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Variable-Length DataGrid Pages
In ASP.NET, you can customize the DataGrid control's built-in paging mechanism to provide more flexible displays of data.
Directing the Action with Page Directives
Directives define the environment in which an ASP.NET page will run. Here's a look at a couple of directives: the @Implements directive, which lets you specify interfaces; and @Reference, which lets you dynamically link the current page and the specified page or user control
Skin Your Pages
Global Themes help unify the appearance of controls through all the pages of a web application
Looking Behind ASP.NETs Compile Model
With a few tweaks to the set up of your ASP.NET app, future class updates will be automatically detected without an intermediate compile.
When the IIS Service Gets Unavailable
The Dilemma of Control versus WebControl
Choosing the right base class for a control can save you development time, and maybe more importantly, can result in a more elegant and effective overall design
One-Click Attacks
Hackers can trick unsuspecting e-mail users into launching attacks on your site with just a single click. Here's how you can filter out the bogus requests from the legitimate ones
Session Hijacking
Every web application is a likely target for session hijacking, but tracking IP addresses as requests are processed can help spot the ne'er-do-wells
Partial Classes in .NET 2.0
The next version of the .NET Framework will include the ability to merge two or more files together to obtain the full definition of a class
The New Code-Behind Model
ASP.NET's code-behind model has undergone big improvements in Version 2.0, including the new "partial class" mechanism that provides more coding flexibility