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Introduction to Web Forms State Management
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Due to the nature of the standard transfer protocol ( http ), Web pages are regenerated each time the page is posted to the server ,because of which all information associated with the page, such as the values of controls contained within the page, would be lost with each round trip from the browser
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Using Server.Transfer and EnableViewStateMac to Preserve Form State
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In classic ASP all of you must have posted one form to another by setting the action attribute. However, this doesn't work the same with ASP.NET. The web form model requires that each form be posted to the same form. If you want to transfer control from one web form to another you need to use Server
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Tracking File Downloads
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If you run a web site that allows visitors to download some kind of files (ZIP, DOC etc.) then you may probably also want to track how many visitors downloaded the file. Such data is provided by sophisticated web site monitoring tools but if you do have use one, you can develop your own mechanism to
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Detecting Browser Capabilities
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Many web applications provide client side functionality based on the capabilities of browser. ASP.NET provides an easy way to get capabilities of browsers. The capabilities of a browser include things such as whether it supports cookies,javascript and ActiveX controls and browser type and version. B
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Creating Lookup Screens using ASP.NET, XML and JavaScript
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Lookup screens are dialog boxes that allow you to pick a value from a list of values. This article tells you how to use IE, JavaScript, XML and ASP.NET web forms to create a generic lookup screen that is flexible and configurable via XML.
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