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  • Blog Post: How to check if a user belongs to a Security or Distribution group in ASP.Net

    If you need to check at Runtime if your User belongs to a Security group. Here's how to do it - Assuming the IIS Application has Authentication set to "Windows Authentication". The Request object of HttpContext has the Logged in users Identity which contains Groups. Here is the code which validates...
  • Blog Post: ASP.Net AJAX 4.0 Client Templates in depth

    The best way to know a Javascript library is to pry open the javascript file and look at the details. This release has a lot of powerful features which I will discuss here. 1. Sys.Observer – Ajax 4.0 includes an implementation of Observer Pattern. In plain words you can use this pattern to have a...
  • Blog Post: ASP.Net RssToolkit Version 2.0

    I have been part of the team working on the latest version ASPNET RssToolkit, originally created by Dmitry Robsman . We enhanced this awesome Toolkit and have just released version 2.0 of the Toolkit. Please check out Codeplex to download this toolkit. Here are some of the changes in this version...
  • Blog Post: Creating Widgets using Javascript Simple Syndication - JSS

    Web syndication is a way to make content of your website or application available for others to use. Rss/Atom/Rdf are specifications, which websites use for this purpose. However to consume such formats in your website, you need to know a little programming as these feeds are in Xml and they have a certain...
  • Blog Post: Convert Rss to JSON - Serialize to JSON by using XmlSerialization and JavaScriptSerializer

    JSON (Javascript Object Notation) – is a light weight data interchange format. It essentially is composed of key-value pairs. For Example – XML < rss version = " 2.0 " > < channel > < item > < link > http://test.com</link > < title > Page Title <...
  • Blog Post: Compressing ViewState of your Application

    .Net framework has an entire namespace for compression - System.IO.Compression. GZipStream is the class used for Compression and Decompression. .Net Framework 2.0, exposes a new class called PageStatePersister. This class is used to override and customize how you can Load and Persist the ViewState...
  • Blog Post: Sharing Master Pages amongst Applications by Embedding it in a Dll

    If you need to share Master Pages across applications and you don't want to create a ton of virtual directories, below is a way to do that. You can embed the Master Page as a Resource in your Dll and use VirtualPathProvider mechanism to call the Resource. VirtualPathProvider is a new functionality...
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