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Don't Like the URL? Change It

Dynamic URL generation is handy for redirections. Here are some tips for best practices when using the RewritePath method

Textbox AutoEncoding Improves Security

The standard TextBox control does not verify input text by default, and this creates a security hole that a cross-site scripting attack can exploit. Here's a custom TextBox control that will "autoencode" text input

Comparing List and Iterative Controls

List Controls such as DropDownList can access your data, but iterative controls, like DataGrid, Repeater, and DataList, let you modify the display of your data on the fly.

DataSet and the Session Object

Using out-of-process session state can make your ASP.NET app more robust, but the serialization involved can get costly, in both in performance bottlenecks and data-type conversion bloat

Lightweight Collections from Web Service Methods

The DataSet object's rich feature set makes it a popular data type in pure .NET projects, but if your web service needs to be truly interoperable, avoid DataSets and rely on a collection instead

Customizing the Authentication Cookie

You can use the authentication cookie to store encrypted and validated custom data such as a description of the users' role in your ASP.NET applications

Forms Authentication

You can easily restrict access to any ASP.NET resource by creating URL-specific logins that use Forms Authentication

Testing with a Client-Side Web MessageBox

VS.NET provides all mod cons for debugging and testing, but sometimes the best coding tool is a plain old message box

The Unappreciated ExtractTemplateRows Property

The ExtractTemplateRows property helps merge together multiple tables with different templates into one complex structure

Stateful ASP.NET Controls

You have some options for creating stateful custom web controls. Here are some tips for choosing the right one for your project

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