We are developing a web site for one of our customers using ASP.NET MVC. MVC framework is awesome, it provides a very clean architecture for separating UI, business logic & data . For the past 2 weeks I was developing the prototype using Visual Studio 2008 and today the prototype is deployed on one of …
How to Fix 404 Errors of ASP.NET MVC Website Deployed On IIS 6 & Windows Server 2003 Read More »
Here is a good news for Microsoft fans and especially to my one of my friends X (I don’t want to reveal his name) who always wanted to have his Microsoft technologies powered blog engine. Oxite is a new open source blog engine and content management system(CMS) from Microsoft that can be used for any …
Microsoft Releases Open Source Blog Engine “Oxite”. Will It Compete With WordPress? NO! Read More »
These days often I’ve hands on with HTML/CSS design as part of my ASP.NET Web Applications development. Today I searched for a good resources to learn CSS and luckily I found that Twitaway is giving away the e-book “The Art and Science of CSS” for free. This is a very nice book and you if …
Download Free E-Book “The Art And Science Of CSS” – Good Book To Master CSS Read More »
Life cycle of an ASP.NET web page has a series of events. We handle the appropriate events to plug in the required code for developing the web page. If we use Master-Content web pages of ASP.NET v2.0, it is important to understand the order in which the events of Master-Content pages are raised. Till today …
Sequence of Master-Content Page Events Execution [ASP.NET] Read More »
Problem When you query a LINQ data source with the Single() method call you may get the exception “System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no elements”.
When I used the .NET TransactionScope object to control a transaction in a web page the following error message greeted me
I’m working with LINQ for the past few weeks. It is a very beautiful technology but with very limited documentation. Today I tried updating database tables with the data captured in a web form. The code we initially used to update the database tables with the help of LINQ to SQL is as follows
While developing an ASP.NET 2.0 web application that uses <asp:UpdatePanel> control, we were required to perform a client side action (using JavaScript) after completion of Ajaxed post back. We achieved it by attaching an event handler method to the event _endRequest of PageRequestManager object. After completion of every post back ASP.NET automatically notifies all the …
