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- Use ASP.NET's Literal control to its full potential
- There are many options when it comes to placing text on an ASP.NET Web form. You may type the text directly within the page markup, use a Label control, or use a TextBox control to name a few. One option that is often overlooked by new and...
- Tags: HTML, Page, Control, Microsoft ASP.NET, Id, Text, Title, EnableViewState, ID, PassThrough, Encode Option, frmLiteralControl, EventArgs, OnClick, Xhtml, Servers, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Hardware, Tony Patton
- Blog posts 2008-02-26
- Dealing with ASP.NET's view state
- ASP.NET's view state feature allows you to save Web Form properties across different server requests. Tony Patton explains why it's important to use this feature with care. One of the more exciting features of ASP.NET is the view state concept. It allows you to save Web Form properties...
- Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Tony Patton, EnableViewState, Middleware, .NET, Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, view state, Page Class, .NET Newsletter, Page, Control, Feature, Listing B, Listing D, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Technical articles 2006-12-05
- Dealing with ASP.NET's view state
- One of the more exciting features of ASP.NET is the viewstate concept. It allows you to save Web Form properties across differentserver requests. While this simplifies maintaining data on a Web page, it doeshave disadvantages. This week, I examine view state, as well as enhancements tothe feature in ASP.NET 2.0.Maintaining...
- Tags: EnableViewState, Microsoft ASP.NET, Page Class, Software engineering/development, Tony Patton, view state
- Technical articles 2006-12-05
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- Limiting the size of ASP.NET ViewState to improve performance
- Microsoft created ASP.NET ViewState to help alleviatethe difficulties of programming in the Web's stateless environment. But likeevery tool that makes a developer's life easy, it comes with a price:performance. In the case of ASP.NET ViewState, the performance problemresults from the increased size of any page that uses ViewState.ViewState basicsViewState works...
- Tags: .NET, Performance management, Microsoft ASP.NET, performance, Phill Miller, ASP.NET ViewState
- Technical articles 2004-06-22
- Architecting applications that use the ViewState property
- By default, the .NET Framework makes Web pages act like a standard Windows application. This feature can affect performance, so proper usage is important during application design.One of the most powerful new features for Web developers is the page event cycle. By default, the .NET Framework makes Web pages act...
- Tags: .NET, Microsoft .NET Framework, e Advantage, ViewState
- Technical articles 2002-06-19
- Beyond the basics: Test your ASP.NET knowledge
- So you’ve learned how to drag and drop controls from the VS.NET toolbox onto a Web form. You can bind a DataGrid to an ADO.NET data source object such as a DataSet, then hit [F5] and watch in astonishment as the grid actually renders all of your data in a...
- Tags: .NET, Middleware, Bill Dawson, knowledge, TextBox txtName2, TextBox txtName, Microsoft ASP.NET, TextBox
- Technical articles 2003-02-26
- Learn to handle page and request state information in ASP.NET
- Any dynamic Web application must be capable of managing state information—ASP.NET applications are no different. In this article, I’ll discuss methods for dealing with two types of state information: request state and page state. I’ll also provide some general best practices for dealing with state information.Getting here late?In this article,...
- Tags: .NET, Daniel L. Fox, Microsoft ASP.NET, HttpContext
- Technical articles 2003-02-03
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