We probably all remember how agonizing it is to create client-side cookies using JavaScript. HttpCookie class offers an easier way to accomplish the task and with minimal fuss. This article takes a close look at HttpCookie class and how to use it to store cookies on the client machine.

I've been working on a financial reporting project lately and came upon the idea of bringing our charts from ChartFX.NET to life. The idea being that we could dynamically review each pixel's color in the chart in order to generate an HTML image map on the fly. This would enable us to apply supporting documentation in the form of links or JavaScript functions to perform some sort of action when the user moves their mouse over the chart or clicks a section of it.

ASP.NET 2.0 Tutorials : Creating an ASP.NET 2.0 Application - In this tutorial you will learn how to Create an ASP.NET 2.0 Application, Examining the Interface, The Hello World Application, Designing Web Forms, The Embedded Web Server and Important folders in the ASP.NET 2.0 Applications.

Using an ASHX handler for optimal performance we create a system for feed RSS out of your database driven site. Explains RSS xml format and gives you extra caching tips.

The tutorial shows you how to create stored procedures, after which you'll see how to use stored procedures in an ASP .NET web application.

ASP.NET 2.0 Tutorials : Creating Content for Master Page - In this tutorial you will learn how to create contents for a Master Page, create a home page, add contents to home page and finally test the home page.

This pack contains: a document that describes the techniques users can employ to author and consume custom Web controls for ASP.NET Web applications using Visual Studio.NET; a presentation about Server and User Controls in ASP.NET and source code.

ASP.Net's introduction of the web.config file went a long way to filling the configuration hole we had to deal with in classic ASP. We actually went from having very little (global.asa was the closest thing) to a well-structured, change on the fly XML file. For the most part, the web.config file does the trick fine. However there are some limitations and constraints with using it, which you are probably already aware of. What you might not know is how easy is it to surmount those issues by creating a far more flexible alternative.

This article explains how to use the .NET XmlTextWriter class to create a custom RSS feed. I have decided to write this article in 2 parts. In this part, I will focus on creating the RSS feed and how to consume it from an asp.net page. In part 2, I will focus on creating a dynamic RSS feed with ADO.NET.

We will create a custom dropdown conrol using a datasource. This code provides us to fill a dropdrown list using a datasource. This code also displays us ASP.NET is easier than classical ASP to generate custom controls.