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Friday, May 18, 2012

General Remote Things and General Interfaces (.NET Remoting)

1. Introduction

In the previous articles you saw a Singlecall remote object and a Singleton remote object. In this article I will show you the usage of Generics in the remote object and how the server will register it and how the client will consume it. For the previous articles, from the web site's home page select the remoting section from the side bar and navigate. You will see the other good articles on this topic from other authors also.

Let us first begin with the server. I suggest that you first read the basic article here. It will be easy to understand this article once you know the basics.

Dynamically Running User Control into Web Web page Using ASP.NET

Introduction

In this article we are going to see how we can add a User Control dynamically to a web page with the help of ASP.Net and C#.

Dynamically Add and Remove Products in List Box Using ASP.NET

Today, I have provided an article showing you how to add and delete items in a ListBox using ASP.NET. In this article, we will use a TextBox control, an Add Button and a Delete Button. When a user enters text into a TextBox and clicks on the Add Button the TextBox text will be shown in the ListBox. After that select text from the ListBox and click on the Delete Button to remove the text from the list. All you have to do is implement and hook it up to your website. First, start Visual Studio .NET and make a new ASP.NET web site using Visual Studio 2010.

Now you have to create a web site.

How to Use CGI Programs in Web Hosting

CGI means Common Gateway Interface. It's a way to provide interactivity to Web pages, in particular to handle the input from forms. For instance, you can use CGI to take information from a form and send it to your e-mail account, and many shopping-cart programs use CGIs. Many Web-hosting companies have libraries of CGI scripts you can use. Some allow you to install your own CGI scripts, but don't provide a library. Others don't allow you to add any CGIs.

The SharePoint Content Information source Information Size Limit

With the discharge of SharePoint 2010 SP1 and some new assistance we are modifying the reinforced information dimension boundaries for SharePoint articles directories. Prior to SP1 the articles information source restrict was 200 GB for cooperation and 1 TB for papers store. The articles information source dimension contains both meta-data and BLOBs regardless of where the BLOBs are situated and use of RBS does not avoid or improve these boundaries.

Create Help File With VB.NET how?

Introduction

Would you like to add a help file to your application? I think it is easy to do with VB.NET. You can read another article (How to make help file with C#).

This is an uncomplicated trial to add help to your project, it is easy to create.

Creating Replicated on Web Web page Using jQuery

Introduction

This post shows how to clone elements of a web page using jQuery; for this we will use the .clone() method.

Sometimes we want to copy (clone) elements of a web page; for example, a navigate menu can be placed on the header and on the footer too and there may be many situations that occur where we need to make a clone. Why write something twice if we have the opportunity to use jQuery.

So, let's create a demonstration page for this article.

<body>

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div>

<p>
Some informations.

<p>

Some more informations.

body>

Let's assume; we want to copy the 'mainBody'

and place it after the first . To do this we will use the following jQuery:

$('div.mainBody').clone().insertAfter('p:eq(0)');

In the above jQuery, making the clone of the

that has the class "mainBody" and inserting this new clone after the first , in DOM 0 refers the very first
, 1 refers the second
and so on.

Output in the browser:

Take one more assumption; what if we want to apply a different style to the cloned copy??

Now, to do that we need to create a style class.

.cloneStyle {

background: #ead3d3;

font: italic 1.4em "Times New Roman", Times, serif;

}

style>

So, we have a style now; let's add it to the cloned copy.

$('div.mainBody').clone().insertAfter('p:eq(0)').addClass('cloneStyle');

Nothing new here; we just added one more attribute .addClass('cloneStyle') to the existing jQuery above.

Now look at the output in the browser:

So, that's all about making a clone in a web page. You can dive deeper into this topic to achieve more functionality.