During this tutorial you will learn how you can add tabbed panels to your web applications that behave similar to windows tabbed interfaces. This allows you to use one page with multiple tabs or forms, saving screen space.
Read MoreIn this tutorial we'll explore how you can add automatic form validation to your input forms without having to write any tedious javascript client-side logic. We'll demonstrate 4 different validation controls available
in the ASP.NET framework
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In this tutorial you'll learn how you can take a standard Textbox control in ASP.NET and use Ajax to
transform it into a Masked Edit control, commonly used in Desktop applications which allow you to overlay
text indicators directly inside the Textbox
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In this tutorial you will learn how to accomplish two things. First you'll learn how you can insert records into an SQL database using a stored procedure instead of hardcoded SQL statements. And second you'll learn how you can return values from your stored procedures and read them into variables in ASP.NET that you can use for further processing.
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In this tutorial you'll learn how you can easily add Modal popup forms
(forms that force a user to deal with them before returning to the page) to your web applications without
having to write any client-side javascript.
In the first part of this tutorial we created a site, which had several user levels and covered the set-up of the site, creating an Access database and providing access to our site.
We created a Login page using the standard Dreamweaver behaviour, and then altered the code to allow us to use a single login page for both Administration and Standard users.
Furthermore we created an additional Session from the login page, so we could filter a recordset throughout the site to show our visitor details, such as their Name on every page.
To enable our visitors to gain access to view the restricted parts of the site, we created a Registration page.
In this second part of the tutorial we will be expanding upon our previously built site, enabling our visitors to recall their access details, and tracking each time a user logs In and Out.
We will also enable our visitors to update their own details, and provide an Administration section to control the site accounts. Again we will be using the standard Dreamweaver behaviours, and altering them where required.
Read MoreIn this tutorial we will be creating a site, which has several user levels.
We will be using the standard behaviours of Dreamweaver MX 02/04 and we will also add some new ones.
Part one of the tutorial will be covering the Set-up of the site, creating an Access database and providing login access to our site, along with a registration facility.
We will be creating a Login page using the standard Dreamweaver behaviour, and then altering the code to allow us to use a single login page for both Administration and Standard users.
Read MoreIn this tutorial we will demonstrate a very useful search feature where users can perform customized searches against the sample Northwind database. The search form will allow users to select which database column they want to search and then enter a value. The results are bound from a Web service to a GridView control.
In this tutorial you will learn several advanced techniques using Ajax with ASP.NET 2.0. First you'll learn
how to populate a dropdown control with database data asynchronously using Ajax. Second, you'll learn how to populate a second, associated dropdown list based on the selection made in the first dropdown, again dynamically through Ajax without page refreshes.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a questionnaire or survey style of customer feedback where the user can select a rating or ranking for certain questions by using graphical stars representing a score of 1-5, and then calculate an average from the user feedback. Both VB.NET and C# code samples are provided.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to pass variables from a database into a javascript function when
selecting rows in a GridView control using a Checkbox
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In this, fourth part of the Customer Ticket System Sebastian Sulinski will show you how to create an Edit Customer page using Adobe Dreamweaver CS3.
