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Restriction Operator –
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RamiVemula on May 20, 2010 at 1:35 pm
The present article demonstrates – “How to use LINQ Projection Query Operators”.
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JumpStart # 4 – validateRequest in ASP.Net
RamiVemula on May 17, 2010 at 7:36 pm
validateRequest –
1. It is feature which is responsible for the page not submitting un-encoded html or script as input
in asp.net.
2. When user try to submit html or script with validateRequest enabled, asp.net throws an exception -
“A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client”.
Data Transfer between two ASP.NET Pages
RamiVemula on March 15, 2010 at 11:53 am
In most of the present day Web Applications, it is required to transfer data from one web page to another web page. Requirements like maintaining user preferences across the application, identifying user between transactions, correlating data based on previous page options etc, always drive programmers to write code to transfer data from page to page.
There are numerous ways in accomplishing the above said tasks, selecting an appropriate way for an appropriate situation is vested in the hands of programmer. Some of the most prominent techniques, out of my knowledge are listed in this article. Read More…
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Access JavaScript Variables in Code-Behind Class
RamiVemula on January 24, 2010 at 7:29 pm
After writing the article on how to “Access Code-Behind variables in ASPX and JavaScript”, my focus continued on this particular counteract concept. At times we got to transfer some data from client side JavaScript to code-behind on some particular requirements. For example when the screen resolution of the client’s web browser is needed to be known in code-behind, then the simple way to accomplish is to access JavaScript variable in Code-Behind.Read More…
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Access Code-behind variables in ASPX and JavaScript
RamiVemula on January 1, 2010 at 11:45 am
I often come across this question not only in the Worldwide Web but also in many development scenarios. In fact this is the question which I faced when I started programming years back. At times we need to change some of the properties of the server side controls from code-behind partial class and also sometimes we are required to process some data on the client side JavaScript which we get from code-behind. In those cases, accessing code-behind variables in ASPX is the easiest way to get our job done.Read More…
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