ASP.NET and Other Tips

These pages are a collection of tips for Internet Information Server (IIS), Active Server Pages (ASP), ASP.NET, etc.

• .NET Fixing C# XML Comments so they Work in Windows XP SP2
• .NET: Debugging Designer Features of a Custom Control in Visual Studio
• .NET: Getting and Setting the Application Version Number
• .NET: Getting the Path of the Executing Assembly
• .NET: Retrieving Assembly Attributes
• .NET: Setting the Default Font in a Windows Mobile/Compact Framework Custom Control
• .NET: Setting the RootFolder to Other Values in the FolderBrowserDialog in .NET
• .NET: Sizing Columns in a ListView Control in .NET
• .NET: Using Remoting in .NET
• ASP.NET: Constructing a Graphic on the Fly in ASP.NET
• ASP.NET: Controlling Caching in ASP.NET Web Forms
• ASP.NET: How to use the FrontPage Server Extensions with ASP.NET
• ASP.NET: Seeing What is in the ViewState in ASP.NET Web Forms
• ASP.NET: Using Forms Authentication in ASP.NET
• ASP.NET: View Trace Information on your ASP.NET Web Pages
• ASP: Create XML from an ADO query
• ASP: Detect Incomplete Loads
• ASP: Including an ASP.NET Web Page In a Classic ASP Web Page
• ASP: Process .HTM Files with Scripts and Server Side Includes
• ASP: QuickSort Algorithm
• ASP: Retrieve all server variables from IIS
• ASP: Send Email from Active Server Page
• HTML: How to Create a Non-Scrolling Region in HTML
• IE: Allowing Only Certain ActiveX Controls to Run in Internet Explorer
• IIS: Creating a web site for testing in IIS Server
• IIS: Creating Multiple Web Sites within IIS on Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional
• IIS: IIS/Visual InterDev Problems and Fixes
• IIS: Redirect a domain such as xoc.net to www.xoc.net
• SQL Server: Execute SQL Server Updategram
• Web Design: Design for People with Disabilities
• Web Design: Keep a Web Page out of the Google Cache
• Windows Mobile: Reprogramming the Push-to-Talk Button on the AT&T Tilt
• Windows: Get HTTP Header of a Web Page using Telnet
• Windows: Testing Domain Names without DNS
• Windows: Using Hosts File to Access Web Sites with XP SP2
• Windows: Windows XP Command Line Tools