Posts Tagged ‘ASP.NET’

Top search queries – Google Webmaster March 31, 2009 No Comments

I’ve had the site up a while now and it’s slowly getting indexed within Google for various search terms, which is quite interesting to see, and it is a good way to see what people are searching for to appear at the site! Google Web Master Tools is a free tool from Google that collates [...]

GridViews and Paging – ASP.NET VB.NET March 17, 2009 No Comments

Following on from the post about Sorting, another important aspect of .NET GridViews is the functionality of paging. Paging is effectively creating different pages for your set of results, so you aren’t bombarded with 500 results on one long page. To turn paging on, set the below property of the GridView to TRUE. <asp:gridview allowpaging=”true”> [...]

Sorting and GridViews – VB.NET March 13, 2009 1 Comment

GridViews have a handy option called “Sorting”, which can be set to true or false. Unfortunately, this enables the sorting, but in the default classes there is no code to handle the sort event, so unfortunately you had to add it yourself. It’s not quite as simple as you’d like, as you need to handle [...]

Utilising FileUpload with duplicate file names March 11, 2009 No Comments

Heres a good piece of code which is useful when you are using the FileUpload control to upload files to your web server, but require it to not overwrite the original, but rename it instead by appending a number onto the end. The below code example is in VB.NET for ASP.NET, this could easily be [...]

clickTag and Flash March 7, 2009 No Comments

Recently I’ve been working with Flash and more specifically, clickTag. A rundown of how clickTag works and what it does; clickTag is used as a variable in your, for example, aspx .NET page, which can be handled by the flash file, as long as it is set to accept this variable. Typically this is used [...]

Can you use an aspx page as the img tag src? March 6, 2009 1 Comment

Interesting problem. I required some Ads to show in an email, but unfortunately Outlook is incredibly anal on what it lets the users see (as many of you probably know). The methods I’ve chosen to show the ads is by using Java Script, then if Java Script is turned off, the tags. I need to [...]