Validating User Input in ASP.NET Part III

Posted on October 4, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

Using Validation Controls
RequiredFieldValidator 
The first thing that we will need to do is insure that the user has at least attempted to complete certain fields. In our example, the only required field is the Full Name field. In order to validate that a user enters information in the Full Name field, we simply insert a RequiredFieldValidator [...]

XSystem 2007 and eCollection Management System Exhibit at the Institute of ICT

Posted on October 3, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

The XSystem 2007 and eCollection Management System were deployed, evaluated and tested during the IICT exhibit held last July 17, 2007 at the ICT building. The said exhibit was attended by Dr. Benigno F. Castro, the campus registrar, ICT faculty members, and students who participated in the sample enrollment dry run. This exhibit is a [...]

Validating User Input in ASP.NET Part II

Posted on September 23, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

Common Aspects of Validation Controls
When using the validation controls you should consider several common factors. First, Using validation controls will not normally reduce network traffic. When you use validation controls, validation occurs both at the client as well as at the server. Why? One of the security risks inherent in depending entirely on client-side validation [...]

Validating User Input in ASP.NET

Posted on September 17, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

Part I.
This is the first part of our web tutorial on how to validate user input in asp.net. In this tutorial we are targetting to achieve the following objectives:
1. Understanding the use and implementation of ASP.NET validation controls.
2. Using server- and client-side validation with ASP.NET.
3. Building our own custom validation controls.

Connection to MS Access database using ODBC: My own ASP.NET 2.0 coding style

Posted on September 12, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

If you dont have a good .NET IDE (Integrated Development Environment) but at least you have the following: an operating system with IIS with ASP.Net support, dotnet framework 2.0, Microsoft Access database and a text editor like Notepad, you may find these program codes helpful in creating a webpage that can retrieve records from your [...]

I want to put up my own website!

Posted on September 10, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET, PHP | Leave a Comment

Well, here are the different Web Development Issues that you should consider if you want to have one:
Hosting the site
Webhosting is a service wherein your web pages (website files) will be stored in a computer which is connected to the internet and payment will be made usually in a monthly basis with rates depending on [...]

Who said you couldn’t?

Posted on September 9, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

I was searching for some other cool asp.net based CMS and I found umbraco - another open source CMS based on asp.net 2.0.
“Who would believe that there would be an open source CMS based on Microsoft’s ASP.NET? (aside from DotNetNuke of course) A CMS that can support any modern browser and that even allows editing [...]

CMS: Today’s Trend in Web Development

Posted on September 7, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

CMS changes today’s approach in setting up organizational and company websites. It opens up another dimension wherein the traditional website development methods are now slowly being transformed into full web programming tasks. Prevailing programming languages in this arena are Java, PHP, and ASP.NET. Although most Web CMS were developed in PHP, DotNet applications now also entered [...]

Migrating From ASP to ASP.NET

Posted on September 5, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

ASP Programming Skills are not Obsolete
If you are an ASP developer, your skills in web programming will not be lost when you migrate to ASP.NET. The new programming model of ASP.NET will surely appear to be familiar to you however most of your existing ASP pages must be modified if they will be executed under [...]

ASP.NET? Now It’s for Free

Posted on September 5, 2007 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment

Many developers before oftentimes tag asp.net development to be expensive. This is because of the perception that development tools for programming asp.net applications are not for free (licensed tools). Visual Studio.NET of course is the most superior development tool for asp.net but many programmers especially students cannot afford to pay some bucks for a licensed copy. [...]

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