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Supporting HTTP Authentication and Forms Authentication in a Single ASP.NET Web Site
Scott Mitchell
writes "Authenticating users visiting an Internet-based website is usually accomplished in one of two ways:
Using Forms authentication - here a user is prompted for their credentials through a standard web page form
Using HTTP authentication - RFC 2617 defines two standard HTTP protocol-level authentication schemes - Basic authentication and Digest authentication. When a browser interfaces with a site using this form of authentication, it displays that familiar modal dialog box prompting you for your credentials (see this image).
Many websites use ...
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Why Does This Man Hate Web 2.0/AJAX? Here are some reasons...
Michael Schwarz
writes "Web 2.0/AJAX is nothing new, but there are ..."
More "Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0" Tutorials Available!
Scott Mitchell
writes "The next five tutorials in the “Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0” series is available online. These five new tutorials make up the “Custom Formatting” section of the series, and include:"
HTTP Debugging Tool
Jose Luis Manners
writes "Fiddler is a HTTP Debugging Proxy which logs all HTTP traffic between your computer and the Internet. Fiddler allows you to inspect all HTTP Traffic, set breakpoints, and "fiddle" with incoming or outgoing data..."
The origin of the word AJAX
Jose Luis Manners
writes "In case you're curious on who first coined the word "Ajax", check the article below.."
ASP.NET takes over Java
David Yack
writes "I was in Barnes and Noble and thought I would check out to see if ASP.NET MVP Hacks and Tips made it to the shelf yet. To my surprise not only did we make it to the shelf, apparently we took over the Java shelf..."
PageStatePersister Extensibility with ASP.NET 2.0
Scott Guthrie
writes "One of the new extensibility features in ASP.NET 2.0 is the ability to override and customize how page viewstate is stored and persisted. With ASP.NET V1.x, viewstate is always stored in a hidden field within the ASP.NET page, and doesn't expose an easy way to place it elsewhere. With ASP.NET V2.0 you can optionally choose to store it anywhere. A built-in..."
New Video: Using the ATLAS Confirm Button
Steven Smith
writes "Mohammad Azam has a new video up on AspAlliance.com Videos on Using the ATLAS Confirm Button. Check it out."
LINQ and ASP.NET 3.0
Will Asrari
writes "Just when I`ve started to get the hang of .NET 2.0 I start reading about the features of version 3.0; namely LINQ. LINQ is short for Language Integrated Query and from what I`ve seen it looks like it`s going to be pretty cool. Think SQL operators and XML XPath/XQuery functionality from the host programming language ..."
ASP.NET Tips and Tricks
William J. Steele
writes "Well, by popular demand, I am doing another Tips and Tricks webcast today. I've attached a zip file containing the demos so you can follow along. You can sign up for the webcast here!
Don't forget, by watching this webcast and filling out the survey at the end, you are registered to a win a cool Windows Media player...
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Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0
Scott Mitchell
writes "About once a week I get an email from a reader of ASP.NET Data Web Controls Kick Start wondering if I'm going to be updating the book for ASP.NET 2.0. (For those unfamiliar with the book, Data Web Controls Kick Start is a 350+ page book focusing entirely on working with the DataGrid, DataList, and Repeater controls in ASP.NET 1.x; the An Extensive Examination of the DataGrid Web Control article series was the impetus for the book.)
My answer to them is...
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Atlas Charting Goodness
Steven Smith
writes "I really love charts and statistics. Give me a decent reporting application and I can spend all kinds of time analyzing data this way and that, looking for trends. The problem is, usually you have to have a separate reporting interface, away from your main application, which limits its usability. One reason for this is that charts take up a lot of room, and so you don’t want to..."
Debugging Tips and VS 2005 Code Snippets
Steven Smith
writes "Last week I published two new articles on ASPAlliance.com:
Visual Studio Debugging Tips and Tricks – which shows how to use some attributes to make your debugging experience much easier with Visual Studio.
Using Visual Studio 2005 Code Snippets to Write Better Code Faster – which demonstrates the ...
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Using DLINQ with ASP.NET (Part 2 of my LINQ series)
Scott Guthrie
writes "Last month I wrote about the new LINQ language features for VB and C#. My blog post introduced some of the core concepts of LINQ, and demonstrated how you can use LINQ to perform rich queries over standard .NET business classes and object collections. I also showed how you could easily bind the results of these queries against ASP.NET controls. You can read all about how to-do this here.
One of the really powerful aspects of LINQ is that it ...
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Supporting Templates with ASP.NET User Controls
Scott Guthrie
writes "ASP.NET User Controls (those files with the .ascx extensions) provide a really easy way to encapsulate functionality within an application, and allow it to be re-used across multiple pages and projects (note: for a tutorial on how to create re-usable user control libraries with the VS 2005 Web Application Project check out the C# one here, and the VB one here).
Most developers who create ...
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ASP.NET information resources, Part II
Mike Benkovich
writes "In this post, I try to gather up ASP.NET information resources beyond the docs. (See previous post for information on docs.) Much of what's listed here is available via the www.asp.net site, but not all. In a couple of cases, I list resources that might not be from Microsoft, mostly to illustrate genres...
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ASP.NET information resources, Part I
Mike Pope
writes "We've been giving some thought to the ASP.NET site -- how it looks and works, and especially what type of content is available via the site. As part of that effort, I did an inventory of just what kind of information about ASP.NET we publish or otherwise make available.
I'm going to list the results here, with two goals in mind. One is simply to ..."
Script#: A New Ajax Scripting Language Is Born
Mary Jo Foley
writes "Nikhil Kothari, an architect on Microsoft's Web platform and tools team, has developed a ..."
Default button
Mike Lorengo
writes "One of the many cool things in ASP.NET 2.0 is that you can declaratively set a default button. This makes the pain of the various hacks (#) pretty much go away, bye-bye.
With this in mind, I set the default button for my main blog page (yer on it right now) to be the Search button, using this syntax:"
How to add Atlas to an existing site
Federal Developer
writes "I've been blogging a bit about "Atlas" and showing how easy it is to AJAX enable existing ASP.NET pages with the new "Atlas" controls (ScriptManager, UpdatePanel, Control Extenders, etc.). However, I've probably left many of you wondering what you need to do to your existing app to get the core "Atlas" bits working. Thanks to Jay Kimble, your question is answered here..."
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