(Bill Hatfield) Tabs controls have become a very common user interface feature in both Windows and Web applications, and its not surprising. They provide a way to reuse screen real-estate in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-navigate way.
Tag: Development
Merging data into single table from multiple tables (resultsets)
(Sanjay Gulati) This article shows how to reduce the number of trips to improve performance by merging data into single table from multiple tables (resultsets).
Custom Object Binding to a GridView
(Brian Mains) In this article, I’m going to look at the aspects of binding a custom collection to the GridView control. It isn’t as easy as binding a DataSet, DataTable, or DataView object, but is still possible. It is good to understand how the GridView works with custom objects because most enterp
Delegates in Visual Basic .NET
(John Spano) In your Visual Basic .NET journey, you have more than likely encountered a well used, but little understood phenomenon, called a delegate. You use them everyday, but might not know it. In this article we will take a look at what a delegate is and how it will help you to develop better
Explore the Enterprise Library Exception Handling Block for .NET 2.0
(Thiru Thangarathinam) In an ideal world, all the code you write would always run without error. But the reality is that no matter how carefully you write your code, errors can and will occur. Therefore, it’s imperative to have an efficient, configurable exception handling framework capable of handl
Developing a Discussion Forum in PHP with Recursion
(Alejandro Gervasio) If you’re interested in learning how to use recursion in PHP, look no further. Welcome to the third (and last) tutorial of the series “Recursion in PHP.” In three parts, this series walks through the fundamentals of recursive functions in PHP, in addition to explaining how to de
Understanding MDI Applications in .NET
(Peter Aitken) Many Windows applications use a multiple document interface (MDI). I’m sure you’ve used one yourself—Excel and Photoshop are just a couple of examples of commercial MDI apps. But what exactly is special about MDI?
Tips to improve the performance of ASP.Net Application
(Dinesh Tawar) This article features tips to improve the performance of ASP.Net Applications.
Working with Application Designer in Visual Studio 2005
(Satheesh Kumar) In this article we will see the introduction and usage of Application Designer which is one of the four new distributed designers introduced in the Visual Studio 2005 Team Architect Edition. First we will see how the Application Designer interacts with the other designers and then
ASP.NET Tip: Create a BasePage Class for All Pages to Share
(Eric Smith) Something I’ve been doing with my ASP.NET applications is creating a shared Page class from which all my Web pages inherit. This allows all the pages to share common functions, settings, and so forth without having to do much work. In ASP.NET 1.1, I used the BasePage class to help contr