Meeplace is a business review script and content management system that you can install to turn your site into a professional review site, similar to sites like Yelp.
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Using ASP.NET and a database, you can create an electronic newsletter and send it to multiple recipients at once.
Read more: Sending an HTML and Plain Text E-newsletter with ASP.NET, Part 2

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To input text in languages other than your keyboard default on Windows platforms, you’ll need to do some tweaking. Learn how to enable various International Unicode Keyboards in Windows XP.
Credit:Create Multilingual Web Sites with Windows Unicode Fonts

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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

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This month Ernest Lilley looks back at his adventures in learning to create themes/skins for websites in the hopes of saving others some pain, if not work.
See the original post here: Theming Your CMS Without Tearing Your Hair Out

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Sukrit Dhandhania discusses how to use .htaccess to make user and search engine friendly URLs for your web applications.
View original here: Make Prettier URLs with Apache’s Mod Rewrite

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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.
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Continuing our series on various implementations of Lightbox, this article discusses another library, namely Thickbox, which can be used to display modal dialog boxes.
Read the original here: Thickbox 3.1

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Today, JavaScript can be written, debugged, and even tested using frameworks’ built-in functionality or by specialized software. In today’s article, we’ll begin examining some of the latest ways of debugging your JavaScript code.
Read the original post: Debugging JavaScript: Beyond Alerts

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The Apache web server has a number of very useful and powerful features, one of which is the ability to rewrite URLs. Using the mod_rewrite module, Apache allows you to create short or fancy looking URLs transparently. This article discusses how to enable, configure, and tweak mod_rewrite in your Apache installation.
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Today we’ll be discussing the use of Ajax in client-side caching. It’s really a two pronged topic: first, it is beneficial for performance to cache the data once it’s been downloaded because it minimizes server calls; second, you have to be able to force the browser to refresh some content when a server call is [...]

Greybox offers another use of Lightbox that other implementations can’t brag about. Learn how to display a website or web page in a div, using Greybox.
More here: Greybox, Lightbox Part 2

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Apache can be configured to protect either the whole website or just certain sections of it. Learn how to create users and set up a user authentication system so that when someone goes to a protected section of your website they are asked to enter a username and a password.
Original post: Basic Authentication with Apache

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Web content has gone through many different phases since the first html document went online in 1990. Learn how content management systems have evolved since their first appearance, what’s hot now and where to find podcasts to get familiar with the lingo and get up to speed fast.
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In this article, we explore the Function object and learn about its role in a lesser known style of coding called Functional Programming. We focus on the Functional Programming concept of using Higher Order functions to improve code modularity. By Rob Gravelle. 0122
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