I had an issue where I was changing a WebPartManger's displaymode using the following code... WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.CatalogDisplayMode or WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.EditDisplayMode I didn't use SQL Express...

I don't have the SQL Express on my box and I still want to use database for my ASP.NET 2.0 application. Here is what I do to configure each of my application to use the MS SQL 2000. 1) Go to the the Visual Studio 2005 command prompt OR a regular command...

We have an XML file that needs to be loaded in the TreeView control. This entry shows How do we do it in VB.NET 2005. Let's create a VB.NET Project. Drag and drop a TreeViewControl and name it tvwMetabase . Also drag a Button control and name it btnLoad...

In VS 2005, it has become really easy to find the Operating System's information using some of the classes. Let's take a look at how do we do it in VB 2005... Sub DisplayOperatingSystemInformation() Dim osInfo As OperatingSystem osInfo = Environment...

In this pick, I am sharing a project using which you can send PDF files to the IE Client in four different ways. You may download the project by clicking here . Create a new C# Website. While creating the following pages ensure that you DON'T have...

Today we are going to discuss how to add webparts to a Catalog Zone dynamically in your webpage. Sometimes, you may have quite a lot of different webparts which you don't want to add by default to any page. Instead, you want to design an interface...

Visit the following link if you are new to ASP.NET 2.0 or want to familiarize yourself with some of the brand new stuff in 2.0. http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learning/learn/newtodevelopment/default.aspx Don't forget to visit the following walkthrough...

Hello everyone!! This one is a tweak to ensure that you are able to Administer your ASP.NET 2.0 web-site *without* installing Visual Studio 2005 on your IIS Server. For that, you would need Framework 2.0 installed on your Server. If you don't have...

Many times while troubleshooting performance related issues in ASP.NET/IIS we find that customers come in saying that the ASP.NET process crashes n number of times a day, two or more. Now, the question arises, that is it really a crash, or some Yellow...