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You can also register your ASP.NET Web User Controls in Web.Config?
In Tip#8 we saw how to create a Web User control, register a Web User Control and use the Web User control in your page. Note that VS added a @Register directive right at the top of the page on drag drop of the user control on to your page. But in future if you want to move the location of your User...
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How to add startup JavaScript code from Content Page to Master Page?
If you are creating a website that has Master and Content Pages and if you need to add some JavaScript code from your Content pages that should run when the page is loaded you fill find out that its not straightforward.
Content page do not have all the elements of HTML page like BODY tag that you c...
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How to remove duplicate Whitespace Characters from a string?
Luckily for us developers .NET has some very slick string handling routines we can use for this task.
Also we have an alternative approach: Regular Expressions.
We will cover here both implementations and compare them regarding their efficiency.
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Visual Studio Tip: Kill That Build!
Have you ever accidentally started to compile your code and you didn't mean to... so you're stuck waiting for Visual Studio to finish so you can get back to work? Why not just cancel the build with a keystroke?
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Visual Studio Tip of the Day
Sara Ford's WebLog is a great site for finding information on how to get the most out of Visual Studio.
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How To Writer br Without Writing br
On using HtmlTextWriter object with HtmlTextWriterTag enumeration and how to writer <br /> without using literal "<br />" string.
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Getting All Controls On The ASP.NET Page
How to get all controls on a page in a recursive way -
FlattenHierarchy method and what you can do with it.
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Three Ways To Display Two Counts From a Table Side By Side
How to take 2 counts and display them side by side without using variables in SQL
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Getting The List Of All Pages In The Application
A short snippet of code that demonstrates how you can get and display a list of all pages in the ASP.NET web application. Such a list can be used during developement to ease navigation.
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Making Your Custom ASP.NET Controls Appear In The Toolbox
How to make controls defined in a separate assembly to appear in the Visual Studio's Toolbox. The standard way and the better way.
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Use the Database Publishing Wizard to script your table data
Jon Galloway combines the Database Publishing Wizard with PowerSMO to create a powerful means of scripting schema and data so it can be version controlled.
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Using WebServer.WebDev For Unit Tests
This post provides an easy to use class you can use with NUnit or MbUnit in order to setup a webserver for a unit test. It makes use of WebServer.WebDev, formerly known as Cassini.
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Two interesting things about C# strings
Two useful, and often overlooked, techniques for working with C# strings
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Tip For Working With ASP.NET Web Projects
A simple tip showing that you don't need to always use Visual Studio to test your sites.
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Remote Desktop On A Non-Standard Port
How to setup and use Remote Desktop on a non-standard port.