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Detecting View State Corruption

The view state antitampering mechanism is set up by default and is controlled through the EnableViewStateMac attribute of the @Page directive

ASP.NET Gets Testable

Web development platform can be tested after all - .NET

Generics in ASP.NET

Generics can be used in ASP.NET to write neater and more strongly typed code, but ASP.NET 2.0 was not designed with generics in mind. Dino explains why.

Full-Row Selection in a DataGrid

Adding a Select button allows users to highlight all of the data in a single row - better yet, using Dino's code puts the power of full-row selection in every column in the row

Focusing on TextBoxes

Setting the cursor's focus on text-input forms provides a more-polished user experience. The forthcoming ASP 2.0 will make this easy to do, but why wait? Dino has a method for setting focus in your 1.1 apps

The IPostBackDataHandler Interface

Server controls implementing the IPostBackDataHandler interface are a key part of ASP.NET's postack mechanism.

Active Directory Membership Provider

ASP.NET 2.0 allows you to validate users via Active Directory, database, or even a custom algorithm. - .NET

Medium Trust in ASP.NET Applications

Setting the trust level to "Medium" for an ASP.NET application can often be the perfect blend of security and functionality.

IIS Kernel Caching

Paraphrasing the Rutles, all you need is cache to speed up ASP.NET page requests. Enabling caching in IIS 6.0 is simple, but there are some limitations on which page requests can be cached.

Synchronizing Access to the ASP.NET Cache

A synchronizer is an intermediate but global object that you lock before entering in a piece of code sensitive to concurrency. Here are some tips on how to set up the lock. - .NET

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