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  • How to I modify my ASP.NET website look and feel?

    I do a reasonable amount of ASP.NET website or web application construction and have not found many websites that post sample ASP.NET masterpages or themes or skins. Generally, I end up modifying a sample css template. Here are some of the sites I have found useful. There are many options from which...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 04-09-2008

  • Redirect with ASP.NET

    On several occasions I have needed to redirect a user from one place to another in ASP.NET. I like to do this with code similar to the following, which doesn’t require code-behind. <% @ Page Language= "C#" AutoEventWireup= "true" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 03-07-2008

  • Edit Pictures Online using Snipshot API

    James Lutereck posted an article and the code for an Online Image Editor that supports crop, rotate, and resize in C# and ASP.NET. Since I was looking for and AJAX enabled image editor, I was excited. However, the editor didn't completely support IE7. I decided to look into using Snipshot, but needed...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 01-17-2008

  • Set DefaultButton for Enter KeyPress in ASP.NET

    Have you ever tried to set the default focus and default submit button on an ASP.NET 2.0 Password Recovery Control? It takes some work, yet I was able to put this example together thanks to Spannjaars.com, Ellipse in the asp.net forums, and Google. Aspx page <asp:PasswordRecovery ID="PasswordRecovery1"...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 08-15-2007

  • Faster ASP.NET refactoring

    If you have felt that ASP.NET refactoring was mighty slow, there a way to speed it up !
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 02-06-2007

  • Helpful links for new Web Application developers

    Getting Started Without Visual Studio Visual Web Developer 2005 is a free, small development environment that lets you get started with ASP.NET 2.0 development. If you do not have access to Visual Studio 2005, I strongly encourage you to check out Visual Web Developer. SQL Server 2005 Express Edition...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 10-12-2006

  • Order of Page Events

    I have received a lot of questions recently about the order of events in an ASP.NET page . Here is the summary of how the events flow. Page Events Summary Method that fires Fires on PostBack Fires for Controls Constructor Always All AddParsedSubObject Always All DeterminePostBackMode Always Page OnInit...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 07-13-2006

  • Spot the Bugs and leave a comment

    /// <summary> /// Inserts a row of data /// </summary> /// <param name="statement">An SQL insert statement</param> /// <returns>True for success, false for failure</returns> public static bool InsertStatement( string statement) { SqlConnection connection...
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 07-06-2006

  • Tech Talk - ASP.NET WebApplications

    Learn to use Visual Studio .NET for building ASP.NET Web applications. ASP.NET makes building real world Web applications (dynamic web sites) dramatically easier (seriously!). You will also learn how to get free tools and webspace to get started. Download the presentation slides .
    Posted to Real Purpose (Weblog) by matthew on 05-03-2006
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