside a DotNetNuke installation and when they run in that DotNetNuke installation...
HTTP compression in .NET Framework 2.0 : Paulo Morgado
This article describes the implementation of utility classes that will allow HTTP requests informing the server (or any appliance in the network between the client and the server) what types of compression it can handle and uncompress the response from the server (if any) without changing the client...
Easily turn a ListView into a nicely printed report, complete with print preview : Phillip Piper
The ListViewPrinter class takes an existing ListView and effortlessly turns it into a pretty report. Your shiny new application is finished to perfection — and it's a week ahead of schedule. After your demonstration to The Management, the CEO says, "It's great. I love it. But I want to have all that...
Custom Paging for TableAdapters without using SPs : Manuel Abadia
TableAdapters are a quick way to create a DAL writing very little code or none at all. However, there isn’t an easy way to modify the generated code. You can extend the generated class adding methods but it would be cool if you could modify the generated methods, for example, how the insertions are performed...
Speed Up with Project Templates Using Visual Studio 2005 - Part 3 : Ameet Phadnis
In this third part of the article Ameet explains how you can use the IWizard interface and customize the templates and Starter Kits. In my previous article entitled "Speed Up with Project Templates Using Visual Studio 2005 - Part 2," I dealt with how you can create Project Templates with the export template...
