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- Updated for .Net Version 1.0The code for the Pageable/Sortable DataGrid was written by Dino Esposito and appeared in the October 2001 issue of MSDN's 'Cutting Edge' article titled 'Build a Variety of Custom Controls Based on the DataGrid Control '. The original article and code can be found here. I suggest that you read his article to get an understanding of how the code really works |
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- There are several different ways to target multiple devices such as browsers, PDAs, and phones in the .NET platform including the Mobile Internet Toolkit and .NET Smart Device Extensions. This sample application demonstrates how to write a custom ASP.NET server control that can target a variety of devices using XML and XSLT. |
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- XSLT is a powerful language that can be used to transform XML into other formats such as HTML, flat-file, and even other forms of XML. However, XSLT does not contain all of the power found in languages such as C# or VB.NET. In situations where you need to perform functions that XSLT cannot handle on its own, you can resort to XSLT extension objects. This example demonstrates how to call a simple extension object written in C# from within an XSLT stylesheet that returns the current date and time. |
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- Enhance your site with a Chat Room! This application is totally web-based, making it the thinnest client possible. It's simple to install on the server, and needs no client install at all! 4.0 Netscape/IE browser required. |
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- Build a C# Class by pointing to an SQL table in C# - functions include Add, Delete, Update,Select, XML Serialization, Binary Serialization, RecordCount, Return DataSet and Return SqlDataReader. Vs.Net Release Version |
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