
ASP. NET 1. 1 Insider Solutions
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Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction | |
Web Form User Interfaces | |
Web Forms Tips and Tricks | |
Getting More from ASP | |
NET Validation Controls | |
Taking Control of Content Layout in a DataGrid Control | |
Loading Controls Dynamically at Runtime | |
Summary | |
Cross-Page Posting | |
Techniques for Passing Values Between Pages | |
Client-Side Versus Server-Side Redirection | |
Exposing Values to Another Page via References | |
The Server | |
Execute Method | |
Summary | |
Loading Progress and Status Displays | |
Displaying a "Please Wait" Page | |
Displaying a Progress Bar Graphic | |
Implementing a Staged Page Load Process | |
Summary | |
Working with Nested List Controls | |
Displaying Related Data in Nested DataGrid Controls | |
A Master/Detail Display with DataList and DataGrid Controls | |
Summary | |
Reusability | |
Creating Reusable Content | |
Techniques for Creating Reusable Content | |
Building a ComboBox User Control | |
Using the ComboBox Control | |
Populating the ComboBox Control | |
Summary | |
Client-Side Script Integration | |
Client-Side Interaction on the Web | |
Useful Client-Side Scripting Techniques | |
Summary | |
Design Issues for User Controls | |
The Effect of User Controls on Design and Implementation | |
Building a SpinBox User Control | |
Integrating Client-Side Script Dialogs | |
Browser-Adaptive Script Dialogs | |
Integrating Internet Explorer Dialog Windows | |
Browser-Adaptive Dialog Windows | |
Summary | |
Building Adaptive Controls | |
The Advantages of Server Controls | |
The Basics of Building Server Controls | |
Building a MaskedEdit Server Control | |
Building a SpinBox Server Control | |
Making the SpinBox Control Adaptive | |
Installing a SpinBox Control in the GAC | |
Summary | |
Page Templates | |
Designing for Consistency | |
Templating Solutions | |
A Simple Layout Server Control | |
A Server Control That Uses Templates | |
Creating Default Content for Templates | |
Creating Dynamic Regions for Page Content | |
Using a Custom Page Class for a Page Template | |
Using Custom Controls in Visual Studio .NET | |
Summary | |
Data Techniques | |
Relational Data-Handling Techniques | |
Using Parameters with SQL Statements and Stored Procedures | |
Filling a DataSet Instance With and Without a Schema | |
Writing Provider-Independent Data Access Code | |
Updating Multiple Rows by Using Changed Events | |
Summary | |
Working with XML Data | |
The Role of XML in ASP.NET | |
XML API Pros and Cons | |
Combining the XmlTextReader and XmlTextWriter Classes | |
Parsing XML Strings | |
Accessing XML Resources by Using the XmlResolver Class | |
Searching, Filtering, and Sorting XML Data | |
Creating a Reusable XML Validation Class | |
Converting Relational Data to XML | |
Simplifying Configuration by Using XML | |
Summary | |
Hosting And Security | |
Side-by-Side Execution in ASP.NET | |
How Version 1.1 of the .NET Framework Is Distributed | |
How Installing a New Version of the .NET Framework Affects Existing Applications | |
How ASP.NET Selects the Runtime Version | |
How to Specify the ASP.NET Version for Individual Applications | |
ASP.NET and IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003 | |
Summary | |
Taking Advantage of Forms Authentication | |
Building a Reusable Sign-in Control | |
Hashing Passwords | |
Helping Users Who Forget Their Passwords | |
Persistent Authentication Cookies | |
Using Forms Authentication in Web Farms | |
Cookieless Forms Authentication | |
Protecting Non-ASP.NET Content | |
Supporting Role-Based Authorization with Forms Authentication | |
Using Multiple Sign-in Pages | |
Dealing with Failed Authorization | |
Listing Signed-in Users | |
Forcibly Signing Out a User | |
Summary | |
Customizing Security | |
Building a Custom Authentication Module | |
Building a Custom Authorization Module | |
Trust Levels | |
Summary | |
Index | |
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