JavaScript’s error-capturing mechanisms not advanced enough for your web applications? Here’s a novel way to log JavaScript errors using an AJAX-driven web service.
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Have you ever wanted to use the profile object in ASP.NET to store the user’s profile information for later retrieval and usage? Joydip Kanjilal shows you how to work with the authentication and profile services using Ajax.
Original post: Working with Authentication and Profile Services Using Ajax

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This article focuses on the administration side of our banking application, covering the creation of the admin scripts and discussing how proper administration can improve performance.
Read more here: Creating a Banking Application Admin Panel using Object Oriented Programming

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In this article, we’re going to explore how to access Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) and connect to the Web through HTML Applications (HTAs) using VBScript as we roll out an HTA version control strategy.
More here: Rolling Out Your Own HTML Application Version Control

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Learn how to work with the ASP.NET Ajax Server Extensions Framework, a collection of server controls and services that extend the functionality of the ASP.NET core.
See more here: Working with Ajax Server Extensions

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You may have never heard of Orangoo’s GreyBox library, but you’ve almost certainly seen it. The GreyBox library is an extension to the AJS JavaScript Framework that displays websites, images, and other content in an eye-catching popup window. Read on to learn how to use GreyBox within your HTML Applications.
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In this last article in a three-part series on Aptana Jaxer’s server-side JavaScript Application Framework, we’ll be looking at data persistence in Jaxer as we create a session variable for our blog application and move to storing the posts in a proper database.
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This chapter provides you with an overview and introduction to the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC framework. The goal of this chapter is to explain why you should build web applications using ASP.NET MVC.
Source:Excerpt from ASP.NET MVC Framework Unleashed

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Learn how to create a Visual WebGui application and completely customize the look and feel of it using the Visual WebGui Control & Theme Designers.
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Joydip Kanjilal, MVP examines how you can use the Microsoft Ajax Library to raise and handle events in your applications and provides some best practices when using event handling in Ajax-enabled web applications.
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This article explores some of the new data filtering functions that became available in PHP 5.
More here: Data Filtering with PHP

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The final installment of our series on User Personalization with PHP focuses on the Administration of the bookmark application.
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Learn how to build an online bookmark system. By creating your own, you have full control over your application, which allows you to tweak it to suit your needs.
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Part four of our series on building an online bookmark system covers the registration script, which is responsible for admitting new users to our system.
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Part 3 of User Personalization with PHP: Beginning the Application discusses securing the login page, to make it as difficult as possible for attackers to break the application.
Originally posted here: User Personalization with PHP: User Login

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