If you’re familiar with HTML and CSS, using ASP.NET, you can develop an e-newsletter easily as long as you keep the expectations of what can be achieved visually through email within reason. This article takes a completed web page and integrates the HTML markup into an ASP.NET web form that sends the email to a [...]

Learn how to create an ASP.NET contact form that will allow you to capture specific information, validate form fields using client and server side languages and then send the results to specified recipient(s). More: Creating a ASP.NET Contact Form

A web service is a platform-independent software component that is based on the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and contains a group of functions that are packaged together for use in a common framework throughout a network. Read on to learn how Web Services can be consumed using ASP.NET Ajax. View original post here: Consuming [...]

This article is the first in a series discussing jQuery – an open source JavaScript library, its features and how easily it can be integrated with Ajax and the ASP.NET MVC Framework to build applications that are rich, interactive and responsive. See the rest here: Introducing jQuery

Ajax is a popular technology that is used in many different ways on the World Wide Web. This article takes a brief look at the features of some of the more widely used ASP.NET Ajax frameworks. Go here to see the original: Introducing the ASP.NET Ajax Frameworks

In this last installment of the JavaScript frameworks overview series, we’ll be highlighting the main features of Microsoft’s ASP.NET AJAX Framework, including controls, JavaScript Type extensions, asynchronous communications and debugging capabilities. By Rob Gravelle. 0108 Credit:Overview of Popular JavaScript Frameworks – ASP.NET AJAX

ASP.NET is a Web programming technology pioneered by Microsoft that allows developers to create dynamic Web pages. Here, you’ll find out how to create dynamic ASP.NET Web sites quickly and easily. By Scott Mitchell. 1208 Source:Getting Started with ASP.NET 3.5

The ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit assists in the development of extender controls, the use of attributes to decorate extender control properties that should be included in the $create statement creation, built-in designer support, and much more. By Adam Calderon & Joel Rumerman. 0714 Read the original here: Adding Client Capabilities to Server Controls Using the [...]

ASP.NET 2.0 provides a number of ways to customize the style of pages and controls in your Web application. This week we examine the various properties of Web server controls, how to use CSS with ASP.NET and how to work with themes, master pages and user controls. By Randy Connolly. 0407 View original post here: [...]

This week we’ll look at an example that demonstrates the dynamic selection of themes. The page contains no appearance markup, only structured content. All formatting is contained in the theme skins and CSS files. By Randy Connolly. 0414 See the original post: Customizing and Managing Your Site’s Appearance – Part 2

When a page that uses a master page (i.e. a content page) is requested, ASP.NET merges the content page and master page together (assuming both have been compiled) by inserting the master page’s content at the beginning of the content page’s control tree. This means that the master page content is actually a control added [...]